Here is a recent photo. Winter flowering. Flower 18 cm. Diameter (7 inches), not small. 4 flower on the scape, a fiery red, no flavor.
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This post was edited by oleg9grower on Mon, Dec 29, 14 at 23:22

If you want to compare with the old picture - look at
http://www.geocities.ws/fadjar_z/Amaryllis/lod_ruti.jpg
http://www.geocities.ws/fadjar_z/Amaryllis/loddiges.htm

Here's another old picture. It is much more like a photo. Unfortunately he had to copy a drawing and not a link because I can not find where I downloaded it.
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Well Oleg, I can't be of any help in IDing your flower but with that lovely bright star in the center of your second photo it is very beautiful!!

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Hi Donna,
Yes, I understand. But the interesting history of this species. He was described in the 19th century, but the American botanist Traub included this species in Hippeastrum striatum. But rutilum widely used in the selection of the 19th century. He is well propagated, resistant to disease. Therefore, it is widely spread in the world, although the name was lost. I'm not saying that my copy is clean species, in any case, it is very close to him.