THK OOLOGIST. 



FOR SALE. Diivie's Nests and Eggs. Jl; 

 Model Vatural History POc: Birds of Bermuda. 

 10c: Manton's Taxidermy. ::0c: Nidioiogist.Vol. 

 I. II ; Auk. Vol. XI. J.'.T.t; Oologist. Vols. IX, 

 X. XI, f:!.2.T: 1.5 odd uumbers Oologist witti 

 others, -15 cents; 1 copy Auk. Jan. '9?. f>< cents, 

 and one water-color outfit. SO cents. No cards 

 answered. L. W. BROKAW. Carmel, Indiana. 



TO EXCHANGE.— New copies of O. & O. 

 Semi-annual and Wilson's Quarterly, for scien- . 

 titic books or publicatons. State what you 

 have. LYNDS JONES. Oberlin. Ohio. 



LOOK : $10 00 worth of cloth-bound books in 

 first-class condition, to exchange for printing 

 press or revolver, and rare coins. PAUL 

 TEVIS. Keota, Iowa. 



LOOK HERE 1— Wishing to dispose of uiy 

 entire collection of stamps. I will send 75 all 

 different, for 2.=ic silver. This is a rare oppoi'- 

 tunity of which every collector should avail 

 himself. JAMES H. WHITE, Le Roy, N. Y. 



TO EXCHANGE. -A collection of showy 

 minerals for tirst-class Hawks' eggs in sets. 

 JOHN THOMAS, Lock Box 198, Sharon. Pa. 



WANTED.— Not less than six large trapdoor 

 spiders, commonly called tarantulas, together 

 with nests. If possible specimens must be 

 mounted first class. W. J. PARKES, Box 1731, 

 Green Bay, Wis. 



TO EXCHANGE. A ,S2 cal. nickel-plated, 

 rubber handled, S-shot, single action. "Defend- 

 er" revolver, for caliper square, climbers or 

 common egg.s in sets. D. CURRIE, 1505 West 

 Lake St., Minneapolis, Minn. 



WANTED.— Rnbber stamps, foreign coins 

 and bank bills confederate bills, etc.: broken 

 b 'uk notes, fractional currency, coUonial bills, 

 cigarette pictures, tickets, albums. Will give 

 good exchange or cash. F. L. ENGLEBERT, 

 Nicetown. Philadelphia, Pa. 



WANTED. All kinds of United States 

 stamps except 1 and 2 cent, especially desire 

 Columbians. Have first-class sets of California 

 eggs to exchange. O. W. HOWARD, Los 

 Angeles. Calif. 



WANTED.— A Kodak in tir.itclass condition. 

 Will give in exchange, your choice of tirst-class 

 eggs In sets from my private collection. Write 

 full particulars to EDWIN C. DAVIS, Gaines- 

 ville, Texas. 



COLLECTORS LOOK HEREI-Send me I4c 

 in stamt s and I will send a tine cabinet spcimen 

 of .=iO per cent black copper ore. Will exchange 

 minerals and Indian goods for good watches 

 and books. W. P. STONE. Junction, Lemhi 

 Co., Idaho. 



ANN ARBOR.— Would like to hear from 

 some one interested in Oology and Ornithology 

 in Ann Arbor. B. H. SWALES, 11 South State 

 St.. Ann Arbor, Mich. 



. AIDS TO COLLECTORS.— Nothing will aid 

 you more than a tine bird dog to find nests. 1 

 have fine Pointer and Knelish Setter pu))pies to 

 trade for birds' eggs or skins, or cheap for cash. 

 J. H. BROWN, 1708 Grand Ave., Davenport. 

 Iowa. 



WANTED a/, once— Books on Ornithology 

 and Entomology. I also want live cocoons and 

 old United States or Columbian stamps. Have 

 nicely prepared sets of California eggs to ex- 

 change lor the abf)ve. O. W. HOWARD, Los 

 Angeles. Calif. 



TO EXCHANGE.- 1st class eggs with data. 

 sets or singles, ol this locality for Ist-class .'iets 

 with full data. Many common sets wanted. 

 L. J. PICKETT, care of Citizens Bank, Wahoo. 

 Neb. 



WANTED.— A collecting gun and ontfit. XL. 

 or pistol preferred, in goon condition. Can of- 

 fer some good bird books, or cash if cheat). 

 Give all particulars. JAS. O. DUNN, 360 E. 

 39th St , Chicago, 111. 



COLORADO.— P'ird skins carefully prepared. 

 full data. Live Eagle to exchange. Wanted, 

 auxiliary barrel, rf^loader. etc. History of Birds 

 of Kansas. H. S. REED, 1320 Gaylord St.. 

 Denver. Colorado. 



TO EXCHANGE —The following receipts: 

 How to vvTite on metal. How to clean watches, 

 and How to petrifv org-^nic ob.jects. for Davie's 

 Nests and Eggs. OLLIE McKEE. Vancouver. 

 Wash. 



WANTED.— Eggs ip sets, curios, minerals, 

 and stamps, for Polyphemus and Cecropia Co- 

 coons. What offers for a first-class No i Ko- 

 dak? R. V. N. DAVIS. .55 Park St., Rutland. 

 Vt. 



FOR SALE.- A flrstclass fiddle. Write for 

 terms Also an African Ostrich's egg for -11.25. 

 BAILEY BURRITT. Chili St<tion, N. Y. 



TO EXCHANGE. -I will give 35 var. of for- 

 eign stamps for evei-y I*. S. stamp valued at 

 10c or 50 var. for every LT. S. stamp valued 1.50. 

 LAWRENCE APPLETON. Haddonfield. N. J. 



TO EXCHANGE.— A 44 cal. British Bulldog 

 revolver in good condition, for telegraph sound- 

 er and key. Write stating resistance of sounder 

 if possible. CHAS. H. JONES, Box 103. Red- 

 lands. Calif. 



FOR SALE CHEAP. One tine specimen of 

 each. Tarantula, Scorpion. Centipede. Horned 

 Toad, and Trap-door Spider. ne<tly mounted 

 in cardboard box and name printed under each 

 specimen both common aud scientific. only $1.75. 

 Also live Telea Cocoons. 3c each. Send .stamp 

 for full list <.t curios. O. W. HOWARD, Los 

 Angeles, Calif. 



FOR SALE.— 1.500 birds' eggs In sets and .5C0 

 singles at one-fourth standard pi'ice. Fine Cal- 

 ifornia bird skins at one-half rates to be col- 

 lected this year in Southern California. Write 

 for lists. Money «(«.</ be sent before eggs are 

 shipped. Eggs "or skins not satisfactory musf 

 be returned at once or no notice will be taken 

 of the same. When eggs or skins are not satis- 

 tactory money will be refunded or satisfaction 

 given." Parties wanting eggs or skins fi'om 

 .Southern Caliiornia send lists of what you 

 want and I will guarantee thf m to be first-class 

 if collected. Rates from one half to one-third. 

 W. B. JUDSON. 031 E. Eldorado St.. Pasadena. 

 Calif. 



TO EXCHANGE.-Horraday's Taxidermy, 

 Autoharp. revolver, educational books, maga- 

 zines, type, microscope, for stone relics, mine- 

 rals or Columbian stamps. Send arrow point 

 or Columbian stamp above five cents for two 

 varieties of U. S. revenues, ron'espondence 

 solicited. H. B. FRANKENFIELD, Dublin, 

 Bucks Co., Pa. 



WANTED. A No. 4 Kodak, or a No 4 Kodak. 

 Junior. Will give a new $35 Boehm Flute and 

 balance in (^nsti. books on Ornithology and 

 Oology, or choice sets of birds' eggs. Du. 

 MARTIN. Wellington. Kan. 



