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81/1/201-300 of 359: A cabinet containing jars of seed and crop samples after processing by thrashing machinery and combine harvesters, 1880s-1970s, and an index book. The samples are collected from all over the world and were processed by different means, thrashing by hand, horsepower and several machines including competitors to Ransomes, Simms and Jefferies. 81/1/201: Peanuts – Venezuela 56. 2171 81/1/202: Peanuts – Venezuela 56. 2179 81/1/203: Peanuts – Matal Common Nuts, Kongwa, June 1949, Ex, P.P. Harvester 1640 lbs/hr A.H. 81/1/204: Peanuts – from Bangkok, Siam 81/1/205: Peanuts – from Bangkok, Siam 81/1/206: Peanuts – Baladi (Egyptian) 1948 81/1/207: Peanuts – Valencias Ex Kongwa by M.H. ‘Clipper’ 1948 81/1/208: Peanuts – Roumi (Egyptian) 1948 81/1/209: Peanuts – Spanish Bunch Nuts, Kongwa, 1949, Ex. PP Harvester, 1312 lbs/hr 81/1/210: Peanuts – Valencia Nuts, Kongwa, June 1949, 975 lbs/hr PP Harvester 81/1/211: Peanuts – (Sample of Shelled) from RS&J Hand Sheller, brought by K.H. from Tarry & Co., Salisbury 2-1-‘52 81/1/212: Peanuts – Matal Commons, Ex. Kongwa by M-H ‘Clipper’ 1948 81/1/213: Peanuts – Munbasit, Egyptian, 1948 81/1/214: Peanuts – Sample of Shelled peanuts from a Boby Peanut Sheller, brought by K.H. 2-1-‘52 81/1/215: Peas – Gailey v Roberts 81/1/216: Peas – Wedge, India 7-5-‘38 81/1/217: Peas – Cow, (Tarry & Co.) 1949 81/1/218: Peas – Blue 81/1/219: Peas – Black Eye, B.W. Indies, sent by W.J. Abbott 81/1/220: Peas – Dry Gungo, see memo from FEW 23-2-‘29 81/1/221: Pennisetum – Var. Locally called Sanyo Coos (File No9) 81/1/222: Pigeon Peas – Cajanus Indicus (File No 10&11) 81/1/223: Pigeon Peas – B.W, Indies, sent by W.J. Abbott 81/1/224: Pigeon Peas – Cajanus Indicus from Fiji 81/1/225: Plantain 81/1/226: Pop Corn Mealies – Senekal O.F.S. by H.O.F. 1938 81/1/227: Poppy 81/1/228: Pueraria Javanica – Tali Ayer Estate, Parit Buntar, Perak, Malaya 81/1/229: Pueraria Javanica – Malaya 81/1/230: Radish Seed 81/1/231: Ramie – Undegummed Kenya or British Honduras 81/1/232: Rape – Chile 81/1/233: Rapoka Seed – Sample North & Sons, Durban, South Africa, ex R.Hunt, African Millet 81/1/234: Rice 81/1/235: Rice – India, 1947 81/1/236: Rice - Thrashed at Nimes South France with the MST 42 combine with special peg drum and Concave, see report by J.S.J. November 1954 81/1/237: Rice – Thrashed with 21” Chopper, Egypt 1937 81/1/238: Peta – Philippines, difficult to thrash, lodging, high yielding 81/1/239: Rice – small from Cambodia 81/1/240: Rice – large from Cambodia 81/1/241: Rice – hand thrashed, Malayan 1968 (2) 81/1/242: Rice – variety Sollana, Valencia, 1963 81/1/243: Rice – Pearl, first quality, husked, Valencia, 1963 81/1/244: Rice – Husked immature kernels, separated from first quality Valencia 1963 81/1/245: Rice – Husked broken kernels, separated from first quality Valencia 1963 81/1/246: Rice – Brazilian, sample sent by Mr J.H. Jeffrey 30” Mosquito Thrasher 81/1/247: Rice – Yabani sample, from Mr Antoun & Son, Alexandria, variety commonly grown 81/1/248: Ricinus Communis – Malta 81/1/249: Roolgrass – Themeda Triandra Ginsun Seed Ltd., Johannesburg, S.A. January 1950 81/1/250: Rust 81/1/251: Ryders – Sample No.4760 81/1/252: Rye – First quality by 60” 15316, Posen, Germany 81/1/253: Rye – Thrashed by 22” x 36” Thrasher for Mr Sykes, August 3rd 1944 81/1/254: Rye Grass 81/1/255: Rye Grass – Perenial Mr Gilbert, Aberdeenshire, MST 42” Combine, 1954 81/1/256: Rye Grass – French/Italian 81/1/257: Rye Grass – English/Italian 81/1/258: Safflower 81/1/259: Sample – from first Dressing Shoe, Clover Huller, Zimerman 81/1/260: Sanfoin – A 54”/53133 81/1/261: Sanfoin – A 54”/No. 53133 sample of chaff before alteration 81/1/262: Screenings – from Spanish Wheat 81/1/263: Seeds – after passing through 1st Drum of Clover Huller, Smith & Whitehead Ltd., 20-3-‘39 81/1/264: Seeds – after passing through 2nd Drum of Clover Huller, Smith & Whitehead Ltd., 20-3-‘39 81/1/265: Seeds – etc. from Seed Sieve in Shoe, 32” x 54” Thrasher, Firdale, Manitoba, Canada, 1914 81/1/266: Sesame 81/1/267: Sesame – Seed (Red) Sudan 81/1/268: Sesame – Ex Lanitis, Cyprus, October 1952 81/1/269: Sorghum – Red 81/1/270: Sorghum – West Africa 81/1/271: Sorghum – Tip, New Guinea, 1959 81/1/272: Sorghum – Durra (1) locally named Basso Coos (File No7) 81/1/273: Sorghum – Durra (2) locally named Kinto Coos (File No8) 81/1/274: Sorghum – from Kingolwira Prison Farm, Tanganyika 81/1/275: Sorghum Volgare – known as Guinea Corn, Turkish Millet, Indian Millet. Gt Millet, Broom Corn, Sorgo, Dhurra, Dura, Joware, Juar, Jerusalem Corn. 81/1/276: Sorgo Wheat – Peru, 13-7-‘34 81/1/277: Straw Knobs – which caused lower shoe trouble in hot countries 81/1/278: Sugar Beet Seed 81/1/279: Sugar Beet Pulp – Dried, 9/7 Stoke Ferry, Oct 1953 small granulation 81/1/280: Sulla – Sgusciata, Milano 81/1/281: Sula – Hedysarum Boronarium 81/1/282: Sun Hemp – Tarry & Co. 1949 81/1/283: Sun Hemp – Dressed at O.W by Southwind Dresser sent by Major Dimmock, grown in Rhodesia, 14-10-‘30 81/1/284: Sunflower – Seed after decorticating in standard awner 81/1/285: Sunflower – Mixed, Tarry & Co, 1949 81/1/286: Sunflower – Seed after passing through decorticating machine with suction fan and dressing sieve, 27-09-‘46 81/1/287: Sunflower – Tanganyika 1959 81/1/288: Sunflower – Mars, ungraded, RS&J Decorticator 81/1/289: Sunflower – Southern Cross, ungraded, RS&J Decorticator 81/1/290: Sunflower Seed – Decorticated by Rose Dawn Thompson, Selby (through Mr. Regan) Aug.1950 81/1/291: Sweet Yellow 81/1/292: Tall Fescue – Cavalier July ’68, from swatch, J.Seabrook, Tollesbury, Garlands Farm 81/1/293: Tares – English Winter, 21-11-‘50 81/1/294: Tea 81/1/295: Teff Seed – Imperial Institute, South Africa, Oct. 1923 81/1/296: Tief – Ethiopia 1957 81/1/297: Tief – Teff? Ethiopia 1957 81/1/298: Timothy Seed – Scotland 81/1/299: Timothy – Cavalier Combine 1968 81/1/300: Timothy – AM 54” Scotland, 9-4-‘43

cabinet containing jar of Seed samples

Ipswich

1880-01-01 - 1979-12-31

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