Description: The American Jersey Cattle Club, established in 1868 and chartered in 1880, was created to maintain the herd records and pedigree of Jersey cattle in the United States. The Jersey breed, known for its high butterfat content in milk, was highly valued, and this organization played a crucial role in regulating and preserving the integrity of the breed. Based at No. 1 Broadway in New York, the club registered Jersey cattle and issued certificates of pedigree to breeders across the country, contributing to the breed's prominence in American agriculture. Included with the cover is a "Certificate of Record" dated December 23, 1889, listing the transfer of three Jersey cows—Pansy of Neatham, St. Helier's Signal Maid, and Ida St. Helier—from S.J. Taylor to Pennebaker Brothers. This certificate underscores the official registration and documentation process upheld by the club.
Price: 39.99 USD
Location: Poultney, Vermont
End Time: 2024-12-02T12:11:39.000Z
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