Lattin's Pan-American, 



NATURE STUDY 



COLLECTION, 



This Collection contains specimens selected with special care in order that the Collection, as 

 ^ whole, would not only be of value to the Specimen Collector in building or adding to a cabinet, 

 but. b^ivA <»ndeavored to make it practically mdispensible In Nature Study Work, both to teacher 

 and student. 



As many may not wish to purchase the entire Collection, I quote the regular price on each 

 ■specimen and also my prepaid Clearance Sale price. 



The entire Collection at regular retail rates would cost $11 ; at. my special prepaid rates if 

 purchased separately 5.19. 



I will deliver the entire Collection f. o. b., freight or express, Albion, N. Y., carefully and se- 

 curely packed and boxed for only ,32.78. 



No. 

 1 



Regular 

 Price.; 



Pink Mnrex, Murex bicolor, 

 Gulf Calif., 4in $ 35 



2 Pearl Conch, Stromhus gran- 



ulatus, Panama, 2>giD. 15 



3 Orange Scorpion, Pte: seer a au- 



rantia, Philippines, 4in 15 



4 Goldmouth, Turbo clu!,sostom- 



us, Philippines, 2in _ 15 



5 Chambered Nautilus, Nautilus 



pompilius, E. I., V4 of bisected 

 shell to show structure, etc., 

 5in 75 



'6 Mushroom Coral, Fungia ele- 

 g^ans, Gulf Calif., 2in 25 



7 Armor Starfish, Nidorella ar- 

 mata, Panama, 5in 35 



«c Black-mouth Tree Snail, Oxy- 

 styla undata var floridensis, 

 Florida, 2in _ 35 



4 Tiger Cowry, Cyjircea tigris, 

 Australia, 3in 15 



iO Black Murex, Murex radix,Fa,- 



ge nama, 4in 35 



11 Tarpon Scale, Florida, (2 spe) 

 2in , 10 



!2a Compass or Sunflower Star- 



. fish, Heliaster Kubingii, Chili, 



4in . 35 



iS^Mammoth Sea Urchin. Stron- 

 qylocentrotus franciscanus. 

 Pacific, 4in 35 



14 Pink Coral, Slylaster sanguin- 

 eut, Samoa, 2^in _ 25 



15a Orange tscorpion Shell. Cut 

 to illustrate structure, 4>^in., 

 select 35 



16 Silvermouth, Turbo tesselatus , 



Gulf Calif . 2V4'ln 25 



17 Egg of Skate or Sand Shark, 



Martha's Vineyard. 4jn lO 



18 Organpipe Coral, Tubipora 



musica, Singapore, Sin 35 



19 Fossil Polyp Coral, Heliopby- 



Hum, Genessee Co., N. Y 

 - 2in, Cilb) 25 



$ 21 

 06 

 06 

 06 



48 

 11 



17 



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 11 

 16 

 04 



Lattin's 20 Purple-spined Sea Urchin, 

 Prepaid Strongyloce)itroius drobach- 

 Price. iensis, Gulf Mexico, 3;^ln 



21 Horn Nut, China, 2j^in 



22 Sea Horse, Hippocampus hud- 

 sonius, Delaware Bay, 4in 



23 Screw Sbell. TurritelJa croc a, 

 Panama, 3iu 



24 Native Lodestone, Magnet 

 Cove, Ark., 2in 



25 Resurrection Plant, Mexico.. 



26 Young Corcb, Strombus gigas, 

 Bahamas. 5in 



27 Propellor Coral, .4^aric€'aagfar- 

 icites, Bahamas, 5in 



28 Coqulna Shell Conglomerate, 

 St. AugustiLe, Fla., Sin 



29a Fossil Scaphites, (Nautilus 

 Family) Custer Co., Mon- 

 tana, 3in 



30 Venus Clam, Chione gnidia, 

 Gulf Calif., 3in 



31 Lettered Cone, Conus liter atus, 

 Ceylon, Sin 



32 Golden Starfish. Asterias och- 

 racea, Calif., 7in 



S3 Black Ea.r.ffaliotiscracherodii 

 Japan, S><iin 



34 White Murex, Murex ramosus, 

 Zanzibar, 4!4in 



35 "Electric Stone," "Hell Fire 

 Rock," a variety of Tremolite 

 so hijjhiy charged with;phos- 

 phonc acid tbat a light 

 scratch in dark emits a play 

 of lights. Sin 



36 Branch CovslI, Madrepora cervi- 

 cornis, Bahamas, 7in. Branch 



37 Sea Fern, Pterogorgia setosa. 

 Key West, 3ft 



38 Golden Sea Fan, Panama, 151n 



39 Yellow Sea Fan, Rhipidogor- 

 gia occatoria, Bahamas, 121n . 



40 Sertularla, Atlantic City, ^ J. 



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