Waterfowl: Original photographs of breeds of Ducks and Geese

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The Geese Montage Top row (left to right): Embden Gander. Supreme Champion at 1935 Dairy for Capt Harrop; Embden Gander. Supreme Champion at 1934 Dairy for Mr J Y Wheatley; Toulouse Gander. 1st Crystal Palace for Mr H Whitley in 1932; Toulouse Goose. 1st at 1929 Crystal Palace for Abbot Bros. of Norfolk. Middle row: Pair of Grey Chinese Geese; Mixed Geese with child; Brecon Buff Gander. Bottom row: Pen of Grey Chinese Geese; Pen of Toulouse Geese.

The Ducks Montage Left column (top to bottom): Rouen Female; Magpie Male. 'Barron' Winner of many awards during 1927 including Crystal Palace for Lord Greenway; Muscovy Male. Middle column: White Indian Runner Male; Aylesbury female. Supreme Champion at the Dairy for J. Huntley & Son in 1927; Pekin Female; Crested Male. Right column: Silver Appleyard Drake. Early photo of the Duck Reginald named after himself; Khaki Campbell Male. Winner at the Dairy for Mr J H Butler of Bristol; Buff Orpington Male; Buff Orpington Female, six years old, Club show champion in 1935 for Mr J Kelly of Melton Mowbray, the club sec.

The Heavy Ducks Montage Left column (top to bottom): Rouen Female; Cayuga Female; Pekin Female. Middle column: Aylesbury female. Supreme Champion at the Dairy for J. Huntley & Son in 1927; Muscovy Male. Right column: Rouen Female; Magpie Male. 'Barron' Winner of many awards during 1927 including Crystal Palace for Lord Greenway; Aylesbury Drake, winner of Supreme duck or drake at Olympia for Mr H G Weston, of Aylesbury.

The Light Ducks Montage Top row (left to right): Black Indian Runner Male; White Indian Runner Male; White Indian Runner Female; Black Indian Runner Female. Middle row: Stanbridge White drake. Created by Lord Greenway and his manager,Jack Parkin.The breed is now believed to be extinct; Black East Indie Male; Crested Male; Fawn Indian Runner female. Bottom row: Buff Orpington Male; Khaki Campbell Male. Winner at the Dairy for Mr J H Butler of Bristol; Khaki Campbell Female; Buff Orpington Female, six years old, Club show champion in 1935 for Mr J Kelly of Melton Mowbray, the club sec.

Goose Prints
GOOSE 1: Brecon Buff Gander.	GOOSE 2 : Embden Gander. Supreme Champion at 1934 Dairy for Mr J Y Wheatley.	GOOSE 3:Embden Gander. Supreme Champion at 1935 Dairy for Capt Harrop.
GOOSE 4: Pair of Geese.	GOOSE 5 : Pair of Grey Chinese Geese.	GOOSE 6 : Pen of Brecon Buff Geese.
GOOSE 7 : Pen of Grey Chinese Geese.	GOOSE 8 : Pen of Toulouse Geese.	GOOSE 9 : Roman Gander.
GOOSE 10 : Toulouse Gander.	GOOSE 11: Toulouse Gander. 1st Crystal Palace for Mr H Whitley in 1932.	GOOSE 12: Toulouse Goose. 1st at 1929 Crystal Palace for Abbot Bros. of Norfolk.

Duck Prints
DUCK 1: Aylesbury Drake, winner of Supreme duck or drake at Olympia for Mr H G Weston, of Aylesbury.	DUCK 2 : Aylesbury female. Supreme Champion at the Dairy for J. Huntley & Son in 1927.	DUCK 3: Black East Indie Male.
DUCK 4: Black Indian Runner Female.	DUCK 5 : Black Indian Runner Male.	DUCK 6 : Buff Orpington Female, six years old, Club show champion in 1935 for Mr J Kelly of Melton Mowbray, the club sec.
DUCK 7 : Buff Orpington Male.	DUCK 8 : Cayuga Female.	DUCK 9 : Crested Male.
DUCK 10 : Fawn Indian Runner female.	DUCK 11: Fawn Indian Runner female.	DUCK 12: Fawn Indian Runner female.
DUCK 13: Khaki Campbell Female.	DUCK 14: Khaki Campbell Male. Winner at the Dairy for Mr J H Butler of Bristol.	DUCK 15: Magpie Male. 'Barron' Winner of many awards during 1927 including Crystal Palace for Lord Greenway.
DUCK 16: Muscovy Male.	DUCK 17: Pekin Female.	DUCK 18: Rouen Female.
DUCK 19: Rouen Female.	DUCK 20 : Stanbridge White drake. Created by Lord Greenway and his manager, Jack Parkin.The breed is now believed to be extinct.	DUCK 21 : White Indian Runner Female.
DUCK 22 : White Indian Runner Male.	DUCK 23 : White Indian Runner Male.	DUCK 24 : Silver Appleyard Drake. Early photo of the Duck Reginald named after himself.