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Regarding the rose pictured and listed as Sombreuil, et al, would you be
interested in a jpeg scan of the REAL Sombreuil? The correct name, in the "old
literature" is "Madame de Sombreuil", a rather loose and open Tea rose. I have a very
large coloured plate of it in Nestel's "Rosengarten", Stuttgart, 1866.
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#1 of 4 posted
17 SEP 09 by
 jedmar
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Thank you, scans of old rose pictures are always very valuable. This one, however, was already posted by member Billy Teabag last year.
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Bob will be able to supply a better quality scan of this image than the one I posted, so what if i delete that one and Bob can replace it with the high resolution scan?
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#3 of 4 posted
19 SEP 09 by
jedmar
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I've deleted that photo of the plate from Nestel's Rosengarten.
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