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RM2BP37TD–South London Flower Show 1842 held at the Surrey Zoological Gardens - Now Pasley Park housing estate site (from an English publication of the time). Royal Surrey Gardens was a pleasure gardens containing at separate times, a music hall and a zoo. It was in the grounds of Surrey Manor House (Manor Place, close to Pasley Park). The Surrey Zoological Gardens were opened in 1831 by Edward Cross who already had a menagerie on the Strand. It also hosted flower shows & special fete days with historical re-enactments, including the Great Fire of London and the eruption of Mount Vesuvius.
RM2BTJ560–An engraving of Surrey Zoological Gardens scanned at high resolution from a book printed in 1851. This image is believed to be free of all copyright.
RM2M3NMD8–The designed proposed by Mr. Horace Jones, architect, for the music hall at Surrey Zoological Gardens. 1850
RMETBHHH–Pleasure Party in the Zoological Gardens, Paris, France, 'Classical Portfolio of Primitive Carriers', by Marshall M. Kirman, World Railway Publ. Co., Illustration, 1895
RMHYAN5T–SINGAPORE: A PAIR OF BABY orang-utans lark about as they dangle from the treetops. Other pictures show other members of the merry band of apes playing in the trees as a pair of orang-utans frolic together one pretends to be doing ballet while another does a mid-air wee. At the end of the day exhausted mum can only try to get some rest as the youngsters continue to swing around above her head. The heart-warming pictures were taken by Singapore photographer C.S. Ling (30) at the island’s Zoological Gardens.
RM2M1F8X6–Playfighting. Sumatran and Amur Tigers play durring a snowy weekend at Dudley Zoological Gardens, England.Dudley Zoo, UK: PLAYFUL images show a tiger
RM2X160PN–DISPLACED PERSONS AND REFUGEES IN GERMANY - Polish nationals boarding army lorries to take them from No.17 Displaced Persons Assembly Centre at Hamburg Zoological Gardens to a Polish national camp for repatriation. The Displaced Persons camp within the grounds of Hamburg Zoo was build by the Blohm & Voss company during WWII to house the forced labourers that worked in their factory. The camp was taken over by the British on 5 May 1945 and quickly given over as an arrivals centre for displaced persons. On arrival displaced persons were organised into groups of 50 for processing through the rece
RM2ABXEEF–A KANGAROO AT THE ZOOLOGICAL GARDENS LONDON. Photometry of Colored Lights. BABY KANGARO THE FIRST OF THE BRUSH TAILED ROCK SPECIES BORN AT THE ZOOLOGICAL GARDENS., scientific american, 1896-08-08
RM2RG91XR–Russian bear climbing to the very top of the pole at Zoological Society's Gardens (London Zoo).
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RM2M3K588–Exterior of the, then new, Carnivora House at the Zoological Society's Gardens (London Zoo) in Regent's Park, London. 1842
RMTXGXY0–Lawn mower (shearing machine) invented by Mr Budding and manufactured by Ransome's of Ipswich. Used in gardens of Zoological Society c1832 Coloured engraving London
RM2M3K58T–Giraffe and its young, with a keeper bringing in some hay, at the Zoological Society's Gardens (London Zoo) in Regent's Park, 1849. 1849
RF2C2PHYB–View of Zoological Gardens in the Bois de Boulogne, Paris, vintage engraved illustration. Magasin Pittoresque 1861.
RM2K06TMF–Zoo, c1895. Photograph showing wooded area at the National Zoological Park, Washington, D.C., with buildings on the left.
RM2B090WB–An engraving of the Zoological Gardens Regents Park, London scanned at high resolution from a book printed in 1851. Believed copyright free.
RM2CPGXEM–. Birds: the elements of ornithology . nhabit swamps and rivers, wherethey pursue fish with extraordinary agility, spearing^ themthrough with their sharp beak before seizing them in themouth, as may often be seen with the American species {PhtusanUnga, fig. 24) in our Zoological Gardens. A curious bend orseeming lump in the neck is conspicuous, and indicates the spotwhere the neck-bones are modified in a most remarkable manner,to facilitate the unerring projection of the bill—like a spear-head—against the body of the fish the bird desires to transfix. In the Gannet or Booby, also called the So
RM2F6X91R–Troglodytes gorilla in a XIX century zoo. Old 19th century engraved illustration from El Mundo Ilustrado 1879
RM2ABW5BC–SCIENCE AND THE PUBLIC HEALTH. THE REPTILES AT THE ZOOLOGICAL GARDENS., scientific american, 1870-01-22
RM2M1F8X8–Playfighting in the snow. Sumatran and Amur Tigers play durring a snowy weekend at Dudley Zoological Gardens, England.Dudley Zoo, UK: PLAYFUL images s
RM2ABXX5E–NEW ANTELOPES AT THE N. Y. ZOOLOGICAL PARK. ANTELOPES AT THE NEW YORK ZOOLOGICAL GARDENS. Lloyd's and What It Means., scientific american, 1904-11-26
RM2X1N61X–DISPLACED PERSONS AND REFUGEES IN GERMANY - Two Poles who are leaving the No.17 Displaced Persons Assembly Centre at Hamburg Zoological Gardens for a Polish national camp for repatriation, have so much luggage that they need a handcart to bring it to the lorry. The Displaced Persons camp within the grounds of Hamburg Zoo was build by the Blohm & Voss company during WWII to house the forced labourers that worked in their factory. The camp was taken over by the British on 5 May 1945 and quickly given over as an arrivals centre for displaced persons. On arrival displaced persons were organised in
RM2ABWRBK–TAPIR AND YOUNG. New Variety of Silk Moth. BY W. MARTIN WOOD. THE NEW-BORN TAPIR—LONDON ZOOLOGICAL GARDENS., scientific american, 1882-04-08
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RM2ABXBGW–ROARING ALLIGATORS IN THE ZOOLOGICAL GARDENS AT HAMBURG. The Blanco Encalada. ROARING ALLIGATORS IN THE ZOOLOGICAL GARDENS AT HAMBURG. Zinc Plates as Substitutes for Lithographic Stones., scientific american, 1894-07-21
RM2M3K58G–Deceased elephant 'Jack', pride of the Zoological Society's Gardens (London Zoo) in Regent's Park. Jack lived at London Zoo for sixteen years and may have been as old as 40 when he died. Date: 1847
RM2ABWDX9–THE MANATEE OR COW FISH. LAND TORTOISES. THE MANATEE OR COW FISH. 4410. Remarkable Electrical Phenomena vi LAND TORTOISES IN THE ZOOLOGICAL GARDENS LONDON, scientific american, 1875-10-23
RM2K06TW5–Zoo, c1895. Photograph showing a fork in a dirt road at the National Zoological Park, Washington, D.C.; two signs warn against breaking branches or removing plants and that no dogs are allowed in the park.
RM2CPA4C9–. Birds in flight . isplay.Then the two wings, in some indescribable manner, areopened out so as to form a huge circular screen, concealingthe whole of the rest of the body. The effect produced from 66 the human standpoint is one of great beauty, after the firstburst of astonishment has spent itself. His mate is lesseasily moved. Perchance familiarity breeds contempt.At any rate it is only after persistent arid frequent attemptsto charm her to his wUl that success rewards him. Those who have the good fortune to be able to makefrequent visits to the Zoological Gardens in London may,with great g
RM2M1F8XA–Snow attack. Sumatran and Amur Tigers play durring a snowy weekend at Dudley Zoological Gardens, England.Dudley Zoo, UK: PLAYFUL images show a tiger s
RM2X14XFY–DISPLACED PERSONS AND REFUGEES IN GERMANY - Corporal Albracht, a Polish prisoner of war who volunteered to stay and help the staff at No.17 Displaced Persons Assembly Centre, Hamburg Zoological Gardens. The Displaced Persons camp within the grounds of Hamburg Zoo was build by the Blohm & Voss company during WWII to house the forced labourers that worked in their factory. The camp was taken over by the British on 5 May 1945 and quickly given over as an arrivals centre for displaced persons. On arrival displaced persons were organised into groups of 50 for processing through the reception centre
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RM2ABWBBY–Death of the Big Rhinoceros in the London Zoological Gardens. Railway Receipts and Expenses. The Hours of Labor. The Wear of Gold Coin. Nickel in Missouri. An Excellent Pen., scientific american, 1874-01-17
RM2K06TXA–Group of public school children looking at beaver dam in the National Zoo(?), Washington, D.C., (1899?).
RM2ABXABA–THE NORTHERN DIVER AT TRE LEIPZIG ZOOLOGICAL GARDEN. A TROLLEY WIRE FINDER FOR ELECTRIC RAILWAYS. JONES' TROLLEY WIRE FINDER. The Valiant. THE NORTHERN DIVER AT THE LEIPZIG ZOOLOGICAL GARDENS., scientific american, 1893-09-16
RM2CPGJ0H–. Birds: the elements of ornithology . The Pastor (Pastor.roseus). Bird, however, called the Beef-eater or Oxpecker {Buphagaerythrorhycha), found in South Africa, similarly perches on thebacks of cattle for parasites, especially the grubs, or larvae, ofa fly {(Estrus). In extracting these, however, it is apt to pro-duce bad sores. There are two species of this genus. A Bird is often to be seen in our Zoological Gardens whichis pretty sure to attract attention by the eye or the ear,or by both. It attracts the eye by its conspicuous bright nfTBODTTCTION, 1^3 yellow wattles which project from its
RM2ABWCGG–THE FAIRMOUNT PARK BEAR PITS.Quick Telegraphing. 1-0 MILK COOLING CAN. Stuttering Engineering Two Thousand Years Ag LIGHTS FOR GREENHOUSES. BEAR PITS IN THE PHILADELPHIA ZOOLOGICAL GARDENS., scientific american, 1874-10-31
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RM2K06TWP–Group of public school children looking at bears in the National Zoo(?), Washington, D.C., (1899?).
RM2CPB684–. The structure and classification of birds . ily is represented by buta single species, the kagu (Bhinochetus jubatus), of NewCaledonia. The bird is not unlike a heron in appearance;but Babtlett, who made a careful study ^ of the habitsof specimens at the Zoological Societys Gardens, comparedits quick active movements rather with those of a cranethan with the slow motions of a heron. The anatomy ofthe bird has been chiefly studied by Paekee (osteology),^ So too apparently in Anthropoides stanleyanus (Pabkeb, Tr. Z. S. x. pi.liv. fig. 6). P. Z. S. 1862, p. 218. = On the Osteology of the Kagu,
RM2ABWJYN–TEl PENCILED EAR HOG. American Dinosaurs. PENCILED EAR PIGS AT THE ZOOLOGICAL GARDENS REGENT'S PARK LONDON. Milk Snake Swallowing a Striped Snake. Cattle Raising In Montana. Popular Errors Regarding Papyrus., scientific american, 1879-01-25
RM2ABXG86–A NEW TYPE OF BICYCLE. A NEW TYPE OF BICYCLE. AN IMPROVED AIR MOTOR. COOPER'S AIR MOTOR. A New Illuminant. Plans for the Zoological Gardens. A Word to Mall Subscribers. A SELF-HEATING SOLDERING IRON. BARBER'S SOLDERING IRON. The Consumption of Alcoholic Beverages in France., scientific american, 1897-12-04
RM2ABWGCW–THE BOX TORTOISE. Compounds of Silicon with the Platinum Metals. WATER HOGS. Substitute for the Tour. niquet. Japanese Mirrors. THE BOX TORTOISE. THE WATER HOGS IN THE ZOOLOGICAL GARDENS AT LONDON., scientific american, 77-09-15
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RM2K06TX1–Group of public school children looking at pelicans and swan in the National Zoo(?), Washington, D.C., (1899?).
RMRDJ388–. A manual of elementary zoology . Zoology. INSECTS 289 clothing, and have been proved to transmit typhus and other fevers. They may be destroyed by applying paraffin or turpentine to the body and clothing, or by scalding the latter. Phthirius inguinalis, the Crab Louse (Fig. 197), frequents the hairs about the pubic region of man, and is conveyed by personal contact. The Plantlice, of which the well-known Greenfly {Aphis) is an example, are not only of much practical importance as pests in garden's, farms, and orchards, but also of considerable zoological interest in more ways than one. They
RM2ABWG5N–Preservation of Aqueous Tartaric Acid Solutions. A i Coating Metals with Platinum. New Method of Manufacture of Steel Armor Plates and Blocks. The Tern. Yield of Wine in France. MARMOSET AT THE ZOOLOGICAL GARDENS LONDON., scientific american, 1877-06-30
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RMRE0BY2–. The wonder of life. Biology; Natural history; Zoology. THE DRAMA OF LIFE 37 The theory is that those in the second set can afford to call attention to themselves, being unpalatable or in some other way safe. To frove a theory of this sort is impossible, but it becomes cogent and convincing in proportion to the number and variety of cases to which it can be apphed. Mr. Pocock, of the Zoological Society's Gardens in London, has apphed the theory to various Mammals, and it seems to work out well. Taking the common shrew {Sorex vulgaris), for instance, he points out that it is fearless and carel
RM2ABWJE9–THE BEARDED SAKI Boracic Acid in Treatment ofCholera. Cement for Sealing Bottles etc. RED BIRD OF PARADISE. A Transplanted Scalp. Manufacture of White Lead. THE TORREY BOTANICAL CLUB. BEARDED SAKI AT THE ZOOLOGICAL GARDENS L NDON. RED BIRD OF PARADISE., scientific american, 1878-10-12
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RM2ABWEC1–The Iron Works of the United States. A New Mucilage. renders the deposit whiter and more ammonia renders it grayer. Small Engines for Agricultural Purposes. Photo Suggestions. Preparing Belief Blocks from Photographs. Weighing Light. Nei Lion Palace Zoological Gardens London., scientific american, 1876-03-25
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RM2ABX340–A LIVE GORILLA IN LONDON. THE GORILLA AT THE ZOOLOGICAL SOCIETY'S GARDENS LONDON. Candy-Making Hypocrites. Preservation of Flowers., scientific american, 1888-03-03
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