THE NIDIOLOGIST 



BIRD PHOTOS. WANTED! 



We desire first-class jjhotographs of birds, 

 nests, and eggs, suitable for illustrations — liv- 

 ing birds (wild or in cai)tivity),and nests /// ^/V/c 

 especial titsidcrata, but others not barred. 



Our friends have been accustomed to con- 

 tribute photos, for illustrations free, we paying 

 cost of making the half-tones, but realizing 

 that many excellent photographs never come 

 our way, we have concluded to offer 



Specimens or Cash 



for good ones, and then lay in a good supply. 



The photographs must have to do with Orni- 

 thology, Oology, or Taxidermy, and clearness 

 is a prime requisite. Murky photographs are 

 worthless for the half-tone process. Un- 

 mounted preferred. 



Describe what you have, name and address 

 of i)hotographer, with size of photos., and afifix 

 Jowcst price in eggs, or lowest cash price. 



THE NIDIOLOGIST, 



150 PiiTH Avenue, New York City. 



The Arch/Coloqist 



l.s the unly II-LUSTKATED MONTHLY MAGAZINE 

 ia the world devoted to 



Archaeology, Ethnology, History, 

 and General Anthropology. 



Au iavaluiiMe journal for Students. Collectors, aud 

 Dealers. The best writers and authorities of two con- 

 tinents are its correspondents. 



It publishes the latest conclusions regarding Mound 

 )5uilders. Cliff Dwellers. Aztecs. Peruvians. Mayas, and 

 other preliistoric peoples of the world. 



><..i,,| -tamp for sample copy to 



THE ARCH^OLOGIST, 

 Box 502. COLUHBUS, OHIO. 



TAXIDERMISTS' = GUNS. 



I «j^^^ /or Prict Lut. OnaWorkA,rutibBr< 



Poikrt Sliot puns t\r,(\ Pistol Sliot-gun canes, t-lc, etc. 



Addl-.'SS .TaMKS II. .lollNHON. 



Gitiit Western Onn Wmks, 

 y f Pittsburg, I'a. 





IN OFFERING 



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BABBITT'S AUXILIARY BARREL 



to collectors 1 am not unmindful of present com- 

 petition, and having made improvements that are 

 marked and valuable, I am assured they will at 

 once find favor in the hands of every progressive 

 field collector. 



THE SIMPLE CONSTRUCTION 



and improved machinery enables me to furnish a 

 belter article for a given amount of money than is 

 possible of any other construction. 



THE SHALL COST OF SHOOTING 



a 32 or 38 instead of a 12 gauge shell will save you 

 the cost of a barrel in a season's collecting. 



JAMES P. BABBITT, 



Wliolrs.ilo & Retail Dealer in 



TAXIDEIlMIsrS SUIM'LIES, SKINS, EdGS, EIX .. 



10 and 12 Hodges Ave., Taunton, Mass. 



;,,V/ Large Ijlii.-itratoil Catalogue for a St^iiiip. Vi-g 



Hi. ti 



Naturalists' Supply Depot. 



SUPPLIES 



Eggs, 5kins, Specimens, Glass Eyes. 



Alanufaetiirers ot' 



Papier=mache Half Heads. 



BOOKS — Davie's Taxidermy,Hornaday's Taxidermy, 

 Davie's Eggs, Coues's Key, Ridgway's Manual. 



Now Ready— Catalogue for 1895. 



(Send 10 cents for a copy.) 

 Notice. — We will sell Birds' Eggs cheaper than any 

 established dealer. We have the largest stock carried 

 by any dealer and intend in the next six months to 

 sell them — not to go out of business, to make 

 things flv. 



Frank Blake Webster Co., 



Hyd=! Park, Mass. 



FRANK B. ARMSTRONG, 



Colleetor aii.l Dealer in 



Bird Skins, Birds' Eggs in Fine Sets. 



Miiiniiial Skins. Iteplllcs. Mounted Birds mid 



Aiiiiinils liidiirciioiis to Texas 



nnd Me.\ico. 



.\l.T.\ MiRA, KSTADO 1>F. TAMAriJI-AS, MKXIfn, 



COINS! STAMPS! CURIOS! 



64- PAGE CATALOGUE, lo cts. 



Wm. F. Greany, 



827 Brannan St., San Francisco. 



H. H. AND C. 5. BRIMLEY, 



RALEIQH. N. C. 



First-class Bird and Mammal Skins and Birds' Eggs ; 



Reptiles and Batrachians, alive and in alcohol. 



Histological Material. 



Full data. Send .stamp for list. 



