80 THE OOLOGIST 



Special Bargains in Shells and Fossils. 



MITRID^. Twenty-two (22) species, 44 specimens. List value $4 55. My 

 price prepaid only $1.70. 



VOLUTA. Twenty (20) species. 25 specimeni!, containing virelens. harpa, hor- 

 nis, Gumminggii and 16 others. List value $28.20. My price only $8.40 prepaid. 



OLIVID^. Forty-nine (49) specie.", 94 specimens, comprising maura, porphy- 

 ria, cluclosiana, musteUina, bulbiformis and 45 others. Regular price $11 60. My 

 price $3.40, prepaid. 



CONID^. Fifty-six (56) species, 70 specimens. Imperialis, betulinus. figul- 

 inus, cardinalis nanus and 51 others are in this collection. Regular price $20.45. 

 My price only $7.40, prepaid. 



CYPR.^ID^. Thirty-two (32) species, 40 specimens. Specimens of note are 

 Mappa, spadicea, stercoraria, ventriculus and 28 others. Regular price $9.05. My 

 price only $3.35, prepaid. 



UNIONID..3].— One hundred and thirty-four (134) species (American) 450 speci- 

 mens. All fresh live specimens. Worth at regular prices fully $100. Will send 

 the entire collection prepaid for only $28. 40. 



RARE OLD SILVER COINS of Great Britain.— A collection of 50 pieces from 

 the reign of Henry II (1154) to that of Victoria. The collection contains coins 

 minted during the reigns of twenty-two (22) ot Great Britain's monarchs. The 

 collection lists about $55.00, will sell as a whole for $22. 50 prepaid. 



FOSSIL COLLECTION. A specially selected collection of Fossils for school 

 used to I sell at $100. One hundred (100) species and about 500 specimens ranging 

 in value from 5c. to $1 00 each. A very select and very valuable collection and is 

 largelv composed of Fossil Corals, all carefully labeled and prepared, and well 

 worth $100. My price $33.50 prepaid. 



I have another collection similar to above put up to sell at $50.00, 100 species 

 and about 200 specimens which I will send prepaid for only $15.75. 



MOUND BUILDER'S RELICS. We have hundreds of ordinary arrow and 

 spear heads and a few of the more common pieces such as sinkers, drills, scrap- 

 ers. &c, but have very few of the rare and desirable ones. The following we offer 

 at about one-half regular prices: Pipe ftom Brant Co., Ont., a very choice speci- 

 men, $4.90, prepaid; another from same locality of a more common and unat- 

 tractive form, $1,60, prepaid; Slate Pendant from Waterloo Co., Ont . prepaid, 

 55cts; Hematite Celt from Van Buren Co., Ark., prepaid, only $1.20. Ordin- 

 ary Stone Axe from Cumberland Co., N. J., prepaid, $1.30. I also have the 

 contents of a cache from Rowan Co., N. C, consisting of about 400 unnotched 

 arrow or spearheads of uniform size and form, about 2i long, will sell as a whole 

 very reasonable. 



NEPTUNE'S CUP or Vase Sponge, Paterion, from Tasmania. An odd and 

 curious specimen worth from $15 to $30, and we have never offered this specimen 

 for less than $10 prepaid. It measures 24 in. high and the vase portion is 12 in. 

 in diam. It goes prepaid for only ^7.60. 



SPANISH CROSS inlaid with straw from an ancient church in Jemez, New 

 Mex. Curio dealers would ask $5.00 for it, but it's yours prepaid for $1.65. 



AN EGYPTIAN IDOL, carvfid from stone or lava 1000 or more years ago, rep- 

 resents an elephant or some other animal, measures about 4x21 in. Secured by a 

 missionary acquaintance from a mummy pit in Egypt and guaranteed genuine. 

 Prepaid only ^3.15. 



LARGE CORALS. 1 specimen of the Plate Brain Coral, Meandrina clivosa, 

 from Bahamas measming 22 in. in long diameter (16 in short) worth $10; one of 

 true Brain Coral, Meandrina cerebriformis, 11 in. diam'. worth $5.00; one specimen 

 of Pineapple Coral, Perites astrmoides, 10 in. diam. worth $3 00, will send the three 

 specimens prepaid for onlv $8i60. 



Address FRANK H. LATTIN, Publisher, Albion, N. Y. 



