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In the Big Cities, Along Blazed Trails and in the Small Villages Your Classified Advertisement 
if Printed Here Will Reach Thousands of Sportsmen 
Among these thousands are a great many that can use and that will pay money for the sporting equipment that you no longer need. 
Guns, rifles, canoes, boats, dogs, reels, fishing rods—all kinds of old hunting and fishing equipment—can be sold or exchanged here. 
Write a brief description of your possession—send it with a remittance of ten cents per word (Initials and numbers count as a word). 
We accept stamps, coin, money orders or checks. Remittance must be enclosed with order. February classified columns close January 4th. 
The Market Place, Forest and Stream Magazine, 9 E. 40th St., New York, N. Y. 
ANTIQUES AND CURIOS 
CALIFORNIA GOLD, QUARTER SIZE, 
and German 5pf., 30c.; Italy 20c., and catalog 10c. 
Homer Schultz, King City, Mo. 
CALIFORNIA GOLD, QUARTER SIZE, 27c, 
half-dollar size, 53c; eagle cent and catalogue 10c. 
Norman Schultz, Box 140, Colorado Springs, Colo. 
BINOCULARS 
BINOCULAR, ZEISS PRISM; TAKE $15. 
G. Walker, Box 033, Cincinnati. 
FOR SALE—PAIR HIGH GRADE BINOCU- 
lars. V. H. Rathsack, Thedford, Nebr. 
BOOKS 
SPORTS, HUNTING AND FISHING 
books. Send 3c. for large catalogue of Rare and 
Out-of-Print Books, Pamphlets and Engravings 
relating to outdoor life and pastimes, nature-study 
and kindred subjects. Franklin Bookshop, 920 
Walnut St., Philadelphia. 
READ CAPTAIN GILLETT’S “SIX YEARS 
With the Texas Rangers.” A true story of the 
world’s most famous mounted police. Learn how 
those marvelous scouts cleared the Texas frontier 
of wild Indians and desperados. Not overdrawn. 
332 pages. Illustrated with famous ranger cap¬ 
tains. $2.50 prepaid. Edition limited. You’ll miss 
it if you miss it. Descriptive folder. J. B. Gillett, 
Marfa, Texas. 
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES 
DETECTIVES EARN BIG MONEY. Ex¬ 
perience unnecessary. Particulars free. American 
Detective System, 1968 Broadway, N. Y. 
EARN $25 WEEKLY, SPARE TIME, WRIT- 
ing for newspapers, magazines. Experience un¬ 
necessary ; details free. Press Syndicate, 529, St. 
Louis, Mo. 
STORIES, POEMS, PLAYS, ETC., ARE 
wanted for publication. Submit manuscript or 
write Literary Bureau, 518 Hannibal, Mo. 
DUCK ATTRACTIONS 
MORE WILD DUCKS WILL COME TO 
your waters if you plant the foods they love—Wild 
Celery, Sago Pondplant, Duck Potato—30 other 
varieties. Write for information and prices. Ter¬ 
rell’s Aquatic Farm, Dept. PI-241, Oshkosh, Wis. 
FISHING TACKLE 
FLY TYING AND ROD-MAKING MATE- 
rials, supplies, tools, instruction books, quality fish¬ 
ing tackle. Catalog free. A. Willmarth, Roose¬ 
velt, N. Y. 
GUIDES AND SHOOTING GROUNDS 
SHOOT GEEISE AND DUCKS ON CURRI- 
tuck Sound, N. C. Season opens Nov. 1st. Make 
your reservations ahead. Good accommodations. 
Prices reasonable Address Daniel S. Wright, 
Jarvisburg, N. C. 
TO AMERICAN HUNTERS COMING TO 
Canada. I will mount your Moose, deer and other 
game at regular mounting prices, including U. S. A. 
duty, prepaid by me. Carefully crated for prompt, 
safe delivery anywhere in U. S. A. My taxidermy 
work is known all over U. S. A. References sup¬ 
plied anywhere. Guides and any free information 
on request. Edwin Dixon, Canada’s leading Taxi¬ 
dermist, PTnionville, Ontario, Canada. 
GUN? AND AMMUNITION 
CLEVELAND GUN SHOP. MINNEAPOLIS. 
Gunsmiths; large assortment of used guns always 
in stock. 205 South Seventh St. 
O. ROBEY 
Breeder of ENGLISH CALLER and 
GENUINE WILD MALLARD DUCKS 
Maryville, Mo., Aug. 12th, 1922. 
Forest and Stream, 
9 East 40th Street, 
New York City. 
Dear Sirs : 
Just a line of appreciation of the wonderful 
results obtained through our small ads carried 
in “The Market Place” of Forest and Stream. 
We depend on Forest and Stream for a con¬ 
siderable portion of our sales in Genuine Wild 
Mallards and English Callers. Results have 
been very satisfactory, sales reaching to all 
parts of the United States and Canada. 
Very respectfully, 
(Signed) O. Robey. 
GUNS AND AMMUNITION (Con't) 
FOR SALE. —Parker Bros. Hammerless 12- 
gauge 30-in. vulcan steel barrels. Perfect. $45.00. 
Parker Bros. Hammer 10-gauge twist barrels. Per¬ 
fect condition, $27.00. Remington new automatic 
shotgun. Rib barrel, $60.00. One used with rib; 
perfect, $50.00. 12-gauge. Remington hammer 10- 
gauge blued steel barrels; in first class shooting 
condition, $17.00. Winchester model, 1912, 12- 
gauge A-l condition, $35.00. Winchester repeater, 
12-gauge, 20-in., fine Damascus barrel, lever action, 
$100.00 grade, perfect No. 1 shooter. $30.00. 
Standard Gas operating, 35 cal., new, $25.00. Win¬ 
chester model, 1886, 45-70 cal., first class condition. 
Winchester, 45-60 cal., model 1876, in good condi¬ 
tion, $10.00. Winchester, 22 cal., repeater model 
1906, perfect, $14.00. Stevens visible loading re¬ 
peater, 22 cal., perfect, $12.00. Smith and Wesson 
revolver, 6-in. 38 cal. Special blued finish. New, 
$25.00. Colt’s police positive, 4-in. 38 cal. with 
holster. A-l condition, $16.00. Smith Motor wheel, 
2 horsepower. New and perfect, $30.00. Panoramic 
Camera, manufactured by Multiscope and Film 
Company, with leather case. New. $25.00. Har¬ 
rington Richardson 22 cal. revolver. Premier rim 
fire, new, $5.50. Geo. Hager, Fort Atkinson, Wis¬ 
consin. 
IMPORTED CARTRIDGES. 8 MM. MANN- 
licher $6.50 per 100, 7mm. Mauser $6.50 per 100, 
9mm. Luger $3.50 per 100. Beautiful pre-war 
Mannlicher, 6t4 mm., $45.00. Paul Oechsle, Jef¬ 
ferson City, Mo. 
LONG LUGER BARRELS. A. KNEIP, 314 
Bloomfield Street, Hoboken, N. J. 
OLD-TIME AND MODERN FIREARMS 
bought, sold and exchanged. Kentucky flintlock 
rifles, old-time pistols, revolvers, guns, swords, 
powder-horns, etc. Lists free. Stephen Van Rens¬ 
selaer, 873 Madison Ave., New York City. 
32-SHOT LUGER MAGAZINES, $17.50; 
Arms catalog for ten-cent stamp. Pacific Arms 
Corporation, San Francisco. 
LIVE STOCK 
BOX TURKEY CALL. THE MOST Suc¬ 
cessful in existence, $1.00. F. Ray, Gregville, Ala. 
CANADA GEESE FOR SALE. LIMITED 
number. Guaranteed pairs. R. B. Lennon, Man- 
teo, N. C. 
CHINESE RINGNECK AND FANCY 
Pheasants, Wild Turkeys, Northern Bob White and 
Blue Valley Quail. Ruffed Sharp-tailed, Pinated 
and Sage Grouse Hungarian Partridges, Wild 
Ducks and Geese. Silver Black Fox Bulletin mailed 
free upon request. Jaser’s Pheasantry, Walhalla, 
Michigan. 
FERRETS, WHITE OR BROWN, LARGE 
or small. Rat or rabbit ferrets, first class hunters; 
will ship anywhere C.O.D. Males, $4.50; females, 
$5.00. Unrelated pair. $9.00. Prompt shipment as¬ 
sured. J. E. Younger, Dept. 27, Newton Falls, Ohio. 
FERRETS, WHITE OR BROWN, FOR 
killing rats or hunting rabbits. A-l stock. Price 
list free. Irving Stocking, Wakeman, Ohio. 
FERRETS FOR SALE. WHITE OR BROWN. 
Write your wants. Donald D. Day, New London, 
Ohio, R. D. No. 2. 
LIVE STOCK (Cont’d) 
GENUINE WILD MALLARDS $5 PER 
pair. English callers $10 per pair. O. Robey, 
Maryville, Mo. 
100 WILD TURKEYS, $15.00 EACH. 
Pheasants, quail, peafowl, deer, wood-ducks, foxes, 
racoons, monkeys, etc. Eggs for hatching. Color 
catalogue, 25c. Lowest prices. Book on breeding 
—color plates, $1.00 copy. U. Pheasantry, Los An¬ 
geles, Calif. Office, 1026 West 24th. 
PHEASANTS—ENGLISH RINGNECK, PAIR 
$8; silver pair, $10; mounted Ringneck cocks, $7; 
Ringneck eggs, setting, $4.50. Book orders now. 
Willis Bergey, Telford, Pa. 
SELLING—DARK RANCH-BRED MINK. 
Successful Mink Raising, illustrated, 25 cents. 
Davis-Charlton Fur Farms, Inc., St. Johnsbury, Vt. 
WILD MALLARD DRAKES FOR BREED- 
ing, $1.50. Clear-Fork Preserve, Frontier, Michigan. 
WILD MALLARD $5.00 PAIR, TWO $8.50; 
drakes $3.00-$3.50; eggs $2.50-12. Black Mallard, 
$12.50 pair; eggs, $6.00-12 flat. English Callers 
(old stock), $15.00 pair; drake, $7.50; hen, $7.50; 
young stock $10.00 pair, two $17.50; drake, $5.00; 
eggs, $5.00-12. Duck book 25c. Ferrets for sale; 
wild Canada geese. E. Greman Co., Danville, Ill. 
ARE THERE ANY READERS OF THIS 
magazine who want to catch from 45 to 60 foxes in 
one month. If so, call or write. Let’s talk it over 
now. Wells A. Hadley, Stanstead, Quebec. 
MISCELLANEOUS 
ARTIFICIAL HEAT. NO EXPENSE. AFTER 
making, last years; will keep feet warm 12 hours 
in bed, auto, sleigh, at desk or elsewhere. $1.00 
bill for information. Albert McDowell, 1380 Willow 
Street, Los Angeles, Calif. 
BUTTERFLIES, BEAUTIFULLY FRAMED; 
make lovely holiday gifts ; priced according to size 
of frame, 60c. to $15.00: satisfaction guaranteed. 
Mrs. B. Lee, Paradise, Arizona. 
16-FOOT ROWBOAT EASILY MADE. 
Construction blueprint 30c. Wee-Sho-U Co., West¬ 
ern Market, Detroit, Mich. 
START FUR FARMING. FOUNDATION 
stock always for sale. Instructive, interesting litera¬ 
ture 6c. Shady Fur Farm, Springfield, Minnesota. 
TOBACCO — SELECT 3-YEAR-OLD KEN- 
tucky leaf. Pay for tobacco and postage when re¬ 
ceived. 5 lbs. smoking, $1.25; 5 lbs. chewing, 
$1.50. Farmers’ Union, Hawesville, Ky. 
PHOTO DEVELOPING AND PRINTING 
SPECIAL TRIAL OFFER: ANY SIZE KO- 
dak film developed for 5c; prints 2c each. Over¬ 
night service. Expert work. Roanoke Photo Fin¬ 
ishing Co., 220 Bell Ave., Roanoke, Va. 
REAL ESTATE FOR SPORTSMEN 
DESIRING TO SPEND NEXT SEASON IN 
shack and canoe, with bass fishing, I would like to 
hear from anyone having a shack to share or wish¬ 
ing to make joint arrangements. Address J., Care 
Forest & Stream. 
FOR SALE—640 ACRES LAND ON SOUTH- 
ern railway, midway between Meridian and Laurel, 
Mississippi; cost with improvements, $75,000. Com¬ 
bines a gentleman’s estate with cotton farming, 
stock raising, timber, immense sand and gravel, 
fishing and hunting grounds, swimming, 50 water 
horse-power available; unsurpassed for health and 
recreation, winter and summer. Will sell at sacrifice 
for cash, or exchange for unincumbered income¬ 
bearing city property. K. C. Hall, owner, Pachuta, 
Mississippi. 
$5.00 DOWN, $5.00 MONTH. FIVE-ACRE 
fruit, poultry, fur farm; river front; Ozarks; 
$100.00. Hunting, fishing, trapping. 1973 North 
Fifth, Kansas City, Kan. 
