This is a vintage black and white illustration depicting two giraffes and a small person. The illustration is labeled "Of the two sorts of CAMELOPARDALS." The giraffe on the left has a shorter neck and is covered in small, circular spots. It has large, curved horns. The giraffe on the right has a much longer neck and a flowing mane. It is wearing a bridle and is being led by a rope held by a tiny person. Both giraffes have slender legs and hooves. The ground is depicted with a rough, textured pattern. The style of the illustration is reminiscent of early natural history drawings, with detailed linework and a focus on anatomical accuracy.