1862 John Gould Large Antique Print Birds of Great Britain - Pine Grosbeak Canada Washington still had dirt roads

Washington still had dirt roads and lacked basic sanitation

cities and other topographical features are noted

Lacépède made use of the notes and collections left by Philibert Commerson (1727–1773)

Plate size: - 20in x 15in (535mm x 380mm)

As was the case with most non-Javan pre-colonial states

1862 John Gould Large Antique Print Birds of Great Britain - Pine Grosbeak Canada Washington still had dirt roadsTitle : Pinicola Enucleator Ref #: 23486 Size: 21 1 2in x 14in (545mm x 360mm) Date : 1862 Condition: (A+) Fine Condition Description: This large original hand coloured antique lithograph of the male & female Pine Grosbeak or Pinicola Enucleator, found from Siberia to the United States, was published in the 1862 73 edition of John Goulds The Birds of Great Britain. Lithography by J Gould, HC Richter & Walter. The University of Glasgow, which owns a