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Admiral butterfly, & aster – or michs. [michaelmas] daisy

Admiral butterfly, & aster – or michs. [michaelmas] daisy (1789)

R. B. F. (English, 18th Century)
Amaryllis vittata – Belladonna

Amaryllis vittata – Belladonna (1789)

R. B. F. (English, 18th Century)
Bee moth, Gum asters or Rock-rose; native of Spain

Bee moth, Gum asters or Rock-rose; native of Spain (1789)

R. B. F. (English, 18th Century)
Clematis – Virgin’s bower; Germany

Clematis – Virgin’s bower; Germany (1789)

R. B. F. (English, 18th Century)
Colchicum – autumnal crocus; England

Colchicum – autumnal crocus; England (1789)

R. B. F. (English, 18th Century)
Cream-spot tyger moth, & Vinca major – Periwinkle; England

Cream-spot tyger moth, & Vinca major – Periwinkle; England (1789)

R. B. F. (English, 18th Century)
Cypripedium – Ladies-slipper; England

Cypripedium – Ladies-slipper; England (1789)

R. B. F. (English, 18th Century)
Geranium phaeum, & Iccia; England & Africa

Geranium phaeum, & Iccia; England & Africa (1789)

R. B. F. (English, 18th Century)
Hypericum Ascyron – Park leaves; vicinity of Constantinople

Hypericum Ascyron – Park leaves; vicinity of Constantinople (1789)

R. B. F. (English, 18th Century)
Monsonia; Cape of Good Hope

Monsonia; Cape of Good Hope (1789)

R. B. F. (English, 18th Century)
Passiflora alata – winged passion flower; West India

Passiflora alata – winged passion flower; West India (1789)

R. B. F. (English, 18th Century)
Rosa Eglanteria – yellow sweet-briar

Rosa Eglanteria – yellow sweet-briar (1789)

R. B. F. (English, 18th Century)
Tradescantia – Virginian spiderwort

Tradescantia – Virginian spiderwort (1789)

R. B. F. (English, 18th Century)
Trillium; South Carolina

Trillium; South Carolina (1789)

R. B. F. (English, 18th Century)