Wholesale price list : seeds for market gardeners : spring of 1923 / W.F. Cobb Co., seedmen.

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WHOLESALE
PRICE LIST

FOR

Market Gardeners

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SPRING OF 1923

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W. F. COBB CO.

SEEDMEN

Franklin, Mass.

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ISCHDIOIC

INSTRUCTIONS

Orders sold at these prices
must be at least $5.00 total.

These prices are subject to
change without notice, and
prices must not be quoted from
this list for further acceptance.

We guarantee safe arrival of goods. Cus-
tomer pays freight or express and remits
direct to us. Have the customisr write his
correct shipping and postal address on the
order.

If articles not listed in this price list are
wanted, we will gladly quote prices on
same if we can procure them.

Goods sold at these prices must be on
wholesale order blanks.

TERMS

Freight to be paid by the purchaser, but
if bill is over $5.Ch and is paid within 30
days from date of shipment, customer may
send us freight bill and deduct amount paid
for freight. Net 60 days.

1

BEAN

BUSH, WAX VARIETIES

15 lbs. 60 lbs.

Improved Golden Wax .

. $2.75

$10.00

Wardwell’s Kidney Wax

3.00

11.00

BUSH, GREEN POD

VARIETIES

Stringless Green Pod

. $2.75

$10.00

Bountiful . .

2.75

10.00

Long Yellow Six Weeks

2.75

10.00

Dwarf Horticultural

3.00

11.00

Yellow Eye ....

2.75

10.00

POLE, GREEN POD

VARIETIES

Kentucky Wonder

. $3.00

$11.00

London Horticultural

. 3.00

11.00

BUSH, LIMA

Forkhook

. $3.50

$13.00

BEET

TABLE

1/4 lb.

lb.

Crosby Egyptian

. $0.20

$0.80

Detroit Dark Red

.20

.80

Early Egyptian

.20

.80

Pine Tree Table

.35

1.25

Swiss Chard, or Sea Kale

.20

.80

MANGEL WURZELS

AND SUGAR

Mammoth Long Red

. $0.15

$0.60

Sugar Rose . . . .

.20

, .75

Sludstrup ....

.20

.75

2

CABBAGE

EARLY

% lb.

lb.

All Seasons

$0.55

$2.00

Charleston Wakefield

.55

2.00

Copenhagen Market

.60

2.25

Early Ballhead ....

.60

2.25

Mammoth Red Rock

.60

2.25

WINTER

American Drumhead Savoy

$0.65

$2.35

Danish Ballhead Short Stem

.55

2.00

CARROT

Danvers Half Long .

$0.30

$1.00

Improved Long Orange

.30

1.00

Oxheart

.30

1.00

CAULIFLOWER

Oz.

1/4 lb.

Early Snowball ....

$2.50

$10.00

Dry Weather ....

3.00

12.00

V4 lb.

lb.

CELERY

Golden Self Blanching .

$1.00

$3.50

CITRON

New England Red Seeded .

$0.20

$0.75

3

CORN

FIELD

14 lbs.

58 lbs.

Cuban Giant . . . .

$0.80

" $3.00

Early Lakeside . . . ,

.80

3.00

Learning

.80

3.00

Smoky Dent . . . .

1.00

3.50

Pine Tree Flint . . . .

.90

3.45

Sanford

.90

3.45

Golden Nugget . . . .

.90

3.15

SWEET

10 lbs.

40 lbs.

Cobb's Golden Bantam .

$2.75

$9.00

Golden Bantam

1.75

6.00

Burbank Early Maine

1.75

6.00

Red Cory . . . ,

1.75

6.00

Crosby

1.75

6.00

Hopedale ....

1.75

6.00

S^towell’s Evergreen .

1.25

4.00

CUCUMBER

Ib.

lb.

Boston Pickling

$0.30

$1.00

Cyclone

.30

1.00

Davis Perfect

.35

1.25

Improved Long Green

.35

1.25

Improved White Spine .

.30

1.00

ENDIVE

Moss Curled . . . .

$0.35

$1.25

Broad Leaved . . . .

.40

1.50

4

KALE

Dwarf Scotch

1/4 lb.
$0.35

lb.

$1.25

LETTUCE

Black Seed Tennis Ball

$0.35

$1.25

Denver Market ....

.35

1.25

Improved Hanson

.35

1.25

Simpson

.35

1.25

MELON

MUSK

Extra Early Hackensack

$0.40

$1.50

Hoodoo

.40

1.50

Long Yellow

.40

1.50

WATER

Cole’s Early ....

$0.20

$0.75

Kleckley’s Sweet

.20

.76

ONION

Prizetaker

$0.55

$2.00

Southport Red Globe

.55

2.00

Yellow Globe Danvers .

.65

2.50

Southport White Globe

.65

2.50

PARSLEY

Champion Moss Curled . $0.30 $1.00

PARSNIP

lb.

lb.

Hollow Crown ....

$0.20

$0.75

PEA

14 lbs.

56 lbs.

Alaska

$2.00

$8.00

Everbearing ....

2.75

10.00

Gradus

2.75

10.00

Sutton’s Excelsior

2.75

10.00

Telephone

2.75

10.00

Thomas Laxton ....

3.00

11.00

PEPPER

V4 lb.

lb.

Ruby King

$1.25

$5.00

Chinese Giant

1.75

8.00

Large Red Cayenne

1.25

5.00

PUMPKIN

Conn. Field

$0.30

$1.00

Old Homestead Pie

.30

1.00

Maine Giant

.40

1.50

Small Sugar

.30

1.00

RADISH

Crimson Giant Forcing

$0.25

$0.90

Early Scarlet Globe

.25

.90

Icicle

.25

.90

White Tip, Scarlet Forcing

.25

.90

6

SALSIFY

1/4 lb.

lb.

Salsify

$0.75

$2.50

SPINACH

Long Standing ....

$0.15

$0.50

Victoria

.15

.50

SQUASH

SUMMER

Giant Summer Crookneck

$0.40

$1.50

WINTER

Boston Marrow

$0.25

$0.90

Delicious

.40

1.50

Golden Hubbard ....

.40

1.25

Improved Hubbard

.40

1.25

SUNFLOWER

Russian

$0.18

TOMATO

Dwarf Stone . . . . .

$1.00

$4.00

Earliana

1.00

3.00

Earlibell

1.00

3.75

John Baer

1.00

4.00

Livingston’s Perfection

1.00

4.00

Ponderosa

1.25

5.00

Stone

1.00

3.00

7

TURNIP

WHITE

¥4 lb.

lb.

Purple Top Strap-Leaf .

$0.35

$1.35

White Rock

.30

1.00

Purple Top Globe

.25

.80

White Egg

.25

.80

YELLOW

Yellow Perfection

$0.25

$0.80

RUTA BAGA

American Improved .

$0.20

$0.75

Bangholm

.20

.75

FLOWER SEEDS

NASTURTIUM

V4 lb.

lb.

Climbing

$0.40

$1.50

Dwarf

.45

1.60

SWEET PEAS

Giant Queen Mixture

$0.80

$3.00

Pine Tree Mixture

.55

2.00

ASTERS

Gloria Mixture ....

$2.00

$7.00

Queen of Market ....

2.25

8.00

PANSY

Dirigo Mixture ....

$4.00

$14.00

Victorian Mixture

$6.00

$20.00

MORNING GLORY

Morning Glo.y

$0.50

$1.75

8

Something New in a Gift Box

A Garden Full of Gladioli”

CONTAINING

50 gladioli bulbs, in variety covering every
color in the gladioli kingdom. This can
also be made up to your choice of color.

Something For the Garden Is Always Acceptable

I

A Big Value — Retails for $3.00

Smaller cartons of 12 at 50c up
according to variety

F. J. Gonred

DISTRIBUTOn

WATSONVILLE C.’L

FIELD SEEDS

These goods fluctuate in price$ so that it
is impossible to make a stable flgure. At in-
tervals, prices will be sent each salesman
at which he can book orders until the next
price-list is issued. Orders will he filled
and billed at the proper time at the prices
given to and used by the agent when the
order is booked. 'Changes in prices after
the order is booked will not affect that
order. The tendency is for prices to ad-
vance toward Spring though this is not
certain.