Gadus carbonarius posters & prints

Coal Fish, Gadus Carbonarius E. Donovan

Cod, five-beared, Gadus Mustella E. Donovan

Holy Alexander carbonarius is rejected by the early Christian church and holy Alexander carbonarius preaches to the early Christian church Jacobus van Hardenberg

Cod, three-beared, Gadus Tricirratus E. Donovan

Pollack, Gadus Pollachius, 1802 E. Donovan

Scotch Torsk, Gadus Brosme E. Donovan

Bib, Gadus Luscus E. Donovan

Whiting, Gadus Merlangius E. Donovan

Burbot, Gadus lota E. Donovan

Hake, Gadus Merluccius E. Donovan

'Le Titling' [adult Atlantic cod?] Anonymous

Ling, Gadus Molva E. Donovan

Haddock, Gadus Aeglefinus E. Donovan

Early Meeting of Carbonari Anonymous

The Arrest of the Carbonari Italian School

'Le Brosme' [Torsk] Anonymous

'Le Torsk' [juvenile Atlantic cod?] Anonymous

'Cuprum carbonatum' James Sowerby

1820 Revolution. Naples. The Austrian troops arriving in Naples to quell the uprising started by the Carbonari Anonymous

Diagram of the Earth during the Carboniferous period, 1922 Unknown

Carbo oxygenizatus James Sowerby

Calx carbonata James Sowerby

'Calx carbonata' [Ammonite with crystals] James Sowerby

Sheet of Carbon Atoms Anonymous

Marius à Carthage, 1842 Honoré Daumier

Gaius Marius Amid the Ruins of Carthage, 1807 John Vanderlyn

Cole's Veterinary Carbolisalve Trade Card Anonymous

Macarius of Alexandria as a hermit Maerten de Vos

Codfish, from the Fish from American Waters series for Allen & Ginter Cigarettes Brands, 1889 Allen & Ginter

Title Page of Abbot Berno's 'Tonarius:' Initial D[omino], c.1030 Unknown

Weasel (Putorius nivalis/Mustela vulgaris), the smallest European carnivore, 1828 Unknown

January - Aquarius Postcard Aenz

The Sign of Sagittarius Anonymous

Zerubbabel for Darius Pieter Mortier

Carbon steel wok Anonymous

Saint Macarius of Unzha, Early 20th cen Russian icon