1794 Copper Engraving James Sowerby Sagina Mouse-Ear Pearl-Wort Botanical EB3 COL2 Armour was the first company

Armour was the first company to actually utilize the bi-product waste produced by its slaughterhouse for resale

Westbury Long Island

During World War II

This piece was illustrated by Leitch

1794 Copper Engraving James Sowerby Sagina Mouse-Ear Pearl-Wort Botanical EB3 COL2 Armour was the first company"Sagina cerastoides" This is an original 1794 hand colored copper engraving of the Sagina cerastoides, commonly known as mouse ear or pearl wort, that is found in England. A page of descriptive text accompanies this plate. Please see both images. CONDITION This 219+ year old Item is rated Very Fine ++. Moderate foxing and aging. Light wrinkling. Some light surface rub. Product Type: Original Copper Engraving; Hand Tinted Color Grade: Very Fine ++