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Wonderful vegetable prints to brighten any kitchen or restaurant!
From an unknown source, possibly The Grocer's Encyclopedia.

(Early 1900s)
Letterpress/Offset Lithograph
Sheet size approximately 8.25 x 10.75 inches.

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(Darvill's watermark does not appear on actual print.)

Onions
ONIONS

CELERY
CELERY

FRENCH BEANS
FRENCH BEANS

BRUSSELS SPROUTS
BRUSSELS SPROUTS

LETTUCES
LETTUCES

$35

SALADS
SALADS

SEAKALE, ASPARAGUS
SEAKALE, ASPARAGUS

ARTICHOKES
ARTICHOKES

CARROTS
CARROTS

RHUBARB
RHUBARB

MAMMOTH GOURD (OR PUMPKIN)
MAMMOTH GOURD (OR PUMPKIN)

$35

VEGETABLE MARROWS
VEGETABLE MARROWS

$30

HORSERADISH
HORSERADISH

PARSNIP
PARSNIP
THE PRINTS BELOW ARE NOT FROM THE SAME SOURCE AS THOSE ABOVE

EARS OF CORN
EARS OF CORN OF U.S. SELECTION 133.

SHEET SIZE: APPROX. 5¼ X 8¾ INCHES

From: Yearbook U.S. Dept. of Agriculture (1909)
Printed by American Lithographic Co., NY

$15

EAR OF CORN
EARS OF CORN PRODUCED BY A PLANT THAT GREW FROM A KERNEL OF BOONE COUNTY WHITE DENT THAT RESULTED FROM A POLLINATION WITH BLACK MEXICAN SWEET-CORN POLLEN. NATURALLY POLLINATED. NATURAL SIZE

SHEET SIZE: APPROX. 5¼ X 8¾ INCHES

From: Yearbook U.S. Dept. of Agriculture (1909)
Printed by American Lithographic Co., NY

BANANAS
BANANA

SHEET SIZE: APPROX. 7 X 9 INCHES

UNKNOWN PUBLICATION BY
A.W. MUMFORD, CHICAGO

$5

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