Wayne Caldwell Neely collection of Shorthorn cattle catalogs, 1900-2002

Neely, Wayne Caldwell

Wayne Caldwell Neely collection of Shorthorn cattle catalogs, 1900-2002

1900-2002

Neely, Wayne Caldwell

The Wayne Caldwell Neely Collection of Shorthorn Cattle Catalogs includes approximately 4,500 catalogs of Shorthorn public sales (a few private sale or herd catalogs), complete or nearly complete files of breed magazines, official herd books, breed history books, and a wide variety of ephemeral publications. Most of the catalogs were produced in the United States, but there are catalogs from Canada, the British Isles, Australia, South Africa, and other countries where Shorthorn cattle are bred.

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Mots clés AGROVOC

australia breeding british isles canada history south africa

Informations bibliographiques

D'autres materias

Shorthorn cattle; United states

Langue

anglais

Note

Wayne Caldwell Neely Collection of Shorthorn Cattle Catalogs. Special Collections, USDA National Agricultural Library.

Wayne Caldwell Neely (1904-1994) was a chairman of the department of economics and sociology at Hood College, in Frederick, Maryland. After Neely's retirement from teaching in 1972, he served as secretary-treasurer of the Maryland Shorthorn Association until 1988. His collection of Shorthorn cattle catalogs is an outgrowth of Neely's love of the study of pedigrees and show and sale reports. His family owned a farm in Iowa called Verd Lea (meaning "green field"). The farm was actively engaged in breeding purebred Shorthorn cattle from 1883 until the farm was donated to the Wallace Foundation for Rural Research and Development in 1993.

Type

Mixed Material; Monographic

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Date de modification: 2025-04-23

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