THE OOLOGIST. 



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FOR SALE.— A fine collection of first-clas 

 eggs in sets with data. Both common and rare. 

 Will sell for half price. Send for my list. 

 CHAS. H. GULP, Gilroy. Santa Clara Co.. Cal- 

 ifornia. 



* COCOONS and chrysalides alive and healthy 

 for mounted Lpiedopleri or I will give mount- 

 ed specimens of foreign or domestic for good 

 cocoons. Correspondence with collectors sol- 

 icited. R. P. FROELICH, 1137 Lex. Ave., New 

 York C ity: 



• FOR SALE CHEAP. A few first-class skins 



of Avocet, Wilson's Phalarope, Sanderling, 

 Franklin's Gull. Longspur, Snow Buntings. 

 Pine and Evening Grosoeaks, Redpole. Marbled 

 Godw.it Woodpeckers. Rare Warblers.&c.send 

 for list. W. RAINE. Bleeker St.. Toronto. Can. 



WILL COLLECT eggs of Cal. Murre in 

 quantity this season. Can furnish A No. 1 well 

 selected series at a very low cash price. Eggs 

 shipped by express prepaid. WILFRED H. 

 OSGOOD.' San Jose. Cal. 



COLLECTORS who wish any live striped or 

 gray Gophers, Franklin's Rosy Gull skins, 

 write card for particulars. Catlinite or Pipe- 

 stem exchanged for any specimens Inc. per lb. 

 Want Hummingbird skins, first-class shells cor- 

 als, fossils, polished agates.eggs, skins, arrow 

 and spear heads. A. D. BROWN, Pipestone, 

 Minu. 



TO EXCHANGE. MandoLn value $11. set of 

 3 oz. boxing gloves, most new, value $5. for tax- 

 idermist's tools and sets of eggs not in my col- 

 lection. HARRY SMITH, 212 Capitol Ave., 

 Lansing, Mich. 



WANTED.— Complete files of periodical pub- 

 lications on oology and ornithology, especially 

 amateur journals. EDGAR A. MEARNS, 

 Fort Clark, Brackettsville. Tex. 



HAVE YOU GOT THEM'? I want many 

 common water and western birds eggs in first- 

 class sets witb full data. Good opera aud 

 field glasses, linen bound trays and Indiana 

 correspondents I Will give O and O papers, 

 eggs in sets and cash In exchange. FOSTER 

 MARIS, Bloomingdale, Indiana. 



I HAVE a collection of eggs in sets and sin- 

 gles with data valued at $40. Sell for $15, cash 

 acccmpanies order; 90 varieties. C. E. JAMES, 

 Monterey, Calif. 



WANTED.— A good collecting gun, dectective 

 camera and hunting knife, can offer rare birds 

 eg*is, skins, books and part cash. W. RAINE, 

 Toronto, Ont. 



TO EXCHANGE.— Good datas at 15c. per luO 

 for any 1st class eggs, except most common. 

 Sets with data preferre-i : at Standard prices. 

 CHAS. A. WILLIAMS. Coralville. Johnson 

 Co.. Iowa. 



EXC ^ANGE NOTICE.— Have one tennis net' 

 two balls and one racket, together with direc- 

 tions. Will exchange for single barrel shot 

 gun. 16 or 20 guage with set of loading tools. 

 Will sell for $5. R. C. KLINE, 5 Standish St., 

 Dorchester, Mass. 



FOR EXCHANGE.— I will collect fine Cal. 

 sets with nests if desired. Collected by myself 

 and posit' vely identified. Thurber's Jui.co, 

 Louisiana Tanager. Swainson's Hawk. Costas. 

 Black-chlnued, Auna's Hummers. Least Vireo. 

 CaltScreech Owl and many others. Desirable 

 sets wanted. RALPH ARNOLD. Pasadena, 

 Cal. A3t 



NOVELTY PRINTING PRESS. Chase in- 

 side 7x10 in., hand inker and foot pressure, cost 

 $22, in good order, price $8. Also one Model 

 Press, hand inker and press, 5xi ' a in., $10, it is 

 perfect, C. S. CURTIS. Kane, Pa. 



WANTED. To exchange, eggs in sets, min- 

 erals, fossils, land and fresh water shells and 

 bird skins for mounted birds and mammals. 

 THOS. S. HILL, Knoxville, Iowa. 



CURIOSITIES, '-Birds Through an Opera 

 Glass." 3 vols. Oologist and Fox Hound Pup. 

 for Bird or Mammal skins. GEO. F. GUELF, 

 Brockport, N. Y. 



EXCHANGE. -289 stamps and album for best 

 offer. C. F. WESTMAN. 175 King St., E. Tor- 

 onto. Out. 



COINS WANTED. -If you have any rare 

 coins of the United States or c >ins of any de- 

 scription of other countries, address BRICK 

 PIERCE. Pipestone. Mi iU„ stating prices, etc.. 

 Correspondence solicited. 



TO EXCHANGE.— Richmond tennis racket, 

 (value 2.50) and small block plane (value 1.00). 

 both are m good condition, for climbers with 

 straps. All answered BRACE '& HUNTER, 

 9J3 Bayless Ave., St. Anthony Pk., Minnesota. 



WANTED.- Smith & Wesson 32 Cai. Revol- 

 ver, Double Action, Loading Tools and pair of 

 Climbers. Have to exchange Tenor Horn, al- 

 most new, cost $18, Back No's of Oologist, a 

 few sets and several other articles, to exchange 

 for sets. HAWLEY HALL, Lewisville, Ind. 



TO EXCHANGE.— First-class singles. No's 

 15 (two). 128 (two), 135, 242, 278b. 

 at Standard catalogue 

 .50 wortli of sets (Osprey 

 Lta. H. GORDON BALL, 



Issil coral (acerl'eama)) 

 geodes containing qfrartz crystals (light and 

 dark) to exchange for Indian relics and miner- 

 als. HERBERT DUNN, Hooposton, Vermil- 

 lion Co., Ills. 



LOOK— I have a new pair of bicycle pants, a. 

 good lancewo 'd rod and multiplying reel, a 

 good collecting gun and a large lot of bird skins 

 that I will exchange for old U. S. coins and 

 foreign coins of any date. I would also like 

 dealers to send me their catalogues of coins. 

 W. R. BIRD, Mason City. Iowa. 



I AM GLAD to see the Oologist improving- 

 Would try to get more subscribers but almost 

 every collector I know already takes it. From my* 

 last ad. in the exchange column I exchanged over 

 105 set s, besides a number of singles. With best 

 wishes for the future I remain, EDWARD 

 WALL. San Bernardino. Calif. 



WANTED.— Fine skins of WarMers in anj* 

 quantity. Have for exchange, eggs, minerals, 

 shells or curios. WALTER F. WEBB, Geneva, 



N. Y. 



WANTED.— Copies of Pacific R. R. Survey 

 Vol. T X. Coues' Key. Ridgway's Manual or 

 any Government Report concerning birds t tc. 

 Write terms. E. F. MURCH, Box 298 Ells- 

 worth, Me. 



TO FXCHANGE.— 125 different U. S. .250 for- 

 eign stamps, and 1~5 cigarette pictures- (his-, 

 tories, coins, etc.) for best offer of eggs in sin- 

 gles. Pr-fer large ones. CURTIS WRIGHT 

 Jr.. Carthage, Mo. 



