Vintage Partridge Cochin Cock Print – Cassell’s Poultry Book (1870) – Mounted on Black Card

Description

Description:

This antique lithograph print from Cassell’s Poultry Book features “Talbot,” a prize-winning Partridge Cochin Cock, owned by Mr. E. Tudman. This exceptional bird won First Prize at Birmingham in 1870 and Kendal in 1871, marking it as one of the most distinguished poultry champions of its era.

The Partridge Cochin is a striking breed known for its deep, rich feather coloring, heavy build, and feathered legs, making it a favorite for both exhibition and utility. This stunning Victorian-era print, created by Vincent Brooks, Day & Son, Lithographers, beautifully captures the bird’s regal posture and intricate plumage details, set against a traditional farmyard scene.

The print itself measures approximately 16 x 20 cm and has been mounted on black cardboard with a 2cm border, making it perfect for framing or display.

📌 Condition: This is an original late 19th-century print, not a reproduction. Given its age, there may be minor signs of wear, including light foxing, edge discoloration, or slight creasing, all of which add to its authentic antique charm.

A perfect collectible for poultry breeders, vintage print collectors, and admirers of historic agricultural artwork.