Heritage Large Fowl - Phase II

[3riverschick]

American Poultry Journal, Volume 45 , 1914
https://books.google.cat/books?pg=P...&id=keI7AQAAMAAJ#v=onepage&q=Campines&f=false
Tables of content (TOC) for the year 1914
Page 74, Silver King the Wonder Campine Cock
TOC Page 185 Feb. , Incl. Mating and breeding Silver Campines
and Color supplement "Progress of the breeds
Page 305 Harrisons S.C. R.I.R.
Page 322, Some Pertinent Observations on Campines by Hering.
Page 411 March 1914 How to raise Young Chcicks By Prince T. Woods
April 1914 Page 637 , "How To Grow Prize-Winners" with Silver Campines pic on Page 642.
Page 723, Hering bred Prize Silver Campine Cockerel pic with eval by Schilling!
Page 724 Sicilian Buttercups by a breeder
810 RIR famous farm by Prince Wodds
Page 826 Part of another article, mentions taste of Campine meat
Page 861 The Houdan, A True Utility Fowl
881 article on Dean's Blue Ribbon Campines
Page 921 June 1914
Page 928, record Keeping System with charts
Page 1003, July 1914
Page 1042, notice of papers filed with APA to recognize Gold and Silver Campines
Page 1142 Notice of Gold and Silver Campines added to APA Standard
TOC page 1193 Oct.
TOC page 1277 Nov.
1322 Imperial Ringlets cockerels
1346 White Dotte 241 eggs
1355 unretouched Shilling group of white birds. Breed?
1359 retouched photo of Hering prize Silver Campine
1363 photo of Buff Orps from Ont. Canaada breeder at Mad. Sq. Garden
1379 Carver's campines and Halbach's White Rock ( pic)
TOC 1393 Dec. 1914, incl.
Fresh air poultry houses, Mating Cornish Indians
Page 1497 "The Value of Unretouched Photographs"
featuring unretouched prize Campines
By Frank Hering, prize-winning Campine breeder
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Book of the Campines
By Theodore Hewes, H. P. Clark ( full view)
IN- preparing this, the latest and most authoritative edition yet issued on the subject of Campines, no effort has been spared to make it the best and most valuable work on the subject. The Historical Notes, by Dr. H. P. Clarke, cover the ground completely and no man in either Europe or America is better qualified to prepare a chapter of this kind than is this man who predicted the present popularity of the Campine and kept advised of its developments both in Europe and America years before any of its present day advocate Theo. Hewes. An Illustrated Campine Standard in the mid-section of this book, with his lengthy and complete illustrated article presents the Campine breeders the first definite and specific exposition of Campine type and color that has been put forth. Accurate, definite description of every section, each illustrated with specially prepared drawings showing both perfect and defective shape and coloring, contrive to give the reader the most definite insight of Campine characteristics that has yet been offered.
Full-page "Hewes" charts of the kind made popular by Mr. Hewes in previous breed books are used to show correct shape and color and constitute the most satisfactory means yet attempted to attain this end.
ORIGINAL DRAWINGS
Four full-page and thirty smaller original drawings by I. W. Burgess working under Mr. Hewes' direct supervision are used to illustrate Mr. Hewes' article.
Chapters on care, management, breeding, conditioning and exhibiting by leading Campine breeders are included in this book and aid in making it the superior work that it is. Price 50c Postpaid.
https://books.google.cat/books?id=9...NAhULKB4KHaH6B2UQuwUIHzAA#v=onepage&q&f=false
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Interstate poultry school course: Discussion of poultry business
https://books.google.cat/books?id=TVJQAAAAYAAJ
Young Men's Christian Associations. United Y.M.C.A. Schools. Extension Division - 1920
Campines Page xxviii
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The Poultry Item, Volume 17, 1914, Page 31
Campines As Layers
By J.K. Ballou, Coalinga, Calif.
https://books.google.cat/books?id=68FJAAAAYAAJ
Go to this URL and type Campines in the "search inside" window.
A whole bunch more Campine articles than this one will pop up.

 

[3riverschick]

@3riverschick thanks so much for the Buckeye lit search

Pacific Fancier, Volumes 4-7 1906, Page 29
History of the Buckeyes
By the Originator, Mrs. Frank Metcalf
(multi-page, Illust.)
https://books.google.cat/books?id=_DZJAAAAYAAJ
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Standard-bred Poultry, Volume 116
American Fowl , The Buckeye
Page 150-151 ( upper right corner) or Part 5, Page 62-63 in the book itself
https://books.google.cat/books?id=T...4VAngQ6AEIgQEwFA#v=onepage&q=buckeyes&f=false
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All About Poultry
Jehu Glenn Postell - 1911 - Page 68
The Great American Dominique
And The Buckeye
https://books.google.cat/books?id=edo0AQAAMAAJ
https://books.google.cat/books?id=e...e&q=History Buckeye subject:"poultry"&f=false
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Standard Varieties of Chickens- The American Class -page 33
By Rob Solcum
https://books.google.cat/books?id=G...e&q=History Buckeye subject:"poultry"&f=false

 

[CanadianBuckeye]

Yesss!! Yessss!!!! YESSSSS!!!

 

[CanadianBuckeye]

oops double post

 

[CanadianBuckeye]

Darn, those seem to be tricky to access, I'll try harder!

 

[3riverschick]

I liked reading that history of the Buckeye by Metcalf. It was interesting. Esp. the color of the male and female. I looked them up.
"my hens had that brown red surface like a ripe buckeye" http://www.statesymbolsusa.org/symbol-official-item/ohio/state-tree/buckeye
"and the males were mostly almost a maroon red. " http://www.zazzle.com/solid_maroon_red_ceramic_tile-227231901166229493
I thought it was neat after all these decades to read the color the creator of the breed actually thought they should be.
They sure had a thing going with the RIR people, didn't they? The minutes of that APA meeting were most interesting.
Best,
Karen

 

[CanadianBuckeye]

I liked reading that history of the Buckeye by Metcalf. It was interesting. Esp. the color of the male and female. I looked them up.
"my hens had that brown red surface like a ripe buckeye" http://www.statesymbolsusa.org/symbol-official-item/ohio/state-tree/buckeye
"and the males were mostly almost a maroon red. " http://www.zazzle.com/solid_maroon_red_ceramic_tile-227231901166229493
I thought it was neat after all these decades to read the color the creator of the breed actually thought they should be.
They sure had a thing going with the RIR people, didn't they? The minutes of that APA meeting were most interesting.
Best,
Karen

Yes, Nettie was a tough broad! Many others would have given up, not her! Yay Nettie!

 

[CanadianBuckeye]

How did you read the history? All I got was a snippet with copyright restriction explanations.

 

[3riverschick]

How did you read the history? All I got was a snippet with copyright restriction explanations.

oh nuts, you are in Canada. HathiTrust has a bunch of regs about allowing viewing north of the border.
It has something to do with English copyright laws being stiffer and lasting longer then US ones.
will see what I can do. This is going to take some time. Maybe next week. Sigh,
Best,
Karen

 

[CanadianBuckeye]

oh nuts, you are in Canada. HathiTrust has a bunch of regs about allowing viewing north of the border.
It has something to do with English copyright laws being stiffer and lasting longer then US ones. will see what I can do.
Best,
Karen

OK thanks, that's unfortunate for me, but we don't want to be violating any copyright laws.