1862 John Gould Large Antique Print Birds of Great Britain - Pine Grosbeak Switzerland The first House of Bourbon

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1862 John Gould Large Antique Print Birds of Great Britain - Pine Grosbeak Switzerland The first House of BourbonTitle : Pinicola Enucleator Ref #: 23486 Size: 21 1 2in x 14in (545mm x 360mm) Date : 1862 Condition: (A+) Fine Condition Description: This large original hand coloured antique lithograph of the male & female Pine Grosbeak or Pinicola Enucleator, found from Siberia to the United States, was published in the 1862 73 edition of John Goulds The Birds of Great Britain. Lithography by J Gould, HC Richter & Walter. The University of Glasgow, which owns a