Oh, this is neat. There's a few color plates, but mainly line drawings. The catalog seemed to serve both the home gardener and the farmer both, with varieties that do well in Canada (of course). I've never heard of several of the strains, but they were obviously well into hybridizing for disease resistance and quick growth.

There's a batch of legumes for sale that "the farmer isn't sure what they are" which I thought was hilarious. But if you just wanted cheap beans for the table, there you go. There's also a small array of small livestock gear, and a mention that the price for chicken and eggs was very good in that year.

Really a nice copy.