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Title: Relics from the Rockies.
Year: 1894 (1890s)
Authors: H.H. Tammen Company.
Subjects: Mail-order business--Catalogs Taxidermy--Catalogs Trade catalogs--Mail-order business Trade catalogs--Taxidermy.
Publisher: H.H. Tammen Company, Denver, Col.
Contributing Library: Winterthur Museum Library
Digitizing Sponsor: Lyrasis Members and Sloan Foundation

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24 RELICS FROM THE ROCKIES. DEER AND ELK HORN HALL RACKS
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OWLS, No. 613—Price, $5.00.Hall Racks, such as we illustrate, are very odd and fasLiionable. The Hornstaken from the Deer or Elk are cleaned, varnished, etc., mounted on cherry orwalnut shields, the skull being covered with black velvet. The Deer Hornsoccupy 2x2 feet space. The Elk average 4x5 feet. No. 612—6-prong Black Tail Deer Horns, on shield, each $4.00 No. 613—8-prong 5.00 No. 614—9 to 11-prong 6.00 No. 615—Elk Horns, mounted on shields 15.00 to 25.00 Everybody knows about how an owl looks, for this reason wegive no illustration. We have make a specialty of stuffing owls fori home or club decorations for the past five years, hence we are ex-perts at it. We mount them generally on minature stumps of trees, limbs, etc.,giving them a natural, wise and life-like appearance. Prices quoted are for first-class specimens. American Long-eared Owl $3 00) r Short-eared Owl 3 25 £_ Little Screech Owl 3 00 \ Western Horned Owl 6 50 ; Burrowing Owl 3 00 J The Burrowing Owl is the

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