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THE NATURAL SCIENCE JOURNAL. 
LOT NO. 
RESERVE TRICES. 
Sea; Moss Agate, Kan.; Satin Spar, 
Eng.; Hornstone, Cali.; and Galen- 
ite, Colo. 
171. Native Silver, Mont.; Ferruginous 
Quartz, N. Y,; Magnetite, Pa.; Dend¬ 
rite, Colo.; Serpentine, Mass.; Gold 
bearing Pyrite, B. C.; Dolomite, Mt. 
Tom, Mass.; Copper and Silver Ore, 
Mont, and Corundum, N. C. 
172. Galenite, Colo ; Onyx, Mex.; Gold 
bearing Pyrite, 13 . C.; Wulframite, 
S. D ; Mo.ss Agate; Amethyst; Sil¬ 
ver Ore, Rhomb Spar, Wis.; Chal¬ 
cedony, Fla.; and Dendrite, Colo. 
173. Rhomb Spar, Wis.; Quartz, Ark.; Ba¬ 
rite, Eng.; Biotite, Mass ; Rhomb 
Spar, R. L; Gold, Cali.; Calcite, 
Wis.; Gold bearing Pyrite, B. C.; 
Silver Ore and Galenite, Mass. 
174 Cockscomb Quartz, R.I.; Quartz, Ark.; 
Quartz, N. C.; Quartz, Mass.; Rhomb 
Spar, Wis ; Galenite, Colo.; Garnet, 
Mass.; Gypsum, Mich., and Fimon- 
ite, R. 1 . 
175. 10 good specimens of Quartz 
176. I Doz. Small Quartz crystals in enve¬ 
lope. 
177. I Doz. Medium Quartz crystals in en¬ 
velope, 
178. Calcite, Wis ; Petrified, Silicified 
Chalcedonized Wood, S. D.; Corun¬ 
dum, N. C.; Spodumene, Mass.; 
Moss Agate, Mich ; Obsidian, Mex.; 
Rhomb Spar,; and Epidote, Conn. 
179. Rhomb Spar, Wis.; Gypsum, Mich.; 
Spodumene, Mass.; Smoky Quartz, 
R. I.; Epidote, Conn.; Corundum, 
N. C.; Galenite, R. I.; Obsidian, 
Mex ; Quartz and R. I. Chalcedon¬ 
ized Wood, S. D. 
180. Nailhead Calcite, Wis.; Spodumene, 
Mass ; Gypsum, Mich ; Rhomb Spar, 
Wis.; Clay Stone, Conn.; Jasper, 
Pa.; Smoky Quartz, Colo.; Corun¬ 
dum, N. C.; Bloodstone and Garnet, 
Mass. 
281. Selenite, Mich.; Gypsum, Wisconsin ; 
Quartz, R. L; Chalcedony, Fla.; Dog 
•75 
•50 
•50 
•35 
•25 
•25 
•35 
.40 
.40 
.40 
LOT NO. 
RESERVE PRICES 
182 . 
183 . 
184. 
185. 
186. 
187. 
188. 
189 . 
190 . 
1 9 1. 
192. 
^93- 
194. 
195- 
196. 
197. 
19k 
199. 
201. 
204. 
2C5. 
206. 
207. 
208. 
209. 
210. 
Tooth Spar, Jasper, Pa.; Garnet, 
Mass.; Flint, Eng.; and Petrified 
Wood, S. D. 
A fine lot of stone relics from Perry 
Co., Ohio. 
Undoubtedly the largest Stone Axe 
ever found. The groove is unfinished 
but plainly discernable. Otherwise 
it is in perfect condition and weighs 
13 lbs. 
Grooved Axe, weight 4 lbs. 12 oz. 
4 “ 
4 
“ V. f. 
“ " “ 
(( 
4 “ 
3 
“ “ 
(( 
3 “ 
9 
“ 
a 
(( 
2 “ 
12 
(4 44 
2 
10 
“ V. f. 
44 44 
2 “ 
2 
“ 
44 44 
(( 
I “ 
14 
“ dam. 
4 4 44 
“ 
H 
“ fine 
44 44 
44 
12 
“ fine 
7 Celts. 
4 Slate Ceremonials. 
3 Pestles. 
50 Arrowheads, very fine. 
100 Arrowheads, poor to good. 
25 Spearheads. 
Stuffed and mounted Alligator 6 feet 
long, almost perfect. 
Head of Deer mounted on Oak Shield, 
a splendid specimen. 
Pair of Moose Antlers, fine, 36 inches 
spread. 
Old Sword—probably colonial, wooden 
handle, found in an old well, a desira¬ 
ble relic. 
Original self-cocking Pistol, T. Allen’s 
patent—a great curiosity. 
Mexican spur, silver mounted, old. 
Old Spanish spur, found in Mexico. 
Pair Brass Candle Snuffers, from 
Mexico. 
Pair Steel Candle Snuffers from 
Mexico. 
Bushman’s Spear, Australia, head 
missing, 7 feet 5 inches. 
Tonga Island Spear, 7 feet 10 inches. 
.40 
10.00 
2.00 
2.50 
2,00 
1.50 
1-35 
1.00 
1.25 
•30 
•25 
•55 
1.00 
1.00 
i.oo 
2.00 
2.00 
2.00 
3.00 
5.00 
2.50 
1.50 
1.50 
•50 
•50 
•35 
•25 
•50 
2-75 
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