Cast of Head of Mummied Woman of the 

 "Basket People" (Cliff Dwellers) 



This is the specimen which Professor H. H. Wilder restored to approximately its 

 normal contours by treating with a potash solution, as described in the American 

 Anthropologist, Vol. 6, No. 1, J an • i 



The restored subject has been molded and cast in our laboratory. The head 

 is tinted and is mounted upright on a black pedestal with incised label. Professor 

 Harris writes:— • 'I have been out of town for a few days and on returning found 

 what I consider a most successful rendering of my 4 restored ' Cliff Dweller lady, 

 and wish to thank you heartily for attempting so difficult a task." 



This head or bust is, perhaps, the only authentic likeness of a prehistoric Amer- 

 ican in existence. Copies, securely boxed, each $ 8-00 



"We can also supply the following casts, all colored after nature. 



HOMO SAPIENS 



Skull of EngisMan, restored portions indicated Price, $2.00 



Skull and Mandible of Cro-Magnon No. 1 (capacity much above the present 



average ) Price, $4.00 



Cranium of Cro-Magnon No. 2 Price, $3.00 



Cranium of Australian Price, $2.75 



Cranium of Hottentot (recent) Price, $2.75 



Series of brains of ten races of man (intercranial casts) from the Royal 

 College of Surgeons. Casts are alabaster, coated with stearine. Each 

 brain has its individual pedestal and label Price, set of ten,$25.00 



HOMO PRIMIGENIUS 



Neanderthal Man, cranium and portions of skeleton (2 femora, 2 humeri, 1 

 radius, 2 uln«, 1 acetabulum, 1 scapula, 1 clavicle), together 

 with intercranial cast Price, 12 pieres, $14, Skull or Brain, each, $2.00 



To facilitate the study of the anatomical peculiarities of this skull, a reprint 

 of Professor Shaaffhausen' s original description, now long out of print, 

 is included. 



Man of Spy No. 1 includes calvarium, lower jaw, right sup. max., portions 



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and left tibia and patella , Price, $11.00 



Mar of ^» .No. L* < aha; .um i> oi h-^ i< m t i i -i* ia <>,< m- r i i" - 



ulna and tibia $7.50 



Skull only of Spy No. 1 or No. 2 $1 75 



Cranium and mandible of Homo neanderthaloides, Pohlig, Brunn $4 (] 



Brunn— Cranium No, 2 $3.00 



PRE-HUMAN REMAINS 



Mesopithecus pentelici, male cranium $ ! - 50 



Mesopithecus pentelici, female cranium and mandible from the Pliocene, 



Pikermi, Greece $2.00 



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: -ithropoid ft- m tU- fr-h v,at»-r Mi-r^m- >,.;ith.-n. Fr.-.n-,- . 52 25 

 P * ' «' - t< > i I > f , ...... SI -25 



Pithecanthropus erectus, cranium. Pliocene of Java $3.00 



►n by the late Professor Marsh accompanies this 

 t promptly. 



ANATOMICAL LABORATORY OF CHARLES H. WARD 

 » THE LENNOX," WEST AVENUE ROCHESTER, N. Y* 



