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The Eye - A Treatise on 'Eye Signs' and a Study of the Eyes of Great Families of Homing Pigeons, EPUB eBook

The Eye - A Treatise on 'Eye Signs' and a Study of the Eyes of Great Families of Homing Pigeons EPUB

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This antiquarian volume contains a detailed discussion on 'eye signs' - being a study and exploration of the eyes particular to the great families of homing pigeons.

This fascinating and profusely illustrated treatise on the 'signs' present in the eyes of pigeons will appeal to both amateur and seasoned fanciers.

It would make for a worthy addition to collections of pigeon-related literature.

Although old, the information contained herein is timeless, and will be of as much value to modern readers as it was when first published.

The chapters of this book include: 'Falconry', 'Personal Observations', 'The Eyes', 'Study of the Eyes', 'Study of the Great Families', 'The Ulensthe Vekemas - The Van Shingen', 'The Wegges', 'The Grooters', 'The Pittvils', 'The Hansennes and the Delathouwers', 'General Considerations', 'The Special Aptitude', etcetera.

We are republishing this vintage book now in an affordable, modern edition - complete with a specially commissioned new introduction on pigeons.

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