THE OOLOGIST 



During the months of February and March I will mail every 

 person sending me $1.00 for a year's subscription to the Oologis't 

 their selection from goods mentioned in this list to the amotmt of 

 $1.00. Every subscriber also vv^iU receive a coupon good for a 50c Want, For Sale or Exchange 

 Notice. Send in your subscriptions at once— earliest ones are sure to get exactly what they 

 want. Make a combination with a friend — you take the premiums, he the publications, or 

 rice versa. Make remittances in most convenient manner. Address plainly and in full. 



$2,25 FOR $1. 



FRANK H. LATTIN, Publisher, Albion, Orleans Co., N. Y. 



BIRD SKINS. 



Any species, you?' selection catalogued at $1.00 

 or M/jridT by "Wortlien" or by "Lattin" in the 

 old pink catalogue at prices quoted in either 

 of the lists mentioned. It's always advisable 

 to name at least $2.00 worth of extras." 



EGGS. 



Your selection of any species, either in sets, 

 singles or ad class, listing at SI. 00 or under at 

 Liattiu's "Standard Catalogue" prices. When 

 selecting this premium you must always name 

 extras to be used as substitutes to the full 

 amount of your order. 



SCIENTIFIC SHELLS. 



Your selection from species listing at $1.00 or 

 \inder as offered in Lattin's Shell List in his 

 June ('95) Bulletin. When selecting this pre- 

 mium '^extras" must always be named to fully 

 equal the amount of the order. 



SHOWY SHELLS. 



Any species catalogued at $1.00 or under m 

 Lattin's old pink catalogue— always name a 

 lew extras when selecting this premium. 



CORALS. 



Precious, Corallium rubrum, 1 oz. package 



of polished branches.... $ 25 



Rose Coral, Manecina areolata 10, 15, £5 



Organpipe Coral, Tubipora musica 10, 25, 50. 1 00 



Spike Coral, Madrepora cervicornis 10 



Branch Coral, Pocillopora iulbosa 10, 25 



Yellow Sea Fan,Shipidogorgia occaiorial5, 25, 50 

 Purple Sea Fa,Ti,JihipidogorgiaJlabeU'uml5, 25, 50 

 Cvea,jn.jSesiF-dn,J2/iipidogorgia elegans..io. 50. 75 

 Furple Sea,Fe?itlaev, Fterogorgia setosa2b, oO, 1 00 



Sea Pen, Fennatula aculeata 25, .50 



Giant Sea Pen, I'ennatuleaborealis 1 00 



ECHINODERMS. 



Sand Dollar. Echinarachniiis parina 10 



Philippian Urchin, Loganum bonani 35 



White Spinned Urchin, Hipponoe esculenta.. a5 

 "Aristotle's Lantern" the sea urchins den- 

 tal apparatus 15 



Giant Purple Urchin, Strongylocentrotus 



J'ranciscanus 50 



Deep Sea Spatanga, ;S'cAisasi!e?' 25 



Deep Sea Hedgehog. Phormosoma placen- 

 ta, very rare 25, 5U, 1.00, 3 00 



King of the Eehinoderms, 3fetaliapectoralis2 00 



Medusa's Head, Ast.rop/iyt07i Agassizii 



25, 50, 1.00, 2.00, 3 00 



Deep Sea Starfish, Archaster Agassizii .50 



Atlantic Starfish, Asterias vulgaris 25, 35, 50 



Black Starfish, Echlnaster sentus 35 



California Starfish, Asterias ochracea 25, .50 



Compass Starfish, Heliaster Kubingii .50 



Armor Starfish. Nulorella armata 50 



FOSSILS. 



Shark Teeth $ 5 



Trilobite, Calymene seraria 25, 50,75, 1 00 



Pentremites 10 



Scaphites nodosus 10, 25, 50, 1 00 



Mazan Creek Fossil Ferns in kidney-shap- 



ed nodules .50 



Polyp Coral 10, 25 



MINERALS. 



Chiastolite Crystals $ 15 



Satin Spar 10, 25, 50 



Quartz Crystals, Ark 10, 25, 50, 1 00 



Coquina 10,25 



Native Lodestone lo, 25, 50 



■'Electric" Stone 10, 25, .50 



Geodes, Quartz, bothhalves .50, 1 00 



Opalized Wood 10,25, 50 



Meteorites, perfect specimens 25 



Ferruginous Quartz, doubly term, crystals 10 



Opal, green var. from Wash 10, 25, 50 



Opal, Mexican, cut and polished 50, I, 00 



Tourmaline, brilliant black crystals 10, 25, 35 



Gem Stones, small cut and polished semi- 

 precious stones of almost every con- 

 ceivable form, shape, size, color and 

 style, ranging in size from yi to ?i inch 

 in diameter, Carnelian, Heliotrope or 

 Bloodstone, Chalcedony, Clottded Agate. 

 Banded Agate, Fortification Agate, Rib- 

 bon Agate, Brown Agate, Red Agate, 

 Black Agate, Moss Agate, Agatized 

 Wood, Mocha Stone, Dendritic Agate, 

 Brecciated Agate, Onyx (in great var- 

 iety), Nicolo, Sard, Sardonyx, Agate- 

 .Jasper, Lapis Lazuli, Crocidolite (Tiger 

 eye). Fossil Corals, Wood Agate, Labra- 

 d'orite. Rock Crystal, Amethyst. Aven- 

 turine, Cameoes, Intaglioes, etc. etc. 

 Fully one-half of them are suitable for 

 jewel purposes, and if you wanted one 

 motmted to replace a setting in a pin, 

 cuff button, watch charm, ring top, or 

 in other jewelry, yotir jeweler would 

 charge you all the way from 25 cents to 

 $1 for oiie of these identical stones (jew- 

 elers are buying these stones for this 

 very purpose). When ordering state 



variety desired - 10, 15, 20, 25 



1 doz. assorted, my selection, small 60 



1 doz. assorted, myselection, choice 1 00 



INDIAN ARROW and SPEAR HEADS. 



From Oregon, Bird and Jewel Points..35 to $ 75 



■• Miss. , Red Jasper 10" 35 



" Ohio ■-> " 50 



'• Illinois 5 " 1 00 



" Indiana ^' " 1 00 



" North Carolina 5 " 1 00 



'• Kentucky 5 - 1 00 



MISCELLANEOUS CURIOS. 



Alligator Teeth 5, 10, 15, 25 



Revolutionary Gun Flint 15 



Tusk or Wampum Shell 5 



Money Cowry Shell o 



Dove Shell from British Guinea, exhibit at 



World's Fair, 5 for 10 



Chinese Horn Nut n 



BeetelNut W 



Lucky Tooth of Cod " 



Mammoth Porcupine Quill l-p 



Scorpion in Box 3.-) 



Big Tree (Calif.) bark attached to wood 7o 



Package containing IXiver Bean, 12 assort- 

 ed Sea Beans and I'i Cassia Beans 2.t 



