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193350417Memphis Tennessee 1933. 4to. Five pages total approximately 500 words each signed by a secretary; all on the firm's color illustrated letterhead. Each folded for mailing a very good lot. <br/><br/> unknown books
195851150Denver CO: Jonas Brothers 1958. Revised edition 50th anniversary issue. 4to. 48 pp. Profusely illustrated comprehensive catalogue and promotional for one of the world's leading taxidermy firms; includes images of mounts a description of taxidermy methods instructions for the care of trophies in the field a 6-page pictorial essay on trophy rooms etc. OCLC locates only the issues for 1965 and 1970. Original leopard-spotted stiff wrappers a little soiled stapled. Very good. <br/><br/> Jonas Brothers unknown books
655291911-1920 from as many taxidermists seeking from or offering to the firm of H.J. Lesser and Son Later Geo. H. Lesser a taxidermist and taxidermy supply company located in Johnstown N.Y. various materials and services. VP: 1911-1920. The correspondence is from 1 R.A. Bonnell / Taxidermist White House Station N.J. asking for a moose foot and a price list; 2 U.S. Pheasantry Poughkeepsie N.Y offering six blue quail Ring Neck cocks and silver pheasants; 3 H.C. Batcheller & Co. / Furriers Gloversville N.Y. offering the services of a newly hired German "expert Taxidermist skin dresser"; 4 Omaha Robe and Tanning Co. / Tanners Furriers and Dyers South Omaha NB explaining their need of "some small scalps for small elk heads and deer"; 5 James P. Babbitt / Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Taxidermists' Supplies of All Kinds Taunton MA forwarding payment for a recent shipment; 6 P.O. Fryklund / Taxidermist Badger MN sending news that he is out of "extra scalps for deer" and offering the name of a possible supplier; and 7 Edwin Dixon / Expert Taxidermist Unionville Ontario replying to a claim for damaged goods suggesting that Lesser's complaint would be with the express company that handled the shipment. The Lessers advertised regularly in "Hunter Trader and Trapper" "Forest and Stream" and "Fur Fish and Game" through the 1910s. Some wear but a very good lot. Seven sheets of business letterhead 4to or 8vo each folded for mailing. 11278. <br/><br/> unknown books
191260725London: Rowland Ward 1912. Price list. Four different examples of this publication from Rowland Ward two with the title above one from 1904 with the caption title "Stuffed Animals: Museum Specimens All Mounted in Standing Positions" and one from 1912 with the caption title "Price List of Mounted Specimens for Museums". 4to. The lists vary from three to ten pages rectos only two include a full page illustration of a stuffed elephant one torn three include a Rowland Ward decorated cover sheet. Animals from Africa predominate but there are also specimens from India Asia Europe North and South America and Australia; prices seem to top out at $500 for an African elephant typically an entry would include common name of the animal its genus and species its sex country of origin and price. Apparently none of these lists are located on OCLC. Folded for mailing one with a receipt stamp two with ink docketing. Very good lot of scarce Rowland Ward ephemera. Brad-bound in an upper corner. #7966. <br/><br/> Rowland Ward unknown books