Lattin's Pan-American 



NATURE STUDY 



COLLECTION. 



Tbis Collection contains specimens selected with special care ia ordei* that the Collection, as 

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

 tout have endeavored 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. 



11; at;my special pvi 



rates if 



The entire Collection at regular retail rates would cost I 

 purchased separately 5.19. 



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

 ■eurely packed and boxed for only 32.78. 



3«To. 



1 



Regular 

 Price.I 



Pink Murex. Murex bicolor, 

 Gulf Calif., 4in $ 35 



2 Pearl Conch, Sir ambus gran- 



ulatus, Panama, 2>giD... 15 



3 Orange Scorpion, P^e/sceraaw- 



rantia, Phillppiaes, 4in 15 



4 Goldmouth, Turbo chrysostom- 



us, Philippines, 2in .^ 15 



5 Chambered Nautilus, Nautilus 



pompilius, E. I., % of bisected 

 shell to show structure, etc., 

 5in _ 75 



6 Mushroom Coral, Fungia ele- 



gans, Gulf Calif., 2in 25 



7 Armor Starfish, Nidorella ar- 



mata. Panama, Sin 35 



« n Black-mouth Tree Snail, Oxy- 



styla undata var fioridensis, 



Florida, 2in _ 35 



■9 Tiger Cowry, Cyprcea tigris, 



Australia, Sin .: ,.. .. 15 



10 Black Murex, Mur ex radix, V2i- 



W- nama, 4in _ 35 



11 Tarpon Scale, Florida, (2 spe) 



2in 10 



12a Compass or Sunflower Star- 



, fish, Heliaster Kubingii, Chili, 



4in 35 



IS^Mammoth Sea Urchin. Stron- 

 gylocentrotus franciscanus , 

 Paciflc, 4in 35 



14 Pink Coral, Siylaster sanguin- 

 eus, S&nnoa., Zyim 25 



aSa Orange Scorpion Shell. Cut 

 to illustrate structure, 43«?in., 

 select _. 35 



16 Silvermouth, Turbo tesselatus. 



Gulf Calif . 2Min 25 



17 Egg of Skate or Sand Shark, 



Martha's Vineyard, 4in........ . 10 



18 Organpipe Coral, Tubipora 



musica, Singapore, 3in m 



19 Fossil Polyp Coral, Heliopby- 



Hum, Genessee Co., N. Y., 

 : ■Sift.CMlb)....: ....-.,......:.. 25 : 



Lattin's 



Prepaid 



Price. 



$ 21 



20 Purple-spined Sea Urchin, 



Strongylocentrotus drobach- 

 iensis. Gulf Mexico, SXIn 25 



21 Horn Nut, China, 2Min 10 



22 Sea Horse, Eipiwcampus hud- 



«oniMS, Delaware Bay, 4in , 35 



S3 Screw Shell, Turritella croc a, 



Panama, 3in 15 



34 Native Lodestone, Magnet 



Cove, Ark., 2in 25 



25 Resurrection Plant, Mexico... 15 



26 Young Corch, Strombus gigas, 



Bahamas, 5in... 25 



27- Propellor Coral, ^g'ar'icea agar- 

 icites, Bahamas, 5in 35 



28 Coquina Shell Conglomerate, 

 St. Augustice, ;Fla., Sin 25 



29a Fossil Scaphites, (Nautilus 

 Family) Custer Co. , Mon- 

 tana, 2in 35 



30 Venus Clam, Chione gnidia, 



Gulf Calif., Sin ' 85 



31 Lettered Cone, Conus literatus, 



Ceylon, Sin 35 



32 Golden Starfish. Asterias och- 



racea, Calif., 7in 35 



33 Black Ear, Haliotis craclierodii 



Japan, 3Xin 25 



34 White Murex, Murex ramosus, 



Zanzibar, 4%in .25 



35 "Electric Stone," "Hell Fire 



Rock," a variety of Tremolite 

 so highly charged with; phos- 

 phoric acid that a light 

 scratch in dark emits a play 

 of lights, Sin 2i 



36 Branch Cora,l,Madrepora cervi- 



cornis, Bahamas, 7in. Branch 



37 Sea Fern, Pterogorgia setosa, 



Key West, ^ft, ., 



38 Golden Sea Fan, Panama,151n 



39 Yellow Sea Fan, Ithipidogor- 



gia occatoria, Bahamas, 12in.. 



40 Sertularla, Atlantic City, N.J. 



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