| Description | Cassell's family magazine, Apr 1881, part 77.
Published: London, Cassell, Petter, Galpin and Co, 1881.
Pages 257-320, frontispiece, illustrated.
Pages 276-7: A "Jam of lumber" in New Brunswick by J P Sheldon.
Sir Walter Gilbey: Milk: its universal importance. 1912
21 pages.
George Radford: Agricultural co-operation; reprinted from "Our land".
Published: London, P S King, [?1901]
74 pages, with frontispiece
John Prince Sheldon: Lancashire cheese-making and dairy farming; reprinted from the Preston Guardian.
Published: Preston, Preston Guardian, 1882.
15 pages
John Prince Sheldon: The Midland Farmers' Club: a paper on "Dairy Farms", read before the club on 20 Jun 1878, with discussion thereon. A A Sylvester, secretary.
Published: Birmingham, Birmingham Daily Gazette, [?1878]
20 pages
John Prince Sheldon: Milk and butter, and how to keep them, written expressly for the Southsea Dairy Company. Presented gratuitously by the Company.
Published: [?Southsea], Ancell, 1882
6 pages
John Prince Sheldon: The agricultural outlook: an address delivered at the Newcastle Farmers' Club, 3 May 1879
Published: Newcastle: Courant Office, 1879
18 pages
John Prince Sheldon: A "Jam of lumber" in New Brunswick, from Cassell's family magazine, Apr 1881, part 77, pages 257-320
Published: London, Casell, Petter, Galpin and Co., 1881
18 pages
Frederick Taylor: Horse-breaking
Published: London, Holyoaks and Co, [1860]
32 pages |