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  • None Such pie fruits : raspberry, peach, apricot / Merrell-Soule Co.
  • Peach (Prunus species): fruiting branch with halved fruit and seed. Colour stipple engraving by L. Giarrè, c. 1817, after D. del Pino.
  • Braddick's American peach (Prunus persica cv.): fruiting branch, flowers and cut fruit. Coloured etching, c. 1812.
  • Peach plant (Prunus persica): flowers and fruit. Coloured zincograph, c. 1853, after M. Burnett.
  • The flat peach of China (Prunus persica cv.): fruiting branch, flowers and cut fruit. Coloured etching by W. Hooker, c. 1820.
  • A branch of a Prunus cultivar bearing both peaches and nectarines. Coloured etching by J. Pass, c. 1810.
  • Peach pulp, extra 90-95%, La Molinera / Hernandez Perez Hnos.S.R.C.
  • Peach (Prunus species): fruiting branch with halved fruit. Colour aquatint by F. Corsi, c. 1817, after D. del Pino.
  • A peach plant (Prunus persica): flowering and fruiting stems. Coloured zincograph by C. Chabot, c. 1876, after W. Fitch.
  • Peach (Prunus species): fruiting branch with halved fruit and seed. Colour aquatint by F. Corsi after D. del Pino, 1829.
  • A flowering stem, possibly of a peach tree (Prunus species). Ink drawing, c.1789.
  • Peach pulp, extra 90-95%, La Molinera / Hernandez Perez Hnos.S.R.C.
  • Peach (Prunus species): fruits and leaves. Watercolour.
  • A young man who is a somnambulist sleepwalks to the garden of a parson and sits on the wall eating peaches, to the annoyance of the gardener and the proprietor. Etching by T. Onwhyn.
  • Peach (Prunus persica) and nectarine (Prunus persica var. nectarina): fruiting branches and butterfly. Coloured etching, c. 1797, after J. Ihle.
  • Seven plants, including a lupin and peach: flowering stems. Coloured etching, c. 1833.
  • Peach slices in fruit juice : no sugar added / Del Monte Foods (UK) Limited.
  • Peach (Prunus species): fruiting branch with halved fruit and seed. Colour aquatint by B. Rosaspina after D. del Pino, 1825.