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	Royal Flush gnut629	2	6,247	January 12, 2010 by mjc
	Pike County gkcole	6	6,200	May 18, 2010 by carolyn137
	So, where did these Dwarf varieties come from?? More history. nctomatoman	5	6,196	January 23, 2008 by dice
	More info for the post about tomato history kurt	0	6,120	November 22, 2020 by kurt
	African Tago or Togo questions glypnirsgirl	6	6,068	May 7, 2009 by dice
	Tomatoes reported as "lost" in 1886 nctomatoman	10	6,053	June 28, 2008 by RosaDawn
	Big Ben flashback	8	5,995	June 14, 2009 by aninocentangel
	Fox Cherry RL Mudman	11	5,932	May 16, 2011 by Mudman
	Central American Varieties ? texasjack	5	5,929	July 11, 2012 by texasjack
	Fish Lake Oxheart zabby17	6	5,873	April 21, 2012 by zabby17
	Fordhook Fancy oldman	2	5,863	June 26, 2018 by oldman
	Many Tomato Page scans from old seed catalogs nctomatoman	9	5,848	March 30, 2008 by ronbrew
	mule team tomato tonymalone	3	5,845	March 30, 2009 by cottonpicker
	Chasing Campbell cozy	11	5,841	December 15, 2010 by cottonpicker
	Rhoades Heirloom (Rhodes?) dice	13	5,726	June 26, 2009 by tomatoaddict
	1890 Garden and Tomato Advertisements Melissa S	1	5,674	August 4, 2021 by stevenkh1
	Ramapo, Moreton, KC-146 and Mortgage Lifter- 1930-70s Douglas_OW	1	5,589	August 28, 2013 by Alfredo
	Purple Calabash = Noire de Coseboeuf? clara	2	5,573	September 12, 2009 by clara
	Northern New England heirlooms? gryffin	12	5,541	February 19, 2011 by erlyberd
	Burpee quarter century tomato jennifer28	1	5,488	March 8, 2013 by carolyn137
	Nesbit's Victoria tlintx	2	5,392	May 29, 2013 by tlintx
	« Adelin Morin » a close relative to « Mémé Beauce » ? Full Moon	3	5,355	May 1, 2012 by PATRISEM
	Any Must-Try OP/Heirloom Variety Suggestions for a Newbie Gardener? emzybo	11	5,340	February 10, 2011 by carolyn137
	Question about a heirloom Tomato Medbury Gardens	7	5,155	January 21, 2010 by Medbury Gardens
	Margaret Curtain LenaBeanNZ	3	5,139	September 23, 2009 by carolyn137
	1992 Isn't Super Old But....(Craig take a look) remy	9	5,086	August 3, 2010 by remy
	Three more first year ads JerryL	6	4,786	November 5, 2012 by JerryL
	Anyone know the story behind the English Rose tomato? jennifer28	6	4,741	January 30, 2012 by carolyn137
	Carrot Tomato geoff1	7	4,688	January 13, 2010 by geoff1
	"The Field and Garden Vegetables of America", 1863. Released June 5, 2007 by Project bakersville	2	4,487	March 3, 2010 by nctomatoman
	1880's Boston area variety - do you know any? cleo88	3	4,406	October 20, 2010 by cleo88
	Green 'n Gold Tom Wagner	10	4,395	February 4, 2008 by carolyn137
	Buttrum's Majesty velikipop	3	4,302	September 2, 2009 by stevenkh1
	Chalk's Early Jewel Brightmeadow	2	4,289	October 7, 2008 by Brightmeadow
	Special Strain Earliana JerryL	2	4,152	July 19, 2011 by carolyn137
	Another handed down tomato-Polish OneoftheEarls	3	4,125	December 7, 2009 by OneoftheEarls
	Martino's Roma History? Woodchuck	1	4,119	February 21, 2009 by carolyn137
	Carolyn can you tell me a little more about "Eckert Polish?" brokenbar	2	4,086	January 24, 2009 by brokenbar
	Lithuanian Pink renoboy	2	4,060	April 30, 2011 by renoboy
	More from the 1886 D. M. Ferry nctomatoman	2	4,040	January 20, 2008 by eyolf
	Varieties from Belarus? cleo88	4	4,025	November 3, 2009 by Andrey_BY
	And for comparison, here are the Isbell Seeds 1921 tomato listings nctomatoman	1	3,969	July 21, 2010 by carolyn137
	Confused?? luteman	4	3,944	December 30, 2010 by luteman
	Historical newspapers and heirlooms surf4grrl	5	3,924	February 23, 2011 by bullish
	Bicentennial for War of 1812 cdntomato	5	3,910	March 11, 2008 by gardenhappy
	Correct names of some tree-types dokutaaguriin	3	3,905	February 3, 2008 by cdntomato
	View old catalog pages and listings Jeffery_Goss	3	3,889	May 6, 2008 by Jeffery_Goss
	Interesting old Catalogue JerryL	6	3,883	February 12, 2011 by shlacm
	A Great quote from 1891 that holds true today... nctomatoman	3	3,754	January 21, 2008 by tomatoaddict
	Cream City stratcat1	3	3,717	April 8, 2008 by nctomatoman

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