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Description: Title page of Agriculture Ancient and Modern: A Historical Account of Its Principles...

TitleTitle page of Agriculture Ancient and Modern: A Historical Account of Its Principles and Practice Exemplified in Their Rise, Progress and Development

Creator nameMacquoid, Thomas Robert

Creator name (description)after T. Macquoid

Creator nationality/cultureBritish (modern)

Creator rolePrintmaker/Engraver/Lithographer

Creation date1864

Object typePrint

MaterialsWood engraving

Locationfrom Samuel Copland ["The Old Norfolk Farmer"], Agriculture Ancient and Modern: A Historical Account of Its Principles and Practice Exemplified in Their Rise, Progress and Development (London: James S. Verrue, published periodically 1864–1865)

Accession numberUnknown

SubjectsIllustration of books, Victorian--Great BritainAgriculture publishing

Statustitle page to pt. I, May 1864

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