This special re-print edition of the American Poultry Journal's book "How To Build Poultry Houses" is a complete guide to building houses, coops, roosts, nest boxes, feeders, brooder houses and other necessities for the raising of chickens, turkeys, ducks, geese, pigeons, pheasants and other birds. Written in 1903, this classic text contains detailed information on how to plan, design and build a wide range of functional poultry houses, ranging from the most simple of coops, on up to fully functioning houses. No starting chicken keeper should be without the knowledge contained in this small...

This special re-print edition of the American Poultry Journal's book "The American Poultry Yearbook" offers an extensive look into the breeding and raising of Poultry in the United States a century ago. Written in 1915, this classic work contains an extensive amount of information on poultry. No starting or expert chicken keeper should be without the knowledge contained in this small book. Chapters include American Breeds of Poultry on Our Side of the Pond, Conditioning Birds For the Showroom, The Correct Weight For Poultry Bred to Standard, Ecto-Parasites of Poultry, Encyclopedia Ffor...

This special re-print edition of the American Poultry Journal's book "Origin and History of All Poultry Breeds" provides insight into the most popular breeds of poultry that were kept at the turn of the century. Written in 1908, this classic text contains information on a number of popular breeds of chickens, ducks and geese. Chapters include Light and Dark Brahmas, The Cochin Family, Plymouth Rocks, The Wyandotte Family, The Leghorn Family, English Breeds, Orpingtons, French Breeds, Spanish Breeds, Hamburgs, Rhode Island Reds, The Langhshan, Polish, Games and Game Bantams, Ornamental...