FLORIDA SHELLS. 



In reach of all. Cheaper than the 

 cheapest. Now is the time to start a 

 collection. 



1. Strombus alatus, 2 to 3}^ inches 4c 



2. Fulgur perversus, 3 to 8 inch 6c 



3. Fasciolaria tulipa, 2 to 6 inch 8c 



4. '■ distans, i to 3 inches... 4c 



5. " filamentosa, I to 3 inch . .2C 



6. Cardium magnum, 2/4 to 4 inclies. 6c 



7. " muricatum, i)^ in. single val. ic 



8. •■ serratium, i to 2}^ inch 3c 



9. Area ponderosa, 2 to 3 inch 3c 



10. " noae. i :o 4 inch 3c 



11. " floridanum, 2 to 23^ inch 3c 



12. Cytherea[calli5ta] giganlea, 3 to 5. .loc 



13. " " maculata, r 10 2}{ . .6c 



14. Natica duplicata, i to 3 inch 2c 



J5. Chama Arcinella, I to 2 inch 5c 



16. Dosinia discus, 2 to 4 inch 5c 



17. Pholas costatus, 3 to & in. double val. 15c 

 1 8. Murex pomum, 1 to 3 inch 3c 



19. " salleanus, i to 3 inch 5c 



20. P5'rula pap\ratia, 3 to 5 inch 8c 



21. Pecten exasperatus, 14 *-0 3 in. single ic 



22. Conus Floridanns, % to 1 inch .... 2C 



23. " proteus, 1 to 3 inch 10c 



24. Pinna muricata, 4 to 10 inch 8c 



25. Lucina edentula, iM to 3 in. single. .2c 



26. Cancellaria carolinensis, 1 to^}4 ■••3C 



27. Oliva litterata. i to 2)^;' 2c 



28. Anomia ephippmm, 1 to 23^ inch . . . .1 c 



29. Melongena subcoronata, 2 to 6 in ..8c 



30. Cerithium eburnum, 1 to i}^4 inch . ..3c 



31. Turrittella, i to i3^ inch 2c 



32. Tellina. I4 inch ic 



33. Margineila, 3^ inch 2c 



34. Large liver sea bean 3c, black band- 



ed sea bean 2c,.gre3' sea beans . . . .ic 



35. Sea beaver 1 5c 



36. Conch spawn ribbon, 18 to 24 in.... 20c 



37. Skate eggs .5c 



38. Rose coral, shaped like a rose 10c 



39. Florida air plants 10c 



40. Tarpon scales 2c 



«>2.I5 



Retail price for the above 40 specimens 

 is $2.15 by our price list. We will send any 

 one of the above numbered specimens up- 

 on receipt of price quoted, or the entire 

 collection, 40 specimens, upon receipt of 

 c'ily.Si.50. We gather our ovs-n shells and 

 iher oulv firs . class shells. By compar- 

 )n our prices will be found a half lower 

 an other dealers, because we are right 

 > the coast and are put to no extra ex- 

 hsc. Give me an order and you will be 

 t onvinced. Send stamp' for price list. 



J. C. Bakei, flyers, Lee Co., Fla. 



Successors to Baker & Hanson. 



V^hen Writing .^^ . 



To Advertisers always mention 

 this magazine. 



COLLECTORS 



If yon desire tirst class Florida Speci- 

 mens of 



MOUNTED BIRDS, SNAKES, ANIMALS, 

 ALLIGATORS, ETC., 



OR SKINS, SKULLS, SKELETONS, 

 AND EGGS, 



Write to me hefore yon purchase. You 



may have something to exchange 



that I want. If net, I can 



furnish you fine 



FLORIDA SPECIMENS CHEAPER 

 THAN ANYONE 



I coll ct myself and furnish first class 

 data with everything you get. Write 

 me for list of what I carry in stock. I 

 also keep on hand Live Birds, Snakes, 

 Animals, Alligators, Chameleons, Liz- 

 ards, and other things. A large as- 

 sortment of 



ALCOHOLIC SPECIMENS, ES- 

 PECIALLY SNAKES, 



m stock. A collection ot Florida 

 Snakes is beautiful in Alcohol. First 

 class Taxidermy Work at lowest 

 prices. A. M. NICHOLSON, 



Box 404. Orlando, Fla. 

 Enclose stiimpfor reply. 



15ou will bave to 

 get one 



Ot ihose new styles of Chalcedona 

 Geodes from the 



Dakota Bab ILanbs 



for 25c post paid. Like frost spark- 

 ling in the sun inside. Going like hot 

 cakes. Quantity limited. 



A point of Wine colored Barite, Yellow 

 Calcite, deep Rose Quartz, Gold Ore, Tin 

 Ore, Tovs'maline, Quartz Crystal, Wave- 

 light, for 50 cents post paid. 

 One each, Arrov^'head, Seabean, Pecter 

 .Shell, Rose Coral, Pentremite, Fossil nut. 

 Watch charm opera glass, and Satin Spar 

 stick pin all post paid $t.oo. 



Black Hills Natural History Estab- 

 lishment of 



%. "M, Stillwell, 2)eaOwoo£», S. 2). 



