(1929)  Page(s) 4.  
 
E. J. Moller – A rose of great promise, locally raised, very similar to Hadley. Free grower, free flowering; colour, deep velvety crimson.

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Jonkheer J. L. Mock. Growth vigorous and free; the blooms, which are produced with the greatest freedom, are carried on stiff and erect stems, and are of large size, perfect formation and highly perfumed; colour, carmine, changing to Imperial pink.

(1929)  Page(s) 1.  Includes photo(s).
 
Key to Roses illustrated on front page of this catalogue.
1 Countess of Gosford.  2 Alexander Hill Gray.  3 Rev. Page Roberts.  4 Mrs. Herbert Stevens.  5 Souv. de Stella Gray.  6 Sensation.  7. Lewis Baldwin.  8. Red Radiance.  9 Pink Radiance.  10 Madam Butterfly.  11 Hoosier Beauty.  12 Etoile de Holland.  13 Laurent Carl.  14 Madam Abel Chatney.  15 Hadley.  16 Margaret Dickson Hamill.  17 Mrs. Harold Brocklebank.   

[undated, but possibly 1929 catalogue]

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‘Our Allies’. Colour, shell pink; free flowering and very beautiful. .

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Penelope The lower half of the flower is a dark crimson, while the centre is white with a deep red flush on the lower side of centre petals. One of the most distinct and beautiful roses in the Autumn.

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‘Miss Rita Petersen’ – A deep rose colour, shading from cerise to dark red; inner petals coppery, outer petals well curved, shading from lemon cream at base to rich claret towards edge. A vigorous grower and profuse bloomer. A first-class garden or decorative rose.

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‘Souvenir de Theresa Levet’ Flowers of the richest dark velvety red, shaded amaranth; perfect shape for spray and buttonhole bouquets; good climbing habit.

(1929)  Includes photo(s).
 
1929 Petersen    cover illustration in colour.   Undated catalogue. 
[Because of the reference to Hadley Cl. novelty 1929,  this catalogue may be from 1929.]
Cover photo, but Souvenir de Stella Gray not listed in catalogue.