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This is an antique herbarium specimen featuring a pressed plant identified on the label as Medicago glomerata (clustered medick).
- The specimen is mounted on aged paper with handwritten French labels, noting the classification "Papilionacées" (now Fabaceae) and the date July 14, 1930.
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Medicago is a genus of flowering plants in the legume family, commonly known as alfalfa or medick
Antique pressed French Botanicals from 1930. We have an extensive collection of Antique French Pressed Botanicals that we purchased from several dealers in the south of France. I have done my best to be accurate with every pressed piece we have. Please read the description carefully. There will be discoloration and some damaged plants. The measurements can slightly vary. This piece is ready to be framed. It comes to you carefully packaged in a cello sleeve backed with a chipboard. Please note that the paper and the botanicals are almost 100 years old; therefore, there may be ripples, discoloration, and some small tears along the edges. Please pay close attention to all detail photos.
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Dimensions:
Height: 11" - Width: 7.5" - Depth: 0.07". Each piece will have depth because of the botanicals.
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Materials and Techniques:
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Place of Origin:
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Period:
1930
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Date of Manufacture:
Exact date unknown
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Condition: Good. Wear consistent with age and use.
