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Scientific American, Vol. 32, No. 11 (1875) (1875)

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ck, with the left hand, the finger and thumb keeping down jectto behold. The last mentioned ap- ting, a little prepared glue, a number of pieces of wire about the detached parts of the skin on each side of the vent. A plication will, we have no doubt, be fifteen inches long, and straight (size No.… … the air before him. He has rolled up tioned, a bunch of excelsior is secured by THE TAXIDERMIST AT WORK. his sleeves, and is about to make his in- repeated winding with stout thread. This bundle, which is represented in our Fig. 4, is molded toa shape resembling that of the bird’s body, and its…

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