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VARIETIES 
B. Ends unequal. 
Franklin’s Pippin. Medium size. Stem slender; depression rather deep. Calyx sunk in an 
even depression. 
Keswick Codlin. Medium size, ribbed, obscurely pentangular. Calyx large and deep. Stem 
short. 
Old English Codlin. 
Porter. Medium size, elongated, bright yellow. 
Yellow Ingestrie. 
Seeknofurther (Coxe’s). 
Stroat. 
Alfriston. Above the medium size, ribbed. Calyx deep, and depression rigid and irregular. 
Stem short, deep. 
Gray Pippin. Below the medium size, subangular. Calyx small; depression regular. Stem 
short, deep. ° 
Gray Leadington. Above the medium size, pentangular. Calyx large, deep. Stem medium, 
thick. 
Jubilee Pippin. Above the medium size. Ribs irregular. Crown narrow, angular. Calyx 
small, deep; depression compressed. Stem short. 
Warren Pippin. 
Order II. Breadth greater than the height. 
A. Ends equal or subequal. 
Dyer. 
Golden Sweet. 
tHAWTHORNDEN. Above the medium size; form irregular. Sometimes a single prominent rib. 
Stem slender, deep. Calyx small; deep depression, with obtuse plaits. 
Maiden’s Blush. Medium size, depressed. Fine crimson cheek. 
Summer Sweet Paradise. * 
Wormsley’s Pippin. Medium size, subangular. Calyx deep; depression plaited. Stem long, 
deep. 
•(■Baltimore Apple. Very large. Calyx large, open ; depression plaited. Stem short. 
Northern Golden Sweet. 
Seedling of the Newtown Pippin. Medium size. Late fall apple. 
Hawe's New Golden Pippin. 
Oakes’s Apple. Medium size, irregular. Two or more ribs. Calyx deep. Stem very short, 
thick; depression narrow. 
IPhiladelphia Pippin. Above the medium size. Calyx small. Stem half an inch; medium 
depth. 
Wyken’s Pippin. Below the medium size. Depression of the calyx shallow. Stem short, 
shallow. 
Cooper’s Redling. 
French Pippin. 
