High Res Images: 41 Useful Plant Antique Prints By William Rhind

Accurate, high resolution scans of 41 antique pictures of useful plants from The Vegetable Kingdom by William Rhind.

Images are 300ppi and will be sent to you by file transfer, usually within 1 working day.

The scans were made from hand colored antique engravings from the 1850s.
They were in excellent condition and were ~9.5 x 6 inches (24 cm x 15 cm). William Rhind was a prominent Victorian botanist who lectured in Botany in Aberdeen, Scotland.

Benefits

Royalty free.
Save money - print accurate copies of beautiful antique prints for a fraction of their cost.
Study them before investing in the original prints.
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Use them to create art, greeting cards, calendars, posters, clip art etc.

Features

Scans are of the original antique prints and are exactly same dimensions.
Scans are saved as lossless bitmap or Tif files so all detail is retained (unlike jpg files).
Prints were scanned and saved at 300ppi. Each image file is several megabytes large.
Contact us before purchase for permission to use them commercially.
Much more detailed and higher quality than the images on this web site. When printed on a typical ink jet printer they are a very close match to the original antique prints.
Returns and refunds are not permitted.

Contents List

Plants shown include:
Arrow Root.
Australian Trees and Shrubs -Tea tree, Gum trees, Cabbage Palms, Bottle Brush etc..
Avocado.
Brazil Nut.
Breadfruit.
Buckwheat.
Cannabis.
Cassava.
Chestnut tree .
Chocolate.
Coffee.
Cotton.
Date palm, Banana palm.
Durian.
Flax.
Fruit and ornamental trees.
Fungi or mushroom plants..
Granadilla.
Guava.
Jack Fruit.
Lemon and orange trees.
Lychee.
Maize.
Mango.
Mangosteen.
Mangrove.
Millet.
Papyrus, .
Pawpaw.
Pistachio
Rice, Wheat.
Scotch pine.
Soursop.
Spice Plants. Ginger, Black Pepper, Caper, Cayenne Pepper.
Spice Plants. Nutmeg, Cinnamon, Clove, Allspice or Pimento.
Sugar cane.
Sweet Potato.
Taro.
Tea.
Timber Trees. Oak, Ash, Elm, Beech, Lime, Birch, Weeping Willow.
Walnut tree.
Wax palm.
Yam.