Title:
Giraffes at the Zoo
PM 1904 Nov-9
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Title:
It Has Many Good Points
PM 1905 Dec-12
Description:
Series 612
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Title:
"Billy," Squirrel Eating a Nut
PM Jun-19
Description:
Capitol Park, Harrisburg, PA
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Title:
Greetings From Punxsutawney on Groundhog Day - February 2nd
Punxsutawney Pennsylvania (PA), Chrome unused
Description:
Punxsutawney, Pa., a community of 10,000, where, every February 2 the Groundhog appears and forecasts the weather for the succeeding six weeks. A shadow means six more weeks of winter. No sunshine, and hence no shadow, means spring is just around the corner.
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Title:
Enormous Whale Washed Ashore on the Florida Coast
Florida (FL), Divided Back unused
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Title:
Whale Lice
New York New York (NY), Linen unused
Description:
At RIPLEY ODDITORIUM 48th and Broadway, New York WHALE LICE-These are shells of creatures that attach themselves to the whale, make themselves at home in wrinkles of his skin and get under the flippers. Whales often are marooned in shallow waters while trying to rub off the vermin. BELIEVE IT OR NOT!
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Title:
A Bee Dressed in a Suit and a Hat Next to a Flower
Divided Back PM 1912 Mar-5
Description:
If I were a honey-bee I'd pack my grip this very hour and unt you up for don't you see your sweeter than a flower
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Title:
There's no use in arguing - Hippo
Divided Back PM 1908 May-11
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Title:
Antelope
Chrome unused
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Title:
Oryx Gazelle or Beisa, The American Museum of Natural History
New York City New York (NY), Chrome unused
Description:
The oryx gazelles shown here are approaching a water hole. They are closely related to the gemsbok but smaller. A water hole is a focal point of interest for many species of animals that need to drink. In many parts of Africa the small streams fail in the dry season, and the only available moisture occurs in places where the geographical formation brings water into the holes by seepage.
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Title:
East African Plains Group, The American Museum of Natural History
New York City New York (NY), Chrome PM 1956
Description:
Among the antelopes in the herds of games till roaming the East African plains are kongoni hartebeest and Thomson gazelles. The hartebeest, with its high forehead and bracket-shaped horns is characteristic of this region. Thomson gazelles, called "Tommies" by hunters, are common in East Africa. They are one of the tames tof the gazelles. In the background behind the "tommies" are Roberts gazelles, larger than the others.
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Title:
Wild Turkey
Chrome PM 1956 May-5
Description:
Original watercolor by John James Audubon for Plate 1 of his "Birds of America" the New-york Historical Society
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Title:
Canadian Beaver
Chrome PM 1954 Apr-1
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Title:
Greater Koodoo, The American Museum of Natural History
New York City New York (NY), Chrome PM 1954 Oct-14
Description:
The greater koodoo (often spelled kudu) carries the longest horns of any African antelope. These rise in a spreading and tapering spiral from the well-proportioned head, borne by the stately body. This antelope is well distributed through Africa south of the Sahara but not in the rain forests. It is shy and wary, and is seen in small bands of or alone.
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Title:
Chipmunk Enjoying His Lunch
Real Photo unused
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Title:
Sea Lions on Fenced Dock
Real Photo unused
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Title:
Malay Tiger, "Princeton." New York Zoological Park
Bronx New York (NY), Real Photo unused
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Title:
Adult Duck with Brood
Real Photo unused
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Title:
"Nuts About Oregon" - Squirrel on a rock
Oregon (OR), Real Photo unused
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Title:
jackrabbit with horns fund in West Texas
Real Photo PM 1948 Jul-19
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Title:
Lion cubs, Lincoln Park
Chicago Illinois (IL), Divided Back PM 1909 Aug-26
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Title:
rabbits carrying carrots and an onion
Divided Back PM 1907 Nov-21
Description:
Series 175
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Title:
Giraffe Painting - Stanford Convalescent Home Playroom
Divided Back unused
Description:
Wolo Series 7
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Title:
Bennie, The Friendly Seal - St. Clair
Real Photo
Description:
Bennie the friendly Sea Lion who visited St. Clair December 1935 and 1936 and played about On the roads with the dogs. He even found his way through a window of a house at St. Clair and entered the ladys bedroom and had a nap on the bed. He was taken to Brighton and released there but was back at St. Clair before the hour. He was taken to the zoo at Wellington and passed away there.
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Title:
The Hippo Speaks
Divided Back PM 1905 Jun-30
Description:
Series 3040
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Title:
Two Foxes in Woods
Real Photo PM 1907 Aug-27
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Title:
Lick, Lick
San Francisco California (CA), Chrome unused
Description:
It tastes real good! Giraffe at Fleishhacker Zoo San Francisco, Calif.
Mike Roberts
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Title:
Collection of White Rabbits
Real Photo unused
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Title:
Chipmunk Climbing Tree
Real Photo unused
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Title:
A Pair of Buns!
Divided Back PM 1906 Feg-14
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Title:
Reading Bunny Rabbit
Divided Back unused
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Title:
Beautiful Butterflies
Divided Back unused
Description:
C. Klein Series No.1234
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Title:
Butterflies
Divided Back unused
Description:
C. Klein Series 1231
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Title:
Dr. W. H. Southworth's Full Blood Educated Timber Wolf
Fargo North Dakota (ND), Post Card (Undivided Back) PM 1910 Feb-5
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Title:
W. H. Southworth's Full Blood Educated Black Timber Wolf
Fargo North Dakota (ND), Post Card (Undivided Back) PM 1910 Feb-5
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Title:
Romeo Rabbit, The Kissing Bunny
Chrome unused
Description:
ROMEO RABBIT, the kissing bunny. He must kiss his girl friend until she blushes to get his food reward. One of the new automatic trained animal acts at Children's Zoo, Fort Worth Zoo, installed by animal psychologist Keller Breland of Hot Springs, Ark.
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Title:
White Rabbit and Flowers
Divided Back PM 1912 Apr-3
Description:
Gem - Easter Series 3646
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Title:
Wounded Musk-Ox, Musk Ox Shot by Hunter
Divided Back unused
Description:
John Innes Troilene Animal Series
Far, far to the North, where the winter works its will upon desolate reaches of rocks, and ice, mosses, and scrub, the musk-oxen make their home. They are not numerous as the buffalo were, and the number now supposed to inhabit this continent has been estimated at about nine thousand. However, explorers and gold-seekers find their meat most excellent eating, and the long-haired pelt serviceable covering. These animals in appearance seem to belong as much to the sheep family as to the bovine.
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Title:
Havin' a Fine Time, Wish You Were Here!
Real Photo PM 1940 Jun-7
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Title:
"Little Jimmie", Billed as the World's Smallest Mule
Chrome unused
Description:
"Little Jimmie" is under 32 inches tall and weighs 125 lbs. A popular attraction displayed at County Fairs in Ohio and Kentucky. Owned and shown by Paul F. Nash Concessions, 1119 Coles Boulevard, Portsmouth, Ohio 45662.
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Title:
People Looking at Beached Whale
Real Photo unused
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Title:
Merman on Exhibition at the Gator Farm and Marine Museum
Hot Springs Arkansas (AR), White Border unused
Description:
A member of the family of Nereida that inhabited the China Sea many centuries ago. This specimen having been captured in the Gulf of Tonquin, a tributary of the China Sea, off the coast of Quihoy, about five hundred miles from Hong Kong. It belongs to the species of Herbivorous Cetacea, one of the rarest inhabitants of the Sea. Herbivorous Cetacea occasionally wandered into the more Northern Seas and invariably caused great excitement among the seamen. In the waters of the Manaar, they were quite frequently seen by Arab and Greek seamen years ago but they are now almost an extinct type of animal life. This specimen was purchased from the National Museum of China, through the firm of Fook Woh & Co., Importers, San Francisco, Calif. and it is said there are but few others, they being in the large Museums of Europe.
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Title:
A Finback Whale Aground
Chrome unused
Description:
Cape Cod National Seashore The large whales, as a group, are the largest animals that have ever lived. They are even larger than the now extinct dinosaurs. Most of the bulk of this whale is still under water. A "rule of thumb" estimate of the weight of a large whale is 1 TON for each foot of length. This whale was 61' long.
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Title:
Metropolitan Beach 'Turtle Race"
Chrome unused
Description:
Developed by the Huron-Clinton Metropolitan Authority, five-county park and parkway agency, it is the largest and finest fresh water beach of its kind. This 550-acrepark is along Lake St. Clare, 5 miles east of Mt. Clemens and 22 miles northeast of downtown Detroit. Features include a food bar, 55 acres if sandy beach, boardwalk, marina and a variety of recreational facilities. Open year-round.
Colourpicture Publishers, Inc.
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Title:
I elect you member of the Bug Club
Divided Back unused
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Title:
Alpacas Nativas Del Peru
Real Photo unused
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Title:
Goats on Cliff
Idaho (ID), Real Photo PM 1921 Aug-16
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Title:
Mountain Goat
Real Photo PM 1919 Aug-12
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Title:
Seymouria Reptile
Chrome unused
Description:
Seymouria lived during lower Permian times, 230 million years ago. He is regarded as the "grandfather reptile", one of the "missing links" between the primitive amphibians and the reptiles. These life-size replicas are displayed in Oregon's rain forest at the Prehistoric Gardens on the Oregon Coast Highway 101.
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Title:
Flock of Geese in Field
Real Photo
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Title:
Elk-Drawn Trotter Cart at Bill Meyer's Park
Real Photo unused
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Title:
Visit the Bull Elk at Bill Myer's Park, Wshingtonville, PA
Pennsylvania (PA), Real Photo unused
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Title:
Two crickets and a bee
Divided Back unused
Description:
Series 431
Crickets facing each other with a bee flying overhead
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Title:
Embossed Butterfly
Divided Back PM 1908 Jun-17
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Title:
Armadillo - Panama
Real Photo unused
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Title:
Elk - Winter on the State Game Reservation
Wisconsin (WI), Real Photo PM Aug-25
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Title:
Illustration of Crab - Charybdis Erythrodactyla
Hawaii (HI), Divided Back unused
Description:
Fishes of Hawaii The Aquarium at Waikiki, Honolulu claims the rarest and most beautiful fish in the world. They are odd in shape having all the hues of the rainbow with the tints laid on as if with the brush. Words are inadequate to accurately portray these exquisite colors and weird shapes.
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Title:
A Good Winter Home
Real Photo
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Title:
Rabbit drive in southern California
California (CA), White Border PM 1919 Aug-29
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Title:
Raccoon in a cage
Real Photo unused
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Title:
"Billy" the Squirrel, Capitol Park
Harrisburg Pennsylvania (PA), Divided Back PM 1909 Jul-13
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Title:
Domestic Rabbit
Philadelphia Pennsylvania (PA), Linen
Description:
"Peter rabbit" pauses on his doorstep to watch the camera man. He lives in a special Rabbit Village in the Zoo, which contains several Cape Cod Cottages, a church, a firehouse and a school
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Title:
Moving Day in Possum Town
Divided Back PM 1909 Apr-22
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Title:
Arrived Here Just at the Right Time - Possum
Divided Back unused
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Title:
A Native at Diamond Lake
Real Photo unused
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Title:
Rooster on Fence
Real Photo unused
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Title:
A Six Foot Iguana
Real Photo
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Title:
Western Kansas Rabbit Drive - the Biggest Kill
Real Photo
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Title:
Crocodile, Largest in Captivity, 165 Years Old
Real Photo unused
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Title:
Crab, claws facing front
Real Photo unused
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Title:
Walruses in the Arctic Region
Divided Back unused
Description:
In the Arctic Regions, II Series 9187
A group of Walruses resting peacefully in the Arctic region
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Title:
Bonney Blue Chinchillas, Inc
Divided Back unused
Description:
10339 Puritan Ave. - Phone: University 1-7499 Detroit 38, Mich
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Title:
"A Happy Family" - Three Koalas
Divided Back unused
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Title:
Venomous Jellyfish
unused
Description:
1. Chrysaora hysocella (L.) 2. Pelagia noctiluca (Forskål) 3. Cyanca capillata (L.) British Museum (Natural History)
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Title:
Aquarium Marin de Monaco
unused
Description:
6. Octopus - Octopus vulgaris
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Title:
Bedtime Story by Racey Helps
Chrome unused
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Title:
Mallard by Winifred Austen
Divided Back unused
Description:
Winifred Austen - Bird Series 1307
The Mallard - "Anas platyrncha." Best known of the wild ducks. To be seen in large numbers in winter when it gets to the river estuaries. In June the drake goes into what is called the "Eclipse" or "Female" plumage, changing back about October. It nests in bents or reeds and 8 to 14 pale green or olive white eggs are laid. Length, 23"
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Title:
Moose
Wapiti Wyoming (WY), Real Photo PM 1931 Jul-16
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Title:
Koala "Qantas treats you better all around, they boast. What that airline needs is a little humility
Continental Chrome PM 1972 May-22
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Title:
A Giraffe Can Stretch his Neck Seven Feet but it is not Nice to Imitate the Giraffe
unused
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Title:
Rowsty Dowt
Divided Back
Description:
Rowsty Dowt, my fire's all out, My little dame is not at home! I'll saddle my cock and bridle my hen, And fetch my little dame home again. Home she came, tritty trot. She ask'd for the porridge she left in the pot; Some she ate and some she shog And some she gave to the truckler's dog; She took up the ladle and knock'd its head, And now poor Dapsy dog is dead
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Title:
Embossed Image of Large Blue Moth
Divided Back PM 1915
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Title:
The Arctic Regions, Harp Seals basking on the ice
Divided Back unused
Description:
In the Arctic Regions Series II, 9187
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Title:
Fun on the Ice
Chrome unused
Description:
Margaret Tempest Series 82
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Title:
The Stepping Stones
Chrome unused
Description:
Margaret Tempest Series 106
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Title:
Guanas - Central America
Real Photo unused
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Title:
Montana Elk
Real Photo PM Aug-22
Description:
Series 110
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Title:
Cattle in Wisconsin Pasture Lands (Scenes Along the Country Roads)
Divided Back PM 1913 Jul-23
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Title:
Mountain Lions
Divided Back PM 1910 Jun-20
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Title:
So Haughty and Proud
unused
Description:
Series 4500
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Title:
Great White Shark
unused
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Title:
Rabbit,Beetles and flowers
Trade Card unused
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Title:
Never Shake a Dead Rat, Dig up a Live One!
Divided Back
Description:
Never Series 39
Julius Bien & Co
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Title:
Texas Longhorns on Autry-Colborn Lightning C Rodeo Ranch
Linen unused
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Title:
Old Mr. Groundhog hid Away in February the Second Day, He saw his Shadow on the Ground
Divided Back unused
Description:
And reached his hole in one short bound. -R. d. Locke
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Title:
Beige Butterfly on Blue Background with Branches
unused
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Title:
American Bison
unused
Description:
Largest native animal of North America. In 1889, only 85 of the animals were left. Ted and Ned shown here, were captured by Captain Waterman
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Title:
Sea Lions, Lincoln Park Zoo
PM 1905 Jun-29
Description:
Series 98
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Title:
Pair of Giraffes
unused
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Title:
Giraffe in Zoo Enclosure
unused
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Title:
Seal on the Rocks beside the Ocean
unused
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Title:
Suggestions for Lovers From the Jungle
unused
Description:
I've got the Rino let us get married
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Title:
Tiger in the Jungle
unused
Description:
Series 1109
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Title:
The Natural Length of the Body is Indicated by the Line, A Common Wall Spider
unused
Description:
Series N 4
Male Below: Male palpus, enlarged British Museum (Natural History)
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Title:
Two Otters and a Fish
unused
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Title:
Among the Bunnies
Divided Back unused
Description:
Among the Bunnies Series 3040
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Title:
Where did I put that Powder Puff?
Divided Back unused
Description:
Series Pk 137
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Title:
I'm Looking for You
Divided Back PM 1913 Jan-16
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Title:
Tigers in the Grass
Divided Back unused
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Title:
Girl with Geese by the Water
Divided Back unused
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Title:
LLamas at the Zoological Gardens, Melbourne
Divided Back unused
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Title:
The Lone Packer Artist With Scenes Along the Trail
Divided Back unused
Description:
Series LP-7
Cliff McCordy San Francisco, California
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Title:
The Leopard
Divided Back unused
Description:
The Leopard is found throughout the African continent and ranks third in the Cat family. This animal is fierce and blood-thirsty and kills more than it can devour. It lies in ambush for its prey, which consists of almost any animal it can overcome, though it is said to evince a preference for dog flesh and that of human beings. The Best in the World Dr. J.W. Hamilton of San Francisco, Cal., says: "I have sold Warner's White Wine of Tar Syrup for years. It is the best cough remedy I ever saw and has no equal for asthma."
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Title:
The Rhinoceros
Divided Back unused
Description:
Series 13
The rhinoceros ranges from Abyssinia to Cape Colony, but the attacks of the white sportsmen are rapidly reducing its numbers. The male measures, standing, over six feet at the shoulders. It browses in the open country. The rhinoceros is the largest and most powerful terrestrial animal, with the exception of the elephant, and is usually harmless. While apparently so clumsily formed, it can run with great speed. The flesh is sometimes used for food
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Title:
Tiger and Cobra
Divided Back unused
Description:
The tropic sun is slowly sinking in the west when the tiger awakens from his afternoon slumber. Before him, on the ground, is the cobra attempting to charm this ferocious beast of the jungle, who well knows that a bite from the snake will poison his blood, ad in a few seconds his body would be a lifeless form. He gazes with terror at the cobra, watching its every move; then he makes one high leap over his enemy and disappears in the thick of the jungle
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Title:
The Gnu - A species of Antelope
Divided Back unused
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Title:
Hippotamus in the swamp
Divided Back unused
Description:
Roosevelt Tour Series
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Title:
Rhinoceros at Rest
Divided Back unused
Description:
Roosevelt Tour Series
The Roosevelt photographer who took this picture of a rhinoceros sunning himself on his native velt, had a narrow escape. The animal charged him and he had to flee, leaving his camera. This rhinoceros is the most dangerous animal in the African wilds, as he has a very uncertain temper and will often charge a man without the slightest warning. He is, however, very stupid and almost blind and cannot see anything distinctly at a distance of ten yards. The recourse of the hunter is to remain still and the chances are very good that the rhinoceros will miss him in his charge. They have been known to have horns as long as 47 inches
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Title:
Striped Hyena (Hyaena Straiata)
Divided Back unused
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Title:
Greetings from the Country
Divided Back PM 1909 Apr-21
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Title:
Caribou Crossing the Yukon River
Real Photo unused
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Title:
Two Australian Kangaroos
Real Photo PM 1959 Oct-10
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Title:
Armadillos
Real Photo
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Title:
Caribou Swimming in the Yukon River
Real Photo unused
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Title:
Reindeer Herd Grazing on Tundra
Real Photo unused
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Title:
Suggestions for Lovers From the Jungle, I've got the "Rino" Let us get Married
Divided Back PM 1909 Nov-22
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Title:
Hippo Series No. 5, That Bun was Stale!
Divided Back unused
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Title:
A novel wet nurse
Divided Back
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Title:
Mountain Lion or Cougar
Divided Back
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Title:
Three Girls with Flock of Geese
Divided Back unused
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Title:
Spending the Winter in the Sunshine State
Florida (FL), Linen unused
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Title:
"Ben" The Pet of the Island, at lunch hour
Divided Back PM 1914 Apr-1
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Title:
Llama, Peru
Real Photo unused
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Title:
Beaver House, Pond and Dam
Linen unused
Description:
Beaver Dams and ponds are frequent scenes along the marshy valleys in the mountains. These industrious little animals are marvelous engineers constructing dams and diverting streams to suit their purpose
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Title:
Panther
Real Photo unused
Description:
As seen from jungle cruise on Weekiwachee River - US 19 at Fla. 50
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Title:
Kangaroo Wearing a Collar
Real Photo PM Apr-29
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Title:
Cow Moose - A Thing of Beauty
Real Photo unused
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Title:
Wild Reindeer on Bristol Bay Range
Real Photo unused
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Title:
Zebras at Water Hole
Real Photo unused
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Title:
Squirrel Nutkin by Beatrix Potter
Continental Chrome unused
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Title:
Bull Elk an dCows
Jumbo/Large Format unused
Description:
Sometimes attaining weights of up to 1,000 pounds, these powerful animals have survived in considerable numbers in mountains of the great west. The Indian name for the elk is Wapiti
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Title:
Scorpions: Warriors of the Desert
Real Photo PM 1940 Mar-12
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Title:
Billie Gets Busy
PM 1910 Feb-8
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Title:
Woman and Child Feeding Lambs
unused
Description:
La Petite Nourrice
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Title:
Giraffe - East Africa, "Giraffa tipplekirchii" - Washington Park Zoological Gardens
Milwaukee Wisconsin (WI), White Border unused
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Title:
South African Jumping Hare
Divided Back unused
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Title:
American Cottontail Rabbit
Divided Back unused
Description:
The common cottontail of the eastern United States is well known under the nickname "Molly Cottontail" and "Brer Rabbit." Although kept down by hunters and dogs, it maintains itself in numbers not only in wild parts but also about farms and country estates and even in city parks
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Title:
Prairie Hare
Divided Back unused
Description:
The Prairie Hare or White-tailed Jackrabbit inhabits the Great Plains of central North America. Unlike the black-tailed jackrabbits, this very distinct species turns white in winter. Although called a jackrabbit, it is most closely related to the Arctic and varying hares
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Title:
Hippopotamus
Divided Back unused
Description:
Series 6961
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Title:
Grant's Gazelle
Divided Back unused
Description:
Series 1509
On the plateau between Victoria Nyanza and the Rift Valley roam herds of antelopes of many kinds, including Grant's Gazelle, Oryx Antelopes, Jackson's Hartebeste, Water Buck, and many other kinds. It is in this region that the Roosevelt party are making their finest collection of specimens. This is a beautiful country, with a climate all the year round like a New England June. This central plateau is 4,000 or 5,000 feet high, making the climate temperate
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Title:
Giraffes
Divided Back
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Title:
The Indian Dhole
Divided Back unused
Description:
Zoological Society of London
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Title:
Muskrat on a Rock by a River
Divided Back unused
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Title:
Malay Tapir
Divided Back unused
Description:
Series 20
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Title:
American Sable or Marten
Divided Back unused
Description:
Mustela americana
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Title:
Gray Rabbit or Cottontail
Divided Back unused
Description:
Gray Rabbit Series
Lepus floridanus mallurus
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Title:
Musk Ox
Divided Back unused
Description:
Ovibos moschatus
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Title:
Little Chief Hare or Pika
Divided Back unused
Description:
Ochotona princeps
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Title:
Little Chief Hare or Pika
Divided Back unused
Description:
Ochotona princeps
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Title:
Common Shrew
Divided Back unused
Description:
Sorex personatus
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Title:
Flying Squirrel On a Tree Trunk
Divided Back unused
Description:
Flying Squirrel. Sciuropterus volans
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Title:
Otter
Divided Back unused
Description:
Lutra canadensis
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Title:
Texas Peccary
Divided Back unused
Description:
Tayassu angulatum
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Title:
Arctic Fox
Divided Back unused
Description:
Artic Fox Series
Vulpes lagopus
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Title:
Chipmunk
Divided Back unused
Description:
Tamias striatus
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Title:
Fox Squirrel
Divided Back unused
Description:
Sciurus niger
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Title:
Canada Porcupine
Divided Back unused
Description:
Erethizon dorsatus
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Title:
Leopard
Divided Back unused
Description:
Helena Maguire Animal Studies Series 6713
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Title:
Lion
Divided Back unused
Description:
Wild Animals Series 8785
Though believed by some to be less powerful than the tiger, the lion is the king of beasts and is certainly the handsomest. The impression of size and strength is due to the flowing mane present in almost all adult males. Another characteristic is the tuft of long hair at the extremity of the tail
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Title:
Where DID I put that powder puff?
Divided Back PM 1984
Description:
Noel Hopking Series 137
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Title:
This is a good place to butt in
Divided Back
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Title:
Two Alaskan Beauties
Chrome unused
Description:
Alaska King Crab is one of the choicest and most sought after foods of the sea. It is caught in the icy waters of the North Pacific and the Bering Sea. It grows up to 25 pounds and with a 6 gt. spread
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Title:
Two Giraffes at a Watering Hole
Divided Back PM 1908 Apr-16
Description:
F. Perlberg Fauna II Series 682, 4
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Title:
Stoats
Divided Back unused
Description:
Series 2600
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Title:
Black Jaguar
Divided Back unused
Description:
W.S. Berredge Series 6
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Title:
A Walrus Herd in the Arctic
Divided Back PM 1913 Mar-05
Description:
F. H. Nowell Series L441
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Title:
Snow Scene With Polar Bear
Divided Back PM 1908 May-11
Description:
Series 409
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Title:
Wild Marmot and Xerphyllum near timber line
Divided Back unused
Description:
Series 112
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Title:
Ocelot on a Tree Branch
Divided Back unused
Description:
Ocelot: Felis pardalis
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Title:
American Sable or Marten (Mustela Americana)
Divided Back unused
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Title:
Otter (Lutra canadensis) With Fish
Divided Back
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Title:
Walrus on an Iceberg
Divided Back
Description:
Odobenus rosmarus
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Title:
Musk Ox
Divided Back unused
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Title:
Canadian Beaver Nibbling a Branch
Divided Back unused
Description:
Harvey Castor Canadensis
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Title:
Pine Hawk Moth and Caterpillar
Divided Back
Description:
Cadbury's Cocoa
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Title:
Red Squirrel
Divided Back unused
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Title:
Young Elephant Seal
Divided Back unused
Description:
Series 25
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Title:
Chameleon
Divided Back unused
Description:
Series K15
Waterlow & Sons Limited
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Title:
Moose
Real Photo unused
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Title:
Tigress and Cubs
Divided Back unused
Description:
In the jungle
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Title:
Gay's Lion Farm
El Monte California (CA), Real Photo unused
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Title:
Serval After Bird
Divided Back unused
Description:
About the size of a lynx, climbs trees and preys on birds and small animals
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Title:
Two Butterflies
unused
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Title:
Birds and Butterflies Series - Adonis Blue
unused
Description:
The male Adonis Blue is blue, but the female is brown. This is one of the many illustrations from the book Butterflies on the Wing by L. Hugh Newman in the Truth in a Tale Series of nature-books for children
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Title:
British Butterflies
unused
Description:
Comma (polygonia c-album); pearl-bordere fritillary (argynnis euphrosyne); Small Pearl-Bordered Fritllary (Argunnis selene); Painted Lady (P:urameis cardui); Natual size
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Title:
Exotic Moths of the British Museum
unused
Description:
Pitthea meavei Pitthea chrysoptera Mimaletis postica
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Title:
East African Wart-Hog, New York Zoological Park
unused
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Title:
Leopard in tree
unused
Description:
Leopard, also called the South African Tiger, more dreaded even than the lion. It often is on the watch for its prey on ledges of hills, or on trees, overhanging the paths frequented by game
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Title:
Cheetah
PM 1932 Aug-14
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Title:
Leopards, on sitting, one lying down
PM 1912
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Title:
Two Giraffes in Their Habitat
PM 1923 May-30
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Title:
Puma
PM 1907 Dec-30
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Title:
Wart Hog
PM 1911 Jan-30
Description:
The wart hog is a native of Central Africa. It has a naked tail, a body sparsely covered with bristles, and a long stiff mane along the neck and back. It has two large facial warts fully developed on its peculiarly shaped head. This animal eats roots and plants and is hunted on account of its flesh, wich is in high esteem
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Title:
Four butterflies and also flowers
Description:
Friendship's Greeting. You knew it before, but I'll say it once more, I remains just the same, your friend as of yore
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Title:
With Best Wishes
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Title:
Seal Rocks off Coast of California
California (CA), Divided Back PM 1912 Aug-11
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Title:
A West Texas Coyote
Texas (TX), Real Photo unused
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Title:
Baby Badger, Native of the Southwest
Real Photo unused
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Title:
Baby Hedgehog (England)
Real Photo unused
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Title:
Group of Koala Bears
Real Photo unused
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Title:
Winter Herd of Sea Lions
Oregon (OR), Real Photo unused
Description:
Sea Lion Caves, Oregon Coast Highway
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Title:
Wolverine Feeding
Real Photo unused
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Title:
Dolphin at Marine Park
Continental Chrome unused
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Title:
Wapiti
Continental Chrome unused
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Title:
Wild Visit Tame
Michigan (MI), Linen
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Title:
A Hunting Cheetah on a Cart, with Minders
unused
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Title:
Elk in the Woods
Banff Alberta (AB), Real Photo unused
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Title:
American Wapiti (Elk)
Divided Back unused
Description:
Antlers in "velvet" about two months growth, New York Zoological Park
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Title:
Opossum at Home in Log
Chrome unused
Description:
Gerard Photo The Didelphis marsupialis in winter may search in and under logs for insects. If it becomes extra cold it will "hole up" for a spell. But this is not true hibernation
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Title:
Hippopotamus "Pete", New York Zoological park
New York New York (NY), Divided Back unused
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Title:
New York Zoological Park - Eland
New York New York (NY), Divided Back unused
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Title:
New York Zoological Park - Part of Elk Herd
New York New York (NY), Divided Back unused
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Title:
Oo! I Love You!
Divided Back PM 1924 Jun-24
Description:
FEM Ollette Series 3362
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Title:
Two Butterflies and Blue Flowers
Divided Back PM 1927 Apr-26
Description:
Best Wishes Friend Although this little card For just a trifle was bought, The wishes that it bears Are the best that can be thought
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Title:
The Naosaurus
New York (NY), Divided Back unused
Description:
The American Museum of Natural History
The Naosaurus. An extinct lizard from Texas. Length 8 ft. The lower figure shows the appearance of the animal when alive
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Title:
Drop of Pond Water
Stamford Connecticut (CT), Chrome unused
Description:
Magnified 250 times and reproduced in glass by Edwin H. Reiber. Overbrook Building, Stamford Museum and Nature Center, Stamford, Connecticut
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Title:
A Florida Coon
Divided Back PM 1917 Jan-27
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Title:
Seals on Jagged Islet, West Coast of Washington
Washington (WA), Divided Back unused
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Title:
Tiger at Ringling Brothers Winter Quarters
Sarasota Florida (FL), White Border unused
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Title:
Caribou swimming the Yukon River
Real Photo unused
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Title:
Alaskan Moose
Alaska (AK), Real Photo
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Title:
Yak, Arctic Musk Ox
Alaska (AK), Real Photo unused
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Title:
Zebra Lincoln Park Chicago
Divided Back unused
Description:
Series 1386
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Title:
Are you dead - or just "playing possum?"
Divided Back unused
Description:
I Series
Why don't you write?
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Title:
South American Tapir and Young
Divided Back unused
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Title:
Pollack Mink Farm
Deer Lake Pennsylvania (PA), Chrome unused
Description:
Route 122, Deer Lake, Pa. - 8 miles North of Hamburg, Pa. All roads lead to Pollack Mink Farm and retail showroom
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Title:
Gray Wolf and a Scrap for Dinner
Divided Back
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Title:
Elk in Native State
Divided Back
Description:
This beautiful group of elk typifies scenes of early days, but this was before the advent of the camera. Like the view however, now at rare intervals gladden the heart of the hunters, not only in the Rockies yet also the Olympic, even above the clouds
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Title:
Bringing the Stock to the Fair
Post Card (Undivided Back) unused
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Title:
When Love is Young
Divided Back unused
Description:
Br'er Rabbit Series 112, 2173
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Title:
There's Music In The Air
Divided Back unused
Description:
Brier Rabbit Series 112
American Post Card
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Title:
Raising Turkeys in Scenic Utah
Linen unused
Description:
Thanksgiving comes every day of the year in this land of big turkey flocks. These fan tailed birds spread out over a vast acreage, sometimes reaching out as far as the eye can see. This region, with its scenic splendors, is a land of superlatives
E. C. Kropp Co
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Title:
Hippopotamus
Divided Back unused
Description:
Hippopotamus is an African quadruped and as our picture illustrates, of aquatic habits, having a thick skin and short legs. It abounds in all rivers and lakes of middle and southern Africa and resembles a colossal hog. Its skin is thickly covered with bristles and used by the natives for shields and straps. This generally harmless animal eats roots and sappy plants and becomes most dangerous when attacked by the hunter. The meat is tasty and the bacon derived from it a delicacy; the protruding teeth are sold as ivory
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Title:
Caribou Migrating Near the Arctic Circle
Real Photo unused
Description:
Caribou are the most numerous large mammals in the Arctic Refuge. Two herds occur there: the Porcupine Herd (named afer the Porcupine River) and the Central Arctic Herd. The Arctic National Wildlife Refuge is within the main range of the Porcupine Herd, which numbers approximately 152,000 animals, and on the periphery of the range of the smaller Central Arctic Herd with 23,400 animals
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Title:
Desert Wild Life
Linen unused
Description:
Depicted here are some of the more outstanding specimens of desert wild life. Many of them can live long periods without water
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Title:
Bunnies Carrying Vegetables
Divided Back PM Feb-19
Description:
Series 175
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Title:
American Elk, Yellowstone Park
California (CA), White Border unused
Description:
American Elk, Yellowstone Park. There are thousands of these stately animals in the Park. It is a natural wonder that their great antlers can be grown to maturity in a few months to be discarded and regrown each year. Elk and deer frequently graze together by the roadside
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Title:
Mr. Ground Hog the original weather prophet
Linen unused
Description:
t-26 Mr. Ground Hog the original weather prophet
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Title:
Porpoises
Florida (FL), Chrome unused
Description:
Series FG 154 84945
Famed "educated" porpoises perform for your enjoyment at Marineland of Florida
Florida Natural Color Inc
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Title:
Reindeer Herd
Alaska (AK), Divided Back PM 1914 Jan-16
Description:
Series 5112
Photo by Nowell & Rognon
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Title:
Mt. Hood Oregon And The Monarch Of The Mountain
Divided Back PM 1911 Feb-04
Description:
Series 2308
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Title:
Chicks
Divided Back unused
Description:
Series 2685
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Title:
Birthday Greetings
Divided Back PM 1910 Aug-00
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Title:
Elk Calling in the Woods
Divided Back unused
Description:
Series 3896
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Title:
Emblem Of Our Own Great Resurrection
Divided Back
Description:
Series 12
Butterfly
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Title:
Tigress
Divided Back unused
Description:
Wild Animals Series 8785
Tigress, The Female of the Species, smaller in size than the males, who measure five-and-a-half to six and a half ft. in length to the root o the tail. Which is about 3 ft. Long, Typically a jungle animal, the tiger is found in forest regions or in grassy plains. It is intolerant of extreme heat and is usually found near water."
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Title:
Cy De Vry And Senator In Lincoln Park
Chicago Illinois (IL), Divided Back PM 1909 Jul-00
Description:
Series 1359
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Title:
Leopard
Divided Back unused
Description:
Educational Series of Postcards Series 401
the Leopard, which is also called the Panther, is common to Asia and Africa. It is a subtle and crafty creature, and climbs trees with wonderful agility, from the branches of which it drops upon its unsuspecting prey. It is also a cruel and bloodthirsty creature, often killing when not hungry, merely for the pleasure of destruction. As it lives among the branches of trees, it is aspecial terror to monkeys and other arboreal animals."
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Title:
Opossum
Divided Back unused
Description:
Educational Series of Postcards Series 401
The Opossum, (Didelphys marsupialis.) The common Opossum is an American Marsupial or pouched mammal almost the size of a cat. It is arboreal in its habits, its long, naked, scaly and highly prehensile tail being of great assistance to it when climbing. Opossums are not particular as to their diet, for rabbits, fowls, fruit, insects and carrion all find favor with them. Many persons are exceedingly fond of the flesh of these animals. Which resembles that ofa young hog, only more delicate. It is strange, however, that a dog will starve sooner than eat the flesh of the Opossum."
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Title:
One The Alert
Divided Back PM Apr-13
Description:
On the Alert. This photograph was taken by a sportsman photographer at close range. Photographers is taking these have many narrow escapes and there is a greater element of danger and of chance in photographing than there is in hunting with a rifle. Famous hunters say, however, that the wild dog is a much more dangerous animal in Africa than the lion. Col. Roosevelt killed one o these animals the first day he arrived upon this hunting ground.
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Title:
Der Ligufterfchroarmer - Sphunx Ligustri L
Continental Chrome unused
Description:
Der Ligufterfchroarmer - Sphunx Ligustri L - Butterfly
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Title:
Dao Wiener Nachtpfauenauge - Satuvnia Pyri Schiff
Continental Chrome unused
Description:
Dao Wiener Nachtpfauenauge - Satuvnia Pyri Schiff - Butterfly
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Title:
Der Grobe Gabelfchroanz - Cerura Vinula L
Continental Chrome unused
Description:
Der Grobe Gabelfchroanz - Cerura Vinula L, butterfly
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Title:
Der Purpurbar - Rhyparia Purpurata L
Continental Chrome unused
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Title:
Australian Kangaroo
Real Photo
Description:
Series V12
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Title:
Water Buffalo
Real Photo
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Title:
The Big Whale
Linen unused
Description:
Series A-8011-N
The Big Whale, Captured in Gulf of Mexico, 65 Feet Long, Weight about 75 Tons
Animals/Whales
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Title:
Georgia State Bird
Georgia (GA), Continental Chrome unused
Description:
Series GA-163
The Mosquito
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Title:
Two Bugs Dressed in Clothes
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Title:
Prong Horn Antelope
Divided Back unused
Description:
Milwaukee Public Museum Group. Prong-horn Antelope. The "prong-horn" Antelope, noted for its fleetness of foot and excellent flesh, has been persecuted to the extent that it is now actually on the verge of extinction and only remnants of the vast herds that roamed our plains now remain. when running, the white rump patch is visible of a distance of several miles.
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Title:
There's No Use Arguing
Divided Back unused
Description:
Hippo
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Title:
Antelope - Postcard Advertising
Divided Back unused
Description:
Harvey We have been fortunate in securing from the well known artist, Harry f. Harvey, a number of his best paintings of our North American wild Animals. These have been faithfully reproduced in Natural Colors, postcard size, and are by far, twentyfour of the best animal cards ever published. Caribou , Deer, Mountain Sheep, Grizzly Bear, Buffalo, Raccoon, Gray Squirrel, Mink, Hare, Muskarat, Woodchuck, Gray Wolf, Elk, Moose, Antelope, Polar Bear, Mountain Lion, Opossum, Red Squirrel, Weasel Red Fox, Beaver, Skunk, Canad Lynx. Ask your dealer for the "Reed Nature Cards" 24 Animals, 25 Birds, 50 Wild Flowers. All In Natural Colors.
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Title:
Better Join The Elks
Divided Back unused
Description:
Series 101
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Title:
Bobcat
Divided Back PM 1948 Jul-30
Description:
Bobcat (Lynx refus) The Babcat is known by many names, the most common being Bobcat, Wildcat, Bay-Lynx and Red Lynx. The average Bobcat weighs between 15 and 25 lbs., although specimens as large as 39 lbs. have been weighed. The average length is 30 to 35 inches and height, 17 to 20 inches. The favorite haunts of the Bobcat are rocky cliffs, canyons, gulches, sunlif glades, hardwood timbers and swamps while caves and holes among the rocks form its dens and retreats. Because of its cleverness and tricks in making use of its habitat, it is to be found in large numbers close to civilization as well as in the wolder sections. Its food consists mainly of small mammals and birds. the Bobcat usually mates from January to March. giving birth to From 2 to 4, most generally 3, young. the average length of life is about 10 to 12 years.
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Title:
Mice & Bread
Divided Back unused
Description:
M.D.S. Series 529
When coming thro the rye "If a bocy kiss a body need a body cry?"
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Title:
Moving Day In Possum-Town
Divided Back PM 1909 Nov-08
Description:
Series E515-3
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Title:
Panthere De I'Atlas
Divided Back PM 1902
Description:
Series 155
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Title:
Washington Elk
Real Photo unused
Description:
Series 181
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Title:
Water Buffalo
Real Photo unused
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Title:
Diplodocus
Linen unused
Description:
Colorado Dinosaur of 150,000,000 Years Ago. The Denver Museum of Natural History Denver's Municipal Museum Diplodocus (An Ancient Reptile in the Geological hall.
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Title:
Tropical Butterfly
Chrome unused
Description:
Danaus plexippus. The Monarch butterfly is noted in the U. S. A. for its great migratory treks in the Spring from California and Florida up towards Canada, and in the autumn, later generations of butterflies traveling South again in enormous swarms.
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Title:
Tropical Butterfly
Chrome unused
Description:
Catogramma and Megalura species of butterflies are found around tingo Maria in Peru at 6,000 feet above sea level and elsewhere in similar terrain.
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Title:
Tropical Moth
Chrome unused
Description:
Urania fulgens. A dayflying moth found in South America where it is known to migrate in vast swarms at certain seasons
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Title:
Marmot
Chrome unused
Description:
The western relative of the Woodchuck. These animals live in the high mountians of the Rockies
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Title:
Hippopotamus
Divided Back PM 1907 Apr-12
Description:
Series 410
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Title:
Leopard & Prey
Divided Back PM 1907 Apr-12
Description:
Series 409
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Title:
Otter with Fish
Divided Back PM 1907 Jan-26
Description:
Series 350
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Title:
Otter with Fish
Divided Back unused
Description:
Series 350
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Title:
Rhinoceros
Divided Back PM 1907 Apr-12
Description:
Series 410
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Title:
To H- With A Guy That Will Kiss A Girl And Then Go Tell
Divided Back unused
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Title:
Alaskan Reindeer Team
Alaska (AK), Real Photo unused
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Title:
Feeding On Birch Buds
Real Photo unused
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Title:
Migrating Caribou
Alaska (AK), Real Photo unused
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Title:
Moose
Anchorage Alaska (AK), Real Photo unused
Description:
Moose “73 Inek Spread” Kasolif District near Anchorage Alaska
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Title:
Reindeer Herd
Real Photo unused
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Title:
Wolverine Feeding
Alaska (AK), Real Photo unused
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Title:
Dead Raccoons
Real Photo unused
Description:
Killed at Lake Boone Sept. 1807
Bolams Corn Reduces
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Title:
Llamas
Real Photo unused
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Title:
The Llama
Real Photo unused
Description:
The llama, the beast of burden of this mountainous country.
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Title:
Moose At The Milwaukee Zoo
Milwaukee Wisconsin (WI), Divided Back unused
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