Description

with a numbered key to thecollege on the right and scrolls carrying coats of arms and a plaque in the sky

on April 27

The plate was issued as a headpiece for the Stationers' Company's almanac of 1868

the sleeves embroidered in gold

Life cycle of the Pine hawk moth Finish:20-pack with a numbered key toSeven figures showing the development of Bombyx pini [the Pine hawk moth Hyloicus pinastri]. Including eggs, caterpillar, pupa stage and fully grown female moth. The insect is shown on the Scots pine (Pinus sylvestris) in figure 4. Plate 1 from Anatomisch physiologische Untersuchungen der Insekten und Krustenthiere, by Friedrich Wilhelm Ludwig Suckow (Heidelberg, 1818). Inscribed below 'T Weber ad nat pinx. W. Siegrist sculp. Mannheim' Original:

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