Audubon Quadrupeds Royal Octavo COLLARED PECCARY Plt 31 FIRST EDITION. WITH TEXT

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Audubon Quadrupeds Royal Octavo COLLARED PECCARY Plt 31 FIRST EDITION. WITH TEXT:
$210.00

Audubon Quadrupeds of North AmericaRoyal Octavo Edition - COLLAREDPECCARY Plate31 FIRST EDITION

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This original Audubon lithographcomes from the Royal Octavo edition of Quadrupeds Of North America, by JohnJames Audubon. This edition was lithographed and HAND COLORED by the printingfirm of Nagel and Weingaertner of New York. No two can be exactly alike. Drawnon stone by R. Trembly. The animals have a superbly realistic appearance.Audubon\'s second great work, after his Birds, is a landmark of American naturalscience.

Any print bearing the Nagel &Weingaertner attribution is a first edition print.

This is Plate 31 and was published around 1849. It is in excellent condition.

This print is the full size 6 3/4inches by 10 1/2 inches. It has not been cropped like other prints you’ll find.

It is from my personal collection, Ipurchased it from The Audubon Wildlife Gallery in Charleston, South Carolina.

Manysubscribers of these prints originally had their sets bound into books. Thisprint is from such a binding. That is why you see the binding fringe at theedge of the page.

INCLUDES FOUR(4) SEPARATE SHEETS OF ORIGINAL TEXT! Pages233-240.

RAREfascinating scientific documents. The original sets included informational textabout the animals. With this print you will receive the pages of text thatoriginally accompanied it, from the 1800’s.

Many prints onthe market have been substantially trimmed, lowering their value. That is notthe case here. You are getting the complete page as printed.

These printsare ORIGINALS. We GUARANTEE these prints to be authentic. Due to the age andtype of paper, some imperfections are to be expected. These prints are 160years old.

Please examine the images provided.Please ask questions.