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THE MUSEUM. 



One Dollar s worth of any specimens men- 

 tioned below, given as a premium, for each 

 new subscriber to the Museum. 



Fossils. 



Trilobites Calymene niagarensis S 15 $ 50 



senaria 25 1 00 



Fossil Shark Teeth, small from Va. 05 10 



fromS. C 05 50 



Fossil Fish, Green River. Wyo 1 50 5 00 



Cape Colony, So.: Af 3 00 10 00 



Pentremites 05 2.t 



Baculites, Bad Lands .■ 10 S 00 



Scaphites. - •■ 10 3 00 



Ammonites. Bad Lands 50 5 00 



Nautilus. '■ " nO 3 00 



Innervolutlons, Bad Lands 15 2o 



Inoceramus, Bad Lands 10 100 



TeetlLOtTUanotherium 50 100 



.; w ffyrafodon 15 35 



" " Ateratherium 25 40 



'• ■' Mesohippus 10 15 



Trigonocarpus Nuts, Ohio 15 25 



Carboniferous Leaves and Ferns in 

 kidney shaped concretions from 



Mason Creek !•'> 100 



Exogyras, Texas 05 15 



Grypheasi Texas - 05 15 



Terebratulas, Texas 05 10 



Fossil Sea Urchins. Texas 05 15 



Fossil Screws, Virginia 05 25 



Lucina svibundata. Bad Lands in lo 



Volsellameki 10 15 



Fossil Corals. 



Favosite qoldfussi, white, extra fine 10 1 00 



Birds eye, ^rcfyyM^aria. polished 10 100 



Folyp Cora\, Heliophyllum Halli 05 50 



Cha.m Coral, Hall/site 10 50 



Fossil Fish Eggs, 13 in capsule 10 



Choice and 'Showy Minerals. 



? 85 

 3 on 

 1 00 

 5 00 

 5 00 

 .50 



Graphite $ I-t 



Azui-ite, Ariz 25 



Malachite " 25 



(velvets) 50 



Stalactites, greenish 15 



Rose Quartz 25 



Lingula Sandstone, choice, selected 

 specimens or Medina Sandstone, 



covered with Lingula cuneata 10 



Sulphur Crystals 25 



Iron '■ 35 



Fluor •' 15 



Rubelite 25 



Medina Sandstone, covered with 

 Fucoides, large specimen for mu- 

 seum 1 00 



Crinoidal Limestone a beautiful 

 lime8tone,literally filled with frag- 

 ments of Crinoid Stems, selected 



specimens lO 



Quartz Crystal, fine selected single 



crystal from Hot Springs. Ark 05 



Chalcedony, selected specimens from 



Tampa Bay 05 



Tourmaline 25 



Petrified Wood 25 



Opalized '• 25 



Agatized " 25 



Opals, rough. Mex 25 



'• cut, " 25 



Pink Garnets 25 



Talc 25 



Garnet, S. D., large 35 



Alaska, in Matrix 50 



BlueCalclte 25 



Zincite 25 



Amazon Stone 25 



Satin Spar 10 



Native Lodestone 10 



Polished Agates, German and Bra- 



IKzilian 10 



Agatlzed Wood, Arizona, polished 



specimens 15 



•2 00 

 1 00 



2 00 

 1 OO 



10 00 



50 



2 00 

 1 00 

 5 00 

 5 00 

 5 00 



1 00 



2 00 

 75 

 75 

 50 



5 00 

 75 

 50 

 1 00 

 1 00 

 1 00 



25 00 



25 00 



Labradorite, Labrador, polished 



specimens 25 3 00 



Polished Hematite. Isle of Elba 25 



Polished Amethyst. Brazilian 15 25 



Amethyst Crystals, Brazilian or 



Lake Superior 10 10 00 



Bloodstone. Ceylon 15 75 



Lapis Lazuli from Chili 25 2 00 



Malachite, Siberia, polished 25 2 00 



Derbyshire Spar, England 25 1 00 



Lava 25 100 



Oriental Alabaster 25 75 



Herkimer Co. Doubly terminated 



Quartz Crystals. 05 1 00 



English Calclte, from famous Big- 



rigg mine, 8 varieties 25 150 



English Fluor Spar, becoming very 



rare, various colors 2 00 5 00 



Massive Green Fluor from Jeff. Co., 

 N. Y., very beautiful and interest- 

 ing 10 100 



Polished specimens of Tiger eve or 



Crocidolite 15 2 00 



OUR 100 VARIETY MINERAL COLLEC- 

 TION contains 100 minerals carefully selected 

 specimens, sent at purchaser's expense for $3, 

 or prepaid for $3..50. 



Geodes. 



Our assortment is very large and 

 complete. Specimens can be fur- 

 nished in Quartz. Calcite and Chal- 

 cedony and weighing fi'om one oz. 

 to 60 pounds, Iowa 05 5 00 



Unmated halves, in hundred pound 

 lots, very fine 5 00 



Star Fish, Sea Urchins, etc. 



Ophiomustum armigerum. Serpent 



Star Fish $ 35 ?1 Oa 



Ophiopholis aculeata. Brittle Star 



Fish 25 50 



Astrophyton agassizii. Basket Fish 



•'Madusa's Head" 50 1 50 



Astropecten bi.spinosus, Chinese 



Star Fish 15 35 



Astropecten aurantiacus. Bay of 



Naples 2 OO. 



Asterias vulgaris, Atlantic 05 2 00 



Asterias forbesii, Atlantic 10 25 



Asterias ochracea, California 20 1 00 



Nidorella armata, Panama 35 75 



Oreaster reticulatus, Mammoth Ba- 

 hama Star Fish 50 1 50> 



Echinaster sentus, Black Bahama 



Star Fish, unique, rare 35 100 



Cidaris tribuloides. Club-spined Ur- 

 chin, Bahamas 25 75 



Strongylocentrotus Drobachiensis 



Ma.ss 10 50 



Strongylocentrotus franciscanus. 



Mammoth Urchin. California 50 1 50- 



Heliaster Kubingii. Chile 35 100 



Bahama Sea Urchin, white or purple 15 35 

 Dipiothecanthus rosaceus. Bahama 



Sea Buscuit 35 75 



Loganum bonani, Philippian Ur- 

 chin 25 .50 



Eohinart-hnius paruia. Sand Dollar 05 15. 



Encope Califoruica, Calilornia 15 



Molita testudinata, Key-hole Urchin 15 35 

 Encope grandis. Gulf of California.. 25 1 50' 



Brisus unicolar. Sea Gopher 25 50 



Brissus ventricosus, Bahama Sea 



Beaver 35 100- 



Metalia speciosa, a very rare, large 



long-spinned W. I Beaver 1 00 2 50 



Lovenia cord iformis, Little Sea Bea- 

 ver Pacific 50' 



Euplectella asperglUum, Venus 

 Flower Basket, Venus Coral or 

 Glass Sponge, Philippines 76 2 00" 



