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Book Title
Das Ganze der Taubenzucht
By
Neumeister, Gottlob.
Publication Details
Weimar, B.F. Voigt, 1837
DOI
https://doi.org/10.5962/bhl.title.50120
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Cambridge University Library
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JISC & NEH
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`original soft front cover'
top-margin annotation A working man enquired all himself
top-margin annotation Laugher
     Finnikin Spanish runt } not mentionedt01
     Frill-back )
t01 - `Finnikin Spanish ... mentioned' in brown ink
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⇑lines 2—1 score in pale pencil
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Page 17
top-margin annotation 17
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line 5 underline "Augensterne"
line 5 annotation pupil
line 10 underline "Steiss"
line 10 annotation rump
line 13 underline "Gesellschaft ... zahmen"
lines 12—14 annotation Dovecots do not like fancy pigeons
from End Slip annotation 17 Dovecots do not like Fancy Pigeons
Page 18
lines 8—9 underline "Es ... Tauben"
lines 6—9 annotation House Pigeons crossed with Fancy very fruitful
from End Slip annotation 18 Crosses very fruitful
Page 21
line 13 underline "schwarz"
line 18 underline "gewöhnlich"
line 19 [
lines 19—20 underline "der ... schön"
lines 11—22 annotation correspondence in age
     in young the white bars are rust-red & perfect character remains only till 3d or 4th year old —
from End Slip annotation 21 In young white bars nearly red & true (Q) character remains only till 3 or 4 years 24 Nearly parallel case
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line 12 at "Pfaffen" annotation Priest
line 13 at "Muschelhauben" annotation X
line 13 annotation shell-shaped cap X
lines 14—23 annotation ‹white› cross at back of Head
     top of head white
     upper & lower Mandible different colours.
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Page 23
lines 11—12 annotation ‹Evidently [illegible word]›    This seems rather different
line 12 underline "etwas grösser"
line 13 underline "Brust ... Oberrücken"
lines 14—15 annotation Head smooth «white» tail flight feathers, & feathers on feet white
line 17 underline "Latz"
line 17 annotation Stomacher
lines 19—24 annotation These have strongest shell-shaped caps of all Breeds— runs down half neck
Page 24
lines 3—5 score
lines 4—6 annotation In young the white feathers are first edged with colour
from End Slip annotation 21 In young white bars nearly red & true (Q) character remains only till 3 or 4 years 24 Nearly parallel case
line 11 annotation Spot
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line 1 underline "wegen ... kurzen"
line 5 underline "Schnabel ... als"
line 5 annotation I see this is mine
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lines 7—11 annotation I have now written descriptions on plates
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Page 27
line 10 double score
line 10 annotation —Blue
⇑line 3 annotation (a)
bottom-margin annotation a    Called by Riedel Polish Pigeon
Page 28
in pale pencil
line 4 double score
line 4 underline "blaue"
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Page 29
line 2 at "latschige, russische" annotation in pale pencil [illegible word], Russian
lines 2—9 annotation Mr Gilbert will back one of his to travel for 1/4 of hour
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line 7 underline "einen ... Schnippe"
lines 16—18 score
lines 16—18 underline "doch ... gut"
lines 16—18 annotation in brown ink (Q)
line 19 underline in pale pencil "Altenburgische"
from End Slip annotation 29 odd heredetariness in Trumpeter
Page 30
[continues overleaf] ⇑24 underline "Florentiner ... Piemontesertaube"
Page 31
[continuation] 1—2 score
line 1 underline in pale pencil "Schwungfender ... doppelte"
line 2 double score in pale pencil
from End Slip annotation 31 Hinkel flight-feathers doubts Q
line 4 underline "Halbmondstaube"
line 4 annotation Half-moon
End Matter 1
`plate 1'
birds numbered "4" ⧟
birds numbered "5" annotation [one circled bottom left] ⧟ chequered.    These seem all pretty like th Dovecot Pigeon.—
End Matter 2
`plate 2'
bird at toright annotation ( Baldpate ?)
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between central and bottom figures annotation chequered
⇑line 1 annotation Priest.    BaldPates?
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bottom right corner annotation [ Nuns have head, tip of wings & tail of different colour frm rest of body Dixon p. 100]
End Matter 3
`plate 3'
birds at bottom left annotation [circled]
bird at bottom right annotation —chequerd
⇑line 1 at "Mäusser-Taube" annotation Priest Pfaffer or White-tailed
     Thinks a cross with next
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⇑line 1 at "Mönch-Taube" annotation vertically crossed —(Nuns ‹?› I think certainy)
     (Bald-Pates ? )
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mentioned on [only volume] End Note ; in dark pencil
line 9 annotation lines 20—24 years
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line 12 underline "Holländerkropftaube"
lines 13—15 annotation These fancy races lines 6—8 years age.—
birds numbered "1" annotation ←⧟→ — ←⧟→ These strongest shell-shaped cap of all breeds
birds numbered "2" annotation ⧟
birds numbered "3" annotation ⧟ [connected in error to a bird numbered 2]
birds numbered "4" annotation Spot
⇑line 1 at "Bläss-T." annotation Spot
     — Spott01
t01 - `— Spot' in reddish-orange crayon
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birds numbered "5" annotation ←⧟→
End Matter 5
`plate 5'
birds numbered "1" annotation ⧟ [one circled]    No Bars, I saw this at Mr Wickerys
⇑line 1 at "Schwalben" annotation Swallow
     short feet
     Swallow P.t01
t01 - `Swallow P.' in reddish-orange crayon
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⇑line 1 at "Schild" annotation Shield or Bucker.
     Shield P.t01
t01 - `Shield P.' in reddish-orange crayon
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bottom right corner annotation ( Dixon «p. 120» considers these all sub-vars of Bald-Pates.)
     Colours do not blend as in archangel
End Matter 6
`plate 6'
bird at 'mid-right' annotation Edged with Black —
bird at bottom right annotation — Reddish bars
all figures annotation vry smallest, vy like Tumblers — great eyes small beak — Beak-skin ‹think› «thin», forehead high — vry neat — Beak broad slightly tufted, with frill in front —
     ‹Size›
bottom-margin annotation Black-tailed not here    Turbitt01    Turbit or owl ? (I think certainly)
t01 - `Turbit' in reddish-orange crayon
End Matter 7
`plate 7'
bird at toright annotation in dark pencil — ‹Magie› «Magpie coloured» acordng to Mr. Brent.
all figures annotation Size of commn Pigon — feet short Beak short Head angular like Moven, or last
⇑line 1 annotation Bald-headed tumbler , nor almonds not mntiond    Common Tumblerst01
t01 - `Common Tumblers' in reddish-orange crayon
End Matter 8
`plate 8'
top-margin annotation ( It is clear that Barbs, Tumblers & Owls all allied ) & Capuchins all allied.— All naked feet
all figures annotation Large as commn Pigeon but not so light a birds—
     Head like Möven, to which most allied. smooth , seldom capped — Eyes large — Rings rond eyes vry broad & flesh coloured.— Beak short & thick— nose-covrng seems swollen, scruffy, as if powdered.— not fruitful
⇑line 1 annotation Barbst01    Barbs ‹?› Yes
t01 - `Barbs' in reddish-orange crayon
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`plate 9'
upper figures annotation Larger than common Dovecot P. but not so light — Head like Moven, beak stragt — Eyes great ring rond eyes fleshy — Shell-cap to Head — & runng down neck —
central figures annotation || Wings very long reachng t «end of» tail Tail-feathers long.— Whole bird elongated /
bottom figures annotation p. 28. Larger than common Pigeon .— Soemtims with “spitz Kuppen Kopf” — Breast sticks out & broad — Neck goe back — 32 tail feathers, stick up, middle ones doubled. Never seen yellow or red. Some coloured like Shield Pigeon The coloured ones not so long tail feathers as white—
from End Slip annotation Pl 9 Never seen yellow or red Fantail
⇑line 1 at "1" annotation in reddish-orange crayon Jacobins
⇑line 1 at "2" annotation in reddish-orange crayon Fantail
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⇑line 1 at "Zopf" annotation Capuchin ‹?› (Certainly)t01    Mr Wickery blue Hen with 33 [tail-feathers]
t01 - `(Certainly)' in pale pencil
End Matter 10
`plate 10'
top-margin annotation I shd think in some degree allied to the Tumbler class
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birds numbered "1" annotation ⧟
⇑line 1 at "1. Trommel" annotation Drum
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whole-margin annotation Rather larger than common Make peculiar noise when angry. go «on» for 5 minutes— thick head. a thick short Beak— a shell-tuft to beack of Head, Tuft of feathers at base of beak. Skin round eye white — Breast wide neck thick— Feet much feather Longest feet feather 5 1/2 inches long not good fliers — Mongrels seldom drum .
⇑line 1 annotation in reddish-orange crayon Trumpeter
bottom-margin annotation Trumpeter ?
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End Matter 11
`plate 11'
whole-margin annotation Common Dutch Powters
     Largest Pigeons. very like Capuchins in high head, short Beak (but not so short) Tail-feathers vry long Feet smooth — Tips of wing reach beyond tail-feathers — Body elongated. Head with nest of feathers ,or smooth.— Vry rare, hardy any in his neighborhood. 22 inches long. — with outspread wings 3 feet + 6 inches
bottom-margin annotation in reddish-orange crayon Pouters
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`plate 12'
top-margin annotation woodcuts 3 inches high
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whole-margin annotation Holland Powters, vry different in shape frm th Dutch. — Not so large, lighter built . Wings do not reach t end of tail , & lie one over th other on th tail. Beak longer than in other breed — Crop more swollen upwards. Feet & Legs vry tall & feathered vry upright — when not vry like Mausser. Pl. 3 !!! Various colours, but not black with white wings
bird at bottom right annotation — This is what I have ‹bought› «got» as German
⇑line 1 annotation in reddish-orange crayon Pouters
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End Matter 13
`plate 13'
birds numbered "3" annotation ⧟ Archangel ?t01 — Archangel Mr Brent says
t01 - `Archangel ?' in reddish-orange crayon
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⇑line 1 at "1" annotation in reddish-orange crayon — One Runt
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⇑line 1 at "1" annotation —Hinkel
     Runts? yes I think certainly? Short neck ,large as Bantam ,thick body high legs, very short tail, lifting tail Middle flight-feather doubled /
     Leghorn Runt (probably)
     Mr Brent says Yes .
⇑line 1 at "2" annotation or half moon Pigeon like common pigeon in shape, Feet feathered.
⇑line 1 at "3" annotation chaffinch
     Head— pointed — very tame & delicate, but like dovecot in shape.
     This is like archanged Pigeon in [?]skin
⇑line 1 at "4" annotation Bristler
     Feathers curled like lock of Hair specially on wing-coverts
     Frill-Back
     Frill-Backt01
t01 - `Frill-Back' in reddish-orange crayon
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End Matter 14
`plate 14'
whole-margin annotation Very large either smooth or top-Knot — Beak vry thick, but not long.— Skin at base of nose, swollen, wrinkled, powdered — C wide warty red, — when old become powdered & keep on growing bigger & bigger — Always one colour though various.
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⇑line 1 annotation (I see here it is not said done after nature ) I suspect accidentally omitted.—
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⇑line 1 annotation or Arabian; for come from there. —
     Runts?t01 — Carriers ‹?› ‹or Runts?›
     This is clearly carriert02
t01 - `Runts?' cancelled
t02 - `This is ... carrier' in dark pencil
bottom-margin annotation in reddish-orange crayon Carriers
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bottom-margin annotation in dark pencil From Webers Book p. 14, allied to carrier p 15 is carrier.
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End Matter 15
`plate 15'
top-margin annotation very like Bakers Scanderoon Carrier — n[damaged: ripped] [illegible words][damaged: ripped] swan .— tail short, vry [illegible word] & not [?]as spread out
     except bill here mor curved .—    Secondaries look short / Mr Wickery says certainly
     ‹eye› orbits red, but Weber & Riedel says is white
top-margin annotation in dark brown ink Scanderoons
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whole-margin annotation As large as Hinkel ‹or Runts› — Beak vry long — hooked, bowed, — Covrng of Beak & ‹[illegible word]› «orbits»,t01 like Turkich Pigeon, but not so large — neck thin — Breast round, like half circle — feet strong & naked — Wings & tail sharp. —
     Breed badly, seldom brng up more than one. —
     (I shd. think allied to last )
t01 - `orbits,' in dark pencil
⇑line 1 underline in reddish-orange crayon "Bagadotten"
⇑line 1 annotation Bagatins turkish name for Carrier    Hocker-taube of Weber
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bottom-margin annotation Carrier, ‹?› Yes certainy    Runts accordng to Mr Brent
     no. now think carriers.
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bottom-margin annotation ( I see Dixon states th Beak vry straight, & vry long )
End Note 
annotation 4, 6
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