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The Essex Naturalist (Journal of the Essex Field Club) from 1899

No. It's not what you think.

This is a scan of the 1899 volume "The Essex Naturalist" from April to September 1899.

I picked this up (with a bundle of similar issues) at a car boot.

I think this is one of the oldest items I have scanned - I'll pass this (and the others) onto Cambridgeshire Archives when I'm done.

The scan is available here (via the Internet Archive).

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Location: Cambridge, UK

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