THOMAS COOKE & SON, 

 Naturalists, Dealers in Entomological Apparatus, &c. 



(Late of 513, NEW OXFOE^-. STREET), 



30, MUSE UM STREET, OXFORD STREET, W.C. 



H. W. MARSDEN, 

 Kaltiral ^tstorj) ^Qtnt aittr ISooHstHcr, 



37, MIDLAND ROAD, GLOUCESTER. 



EUKOPEAxN LEPIDOPTERA.— The largest and best stock in England at 



very moderate prices. 



EXOTIC LEPIDOPTEKA, COLEOPTEEA, ORTHOPTEKA, Ac. 



I'RESERVED LARV^ of rare British Lepidoptera. 



CABINETS and APPARATUS of all kinds for Entomologists, Uologists, 



Ornithologists, Botanists, &c., &c. 



BOTANICAL CASES, DRYING PAPER, &c. 



BRITISH and EXOTIC SHELLS. 



liRITTSH SPECIES of BIRDS' SKINS & BIRDS' EGGS.— Of tl' 



the stock is far the largest and most autlieutic in Britain, probably in Europe, while 



a large stock of Exotic Skins and Eggs, especially American, are always on hand. 



YOUNG BIRDS in Down. 

 Parcels of Exotic Insects, Birds, or Shells, sent for selection. British Birds' 



Skins sent on approval. Other articles guaranteed. 



The BEST BOOKS ON ABOVE SUBJECTS recommended and supplied. 



(Send for the new and enlarged Catalogue of August, 1886.) 



T)UFFON'S 'HISTORY of BIRDS, FISH, INSECTS, and REPTILES,' 

 -L' embellished with upwards of ^00 engravings, in 5 volumes. Bound, whole 

 calf, wide margins; a very good copy. 1793. Price 12s. 6d. 



Wkst, Newman & Co., 54, Hatton Garden, London. 



E MARSHALL, WRITER to the NATURAL HISTORY MUSEUM, 

 59, EvEBSLEiGH RoAD, Lavendek HiLL, S.W. — Labelis made and 

 written for collections of Natural History, &c. Diagrams painted and written 

 for Lectures. 



FOR SALE. 



MAMMALIAN SKINS, SKULLS, SKELETONS, BIRD-SKINS, and 

 EGGS. Price Lists free. 



H. B. MOSCHLER, Kionforstchen, near liautzen, Saxony. 



J. & W. DAVIS., Naturalists, Hythe St, DARTFORD, KENT. 



Dealers in Lepidoptera, Ova, LarraB, and Pupte. Birds' Eggs, single and in clutches with lull 

 " data " Skins, Artificial Eyes, and Naturalists Eequisites. niustiated Catalogue Free. 



We offer the following Clutches this month, 2 Golden Eagle 50/- 2 Griff 



on Vulture 88. 2 Egyptian Vulture lOs. 6d. 2 Wli ite-tailed Eagle 78. 3 Greenlanl I'alcon 42s. 5 Merlin 

 68. Kestrel 2b. 3 Goshawk 3s. 3 Kite 3s. 2 Black Kite Is. 6d. 8 Oommoh Buzzard 8s. 3 Rough-legged 

 Buzzard Ss. 2 Honey Buzzard 15s. 6 Tawny Owl 4b. 6d. 4 Scop's Owl 6s. 6d. o Great Grey Shrike I2s 4 

 Lesser Grey Shrike 28. 5 Red-backed Shrike Is. 5 Woodchat Is. 4 Red-eyed Flycatcher 28. 63. 5 Red- 

 wing 3s. 6<1. S Fieldfare Is. 9d. 4 American Robin le. 4 Niehtingale 28. 5 Black Redstart Is. 3d. 5 Gt 

 Reed Warbler Is. 6d. 8 Wheatear 28. 5 Rufous Warbler 3s. ' 10 Great Tit 2s. 10 Blue Tit 28. 6d. 7 Cole 

 Is. M. 4 Crested Tit le. 4d. S Pied Wagtail Is. 4 Grey-headed Wagtail 2s. 5 Yellow Wagtail 28. 6d. 5 

 Meadow Pipit Is. 8d. 5 Crested Lark Is. 6d. 5 Short-toed Lark Is. 6d. 5 Reed Bunting Is. 3d. 5 Oirl Bun- 

 ting 38. 6d. 4 Ortolan Bunting 8s. 5 Hawfinch Ss. 9d. 4 Serinfinch 2s. 6d. 3 Goldfinch 28. 4 Red-winged 

 Starling Is. 5 Baven 7b. 8d. 5 Carrion Crow Is. 8d. 4 Hooded Crow Is. o Magpie Is. 5 Great Black 

 Woodpecker 12s. 6d. 9 Wryneck 28. 3d. 5 Hoopoe 58. 1 Great Spotted Cuckoo ( with the clutch of Magpie's 

 it was found in. ) 58. 8 Yellow-billed Onckoo 3s. 2 Black-billed Cuckoo 28. 6d. 4 Bee Eater Ss. 5 Belted 

 Kingfisher 78. 5 White-bellied Swallow Ss. 2 Red-necked Nightjar Ss. 2 Rock Ddve 9d. 9 Pheasant 2s. 

 6 Capercaille IDs. 9 Black Grouse 10s. 7 Ptarmigan 5s. 9 Quail 3s. i) Virginian Colin 7s. 2 Gt Bustard 

 Ss. 6d. 3 Little Bustard 7s. 4 Ringed Plover Is. 4d. 4 Woodcock lOs. 2 Kcntisli Plover Is. 4 Purple 

 San ipiper 10s. 4 Schinz's Sandpiper Ss. 6d. 4 Red-necked Phalarope Ss. 4 Black-tailed Godwit Ss. 4 Night 

 Heron 2». 4Whimbrel3s. 2 Crane 68. 6d. 2 Numidiau Crane 7s. 9d. 7 Wigeou 4s. Od. 2 King Duck 12s. 

 S Merganser la. 9d. 6 Oooaander 6b. SBUokTemls. 3 Sandwich Tern 2s. Any sent " On approval " 



