Image from page 38 of “Relics from the Rockies.” (1894)
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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
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and express charges. This discount only holds good on this list. Polished Agates, Tiger Eye and Labradorite. The Agates average a little larger than the en-graving illustrates. In length and width, the aver-age thickness is one-half to one inch. These spec-imens have^ the surface polished only, and makeunique paper weights or beautiful cabinet speci-mens. THE LIST. Ribbon Agate 85 cts Crystal Agate 90 cts Clouded Agate 75 cts Green Moss Agate 80 cts Red Striped Agate 90 cts Black Striped Agate 85 cts llHlnfflHlSlliSSA^ -HSHH Labradorite, showing beautiful green and blue flashes, or fire, each 10 III Tiger Eye (Crocidolite), each 1 50 «™ Carnelian Agate 80 cts Fortification Agate 95 cts Each of these specimens weighs about one-half apound, except the Labradorite, which weighs from— ;;mm four to six ounces. If you purchase this collection at one time you need only send .75. A saving toyou of 65 cts.Ribbon Agate. Address H. H. TAMMEN, Sixteenth and Curtis Streets, Denver, Colo.
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38 RELICS FROM THE ROCKIES. A WONDERFUL AND NEW DISCOVERY. At a great expense and labor have we obtained a limited supply of Fossil Fish, beingbeautiful and perfect impressions of various fish found in the banks of Green river, near Raw-lins, Wyoming Territory, occurring in curious formations of rocks, which give all this region itscharacteristic features, and the name of Green River Schales. The sediments are arranged inregular layers, quite varied in shades of color, from cream white to green and brown limestone.In between some of these layers occur the Fossil Fish, of which we have the following varieties,at prices named : tU;+tttr;v:::?;^g5|^
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