Faxon & Sargent Tab. CCCLVIII • Silva of North America (1895)
Quercus Alba — White Oak Tee
Restored from Plate CCCLVIII of Charles Sprague Sargent’s The Silva of North America (Vol. VIII, 1895), drawn from life by Charles Edward Faxon and engraved on copper by Philibert and Eugène Picart. Illustrates a fruiting branch of the American White Oak (Quercus alba) with deeply sinuate-pinnatifid seven- to nine-lobed leaves, paired ovoid-oblong acorns seated in tuberculate saucer-shaped cupules, and detached nut and cupule studies.
Relaxed boxy fit. 100% ring-spun US cotton (6.1 oz) with a topstitched classic-width rib collar and twill-taped neck and shoulders. Garment-dyed for virtually zero shrinkage.
| Size | Chest Width | Body Length |
|---|---|---|
| S | 18.25" | 26.6" |
| M | 20.25" | 28" |
| L | 22" | 29.4" |
| XL | 24" | 30.75" |
| 2XL (+$2.00) | 26" | 31.6" |
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