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1.
Aviaries, Bird Rooms & Cages
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Their Construction &
Furnishing.
By H. Norman, fully illustrated, 117 pages.
2. Bird
Keeping, A Practical Guide for the Management of
Singing and Cage
Birds. By
C. E. Dyson c1878. 317 pages, with woodcuts and
coloured plates.
3. The
Flying Tippler & Tumbler Pigeon,
by G. Smith. How to Breed,
Rear & Train the
Macclesfield Tippler and the
High Flying Tumbler Pigeon. c1886, 66
pages.
4. British
Birds For Cages & Aviaries,
by W. T. Greene
c1899. ‘A
handbook Relating to All British Birds Which May
Be
Kept in Confinement'. 270 pages.
5. Cage
& Chamber Birds, Their Natural History,
Habits,
Food, Diseases, Management and Modes of
Capture.
By J. M. Bechstein M.D.,
c1885, 605 pages.
6. Canaries
& Cage Birds,
The Food, Care, Breeding,
Diseases
and Treatment of All House Birds, Birds for Pleasure and
for Profit. By George Holden c1888,
344 pages.
7. Fancy
Pigeons,
by J. C. Lyell, c1887, 536
pages. Contains ?Full Directions for their
Breeding and Management, with
Descriptions of Every Known Variety and All Other
Information of Interest or use
to Pigeon Fanciers.
8. Favourite
Foreign Birds for Cages and Aviaries..
By W. T. Greene, c1891,
156-pages.
9. Foreign
Birds for Cage And Aviary
(Volume 1 ?The Smaller
Foreign Birds).
By A. G. Butler, 213-pages.
10. Foreign
Birds for Cage And Aviary
(Volume 2 ?The Larger Foreign
Birds).
313 pages.
11. Foreign
Finches In Captivity
by Arthur G. Butler, c1899.
461 pages, profusely
illustrated with
attractive colour plates.
12. Holden’s
New Book On Birds,
c1903. ‘Keep Your Birds in Health, The Food, Care,
Breeding, Diseases and
Treatment of House Birds.?139-pages.
13. Indian
Pigeons & Doves
by E. C. Stuart Baker, c1913,
340-pages.With 27 very
attractive colour plates.
14. Pigeons
& All About Them,
by F. M. Gilbert c1898, 267 pages.
15. Pleasures
Of A Pigeon Fancier,
Rev. J. Lucas c1886,
184
pages.
16. Song
Birds & How To Keep Them.
By E. A. Maling
c1862,
177-pages.
17. Sweet
Songsters of Britain,‘With
Hints for the Rearing
and Management of Cage Birds? By H. G. Adams c1800s.
307
pages.
18. The
American Bird Fancier,
Considered with reference
to
the Breeding, Rearing, Feeding, management and
Peculiarities of Cage and House Birds, with Remarks
on their
Diseases and Remedies,
Drawn from Authentic Sources and Personal
Observation. By D. J.
Browne, c1850, 116 pages.
19. The
Book Of Cage Birds,
by Henry B. Hirst c1843, 296 pages.
20. The
Canary, Its Varieties, Breeding & Management.
By Rev. Francis Smith,
c1878, 190 pages.
21. The
Canary Book,
‘Containing Full Directions
for the Breeding, Rearing and Management
of Canaries and Canary
Mules; Cage Making etc; Formation of Canary
Socieites; Exhibition
Canaries, their Points
and how to Breed and Exhibit Them, and all other
matters connected with
their Fancy.?By Robert
L. Wallace c1904, 494 pages.
22. The
Dovecot and the Aviary
‘Being Sketches of the Natural
History of Pigeons and
Other Domestic Birds in a
Captive State, with Hints for their Management? By
Rev. E. S.
Dixon M.A., 482 pages.
23. The
Natural History of Cage Birds,
?Their Management, Habits,
Food, Diseases,
Treatment, Breeding and
the Methods of Catching Them.?By J. M. Bechstein,
M.D., c1812,
324 pages.
24. ‘The
Practical Pigeon Keeper?/b>
by Lewis Wright, 244 pages.
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many different breeds,
together with hosts of hard earned hints and tips - now combined together in a
unique and convenient rare book collection!
