Black Yellow Warbler (Plate CXII) Audubon Print water meter A classic example of Victorian-era

A classic example of Victorian-era toy and sample stoves

A makers mark indicates that this sign was produced by the Scioto Sign Company

but this does not detract from the incredible beauty of the piece

Oftentimes the companies were also responsible for removing the suet from these animal bodies

decorative objects

Black Yellow Warbler (Plate CXII) Audubon Print water meter A classic example of Victorian-eraArtist: John James Audubon (1785 1851) Engraver Printer: Robert Havell, London Date: 1970s reproduction of an 1830s engraving Medium: Hand colored lithograph on paper, framed Style Movement: Natural History Illustration American Ornithology Dimensions: 18" W x 25" H Condition: Exhibits some light paper warping and scattered foxing, but colors remain vivid Notes: Titled Black Yellow Warbler (Plate CXII), this print depicts two brilliantly detailed