The hen; a Popular Pictorial Record Including the Characteristics of the Best Known Breeds, Complete With Dissectible Models of the hen and egg in Ele (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781176271555)

Explore the fascinating world of poultry with "The Hen; a Popular Pictorial Record," a comprehensive guide to the characteristics of well-known chicken breeds. Originally published in 1910, this illustrated volume offers a detailed look at the anatomy and care of hens, complete with unique dissectible models of both the hen and the egg in eleven sections.

This book provides insights into early 20th-century agricultural practices and serves as a valuable resource for anyone interested in animal husbandry or the history of poultry farming. Discover the distinctions between various breeds and gain a deeper understanding of the life cycle of these important domestic animals. "The Hen" is a unique and informative addition to any collection focused on nature, agriculture, or historical scientific study.

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