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THE OOLOGIST 



BIRD BOOKS 



'T'^HE most important feature 

 * of our sock of second-hand 

 books, pamphlets, etc., is the 

 department relating to ORNI- 

 THOLOGY and other branches 

 of NATURAL HISTORY. 



We shall be glad to mail, post- 

 paid, our New Catalog No. 27, 

 NATURE BOOKS, on receipt 

 of five cents in postage stamps. 



FRANKLIN BOOKSHOP 



SAMUEL N. RHOADS, Proprietor 

 920 Walnut Street, Philadelphia, Pa. 



BOOKS BOUGHT 



COLORED BIRD POSTCARDS 



A series of 18 reproduced in colors 

 from beautiful paintings. 25 cents 

 per set postpaid. 



UNIQUE BIRD POSTCARDS 



A series of 12, showing some of the 

 best examples of bird photography. 

 20 cents per set postpaid. 



Both sets 40 cents postpaid 

 With each order I will send my free 

 colored circular describing books on 

 birds, nests, eggs, flowers, and gold- 

 fish. 



E. M. DUNBAR 



30 Rowena St. Boston, Mass. 



Advertise Bird Books in The 

 OoIogist==The best business 

 producer in America. 



NEW LISTS OUT 



Books, Supplies and Speci= 

 mens for Oologists and others. 

 Copy Ridgway's "Humming= 

 birds," $2.00; set Cory's "Birds 

 of Hayti and San Domingo," 

 $6.34. Lists for Stamps. 



ERNEST H. SHORT, 



Box 173, 



(1-P) 



Rochester, N. Y. 



I offer fine exchange in first 

 class sets for American Animals, 

 Stone & Cram, The Reptile 

 Book, Ditmars, Ernest Thomp= 

 sonSeton's new two=volume 

 work of American Animals, or 

 the following if in first class 

 condition: Colt's or Savage 

 Automatic Pistol 32 cal., Win= 

 Chester Automatic Rifle., 22 cal, 

 Marble's Game Getter. 



Box 173 



E. H. SHORT 



Rochester, N. Y. 



