Craftsman’s Plant-Book, The (page 2/2)

Front cover from “The Craftsman’s Plant-Book.” [$]

There is a bookplate or “ex libris” pasted inside the front cover of this book; it includes the words, “EX LIBRIS JAMES HALL and a styilized pine tree or feather-based design. [more...] [$]

Book Inscription

Opposite the bookplate there is a hand-written inscription: [more...] [$]

Title Page Detail: Basket of Flowers

This woodcut of a basket or tub of chrysanthemums and I think roses is in a mediaeval style, and appeared as a page decoration on the title page of the book. [more...] [$]

322.—Apple Tree. Pyrus Malus. C. S.

The apple tree makes a rounder head than the pear-tree and is not so erect. The flowers are in umbels, whereas those of the Pear are in corymbs. Nevertheless the corymbose formation is often present, but less straggling than in the Pear. The leaf is more oblong, and is bluntly serrated. The stipules are long and tepering, and produce a ragged effect. [...] [more...] [$]

323.—Pear.

A texture of leaves and fruit from 1565. [more...] [$]

Cork Oak, Quercus Suber

Cork Oak Quecus Suber [$]

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