American forestry.

18, 1912

American forestry.

21, no. 2, 1915

American forestry.

21, no. 1, 1915

American forestry.

22, 1916

[Steward account for College Farm hay weighing] (fragment), [1798]

Fragment of a leaf with handwritten entries made by Caleb Gannet, the College Steward, for hay weighing hay at the College Farm between 1797 and January 20, 1798.

Surveyors' division of Kittery farm between Nicholas Shapleigh and John Shapleigh, Jan. 12, 1739/40, with paper wrapper from 1798

Paper wrapper reads: "Nicholas Shapleigh & John Shapleigh / Division of farm at Kittery / Recorded January 31st, 1798 / 17 cents duty." The legal document establishing the division of the land is signed by each of the three surveyors: Nicholas Morrell(?), William Fry, and Daniel Emery.

Bulletin / Department of Agriculture, Forestry Division.

no. 24 pt. 1

Bulletin / Department of Agriculture, Forestry Division.

7

Bulletin / U.S. Department of Agriculture, Bureau of Forestry.

32-35

Resolution of the committee concerning the way through Rogers's farm, 1762 February 27

One octavo-sized leaf containing a one-page handwritten draft of a resolution by a Harvard Corporation Committee appointed to "lay out an High Way thro' Rogers's Farm & determine about the Cost of the Sd way & the making the fences to enclose it." The resolution permits the town of Waltham to lay a highway on the farm's property as long as it is enclosed by a stone wall.

Bulletin / Department of Agriculture, Forestry Division.

no. 24 pt. 2

Bulletin / Department of Agriculture, Forestry Division.

6

Bulletin / Ontario Agricultural College and Experimental Farm.

124-125

[ Farmāns] : manuscript, 1910?

According to a note on p. 1, contains farmāns made by Imām Sulṭān Muḥammad Shāh [Aga Khan III] at Zanzibar, Bagamoyo and Dar es Salaam. The manuscript records those farmāns made between 19 Jeṭh [Jyeshtha] to 23 Bhadr [Bhadrapad] s. 1956 (approx. May-September 1899).

[ Farmān:jañgbārnā:bījī:mûsāfarinā:tathā:faramān:nāîrobī:mûṁbāsā:pûnā:gûādhar:malīgām(5)nā

Farmāns made by Aga Khan III between February and December 1905 in Zanzibar, Nairobi, Mombasa, Poona and Gwader.