10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «CUMULET»
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National Poultry Monitor
The smerle j the opposite in appearance of the dragoon type, being irched and
broad in skull, with a short thick beak, and rith evident appearance of owl descent
, some of them ven showing the frilled breast. The next is the continental cumulet,
...
The Cumulet is probably of Flemish origin. Fnom the crossing of the Cumulet of
Antwerp with the Smcrle of Liége we have what, for some time, constituted the
Belgian Homer. But we must not forget that the Smcrle was probably the product
of a ...
careful study and thought of the Belgians. who, with a view to acquiring greater
knowledge of the capabilities and usefulness of these feathered messengers,
bred the Cumulet to the Smerle and English Dragoon. The Cumulet (a species of
...
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Pigeons: their structure, varieties, habits, and management
M. Coopers recommends crossing first a Bee-Anglais or Dragon with a Smerle or
a Cumulet ; and the products of the cross with the Smerle, when a year old, to be
crossed with a Cumulet; or the cross-bred Cumulet and Bee- Anglais to be ...
William Bernhard Tegetmeier, 1868
careful sturk- and thought of the Belgians, who, with a view to acquiring greater
knowledge of the capabilities and usefulness r these feathered messengers, bred
the Cumulet to the Smerle and English Dragoon. The Cumulet (a species of ...
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U.S. Exports: Commodity by country
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The Feathered World Year Book and Poultry Keepers' Guide
the early part of the following year that a number of letters appeared in the
columns of The Feathered World from a few admirers of the Cumulet pigeon, and
these letters stirred up a large amount of interest among the readers. I am not in a
...
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Gravitas, Punctilio, Rectitude & Pippy Bags
Rightly judging that he was far too puny and famished to hoist himself up any
rope she might dangle down to him, Tiny Enid set her burners roaring and
ascended high enough to snare a cumulet. Tying a quickly-scribbled message to
the bird's ...
We do know that the cumulet, horseman, dragoon, carrier, and smerle all
contributed genes to this magnificent flying creature. One must keep in mind that
these crossed birds were selectively bred with one all- important characteristic:
they had ...
Matthew M. Vriends, Tommy Erskine, Tommy E. Erskine, 2005
The Cumulet This is a variety of flying Tumbler but at the present time it has been
developed so it no longer tumbles in its flight. Its origin is shrouded in mystery,
but we do know it was bred many years ago in Egypt where the residents of that ...
Edwin Joseph Wesley Dietz, 1929
2 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «CUMULET»
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cumulet is used in the context of the following news items.
Athletes of the sky
... distances, was developed in 19th century Belgium by inter-breeding the Smerle, French Cumulet, English Carrier and Dragoon bloodlines. «The Hindu, Jul 14»
No love for pigeons from this old geezer
There's the Cumulet, a pure white French breed that's the ancestor of a lot of racing pigeons. One of the most beautiful breeds comes from ... «The Vancouver Observer, Mar 11»
