Box 21
Contains 7 Results:
African Mammals, 18 cards
This series consists of high resolution photographs, mounted on thick cardboard displays, of the specific specimens. Most of these photographs are coupled with a handwritten caption of the animal pictured. These placards were loaned to schools for educational purposes.
North American Mammals, 24 cards
This series consists of high resolution photographs, mounted on thick cardboard displays, of the specific specimens. Most of these photographs are coupled with a handwritten caption of the animal pictured. These placards were loaned to schools for educational purposes.
Sea Mammals, 10 cards
This series consists of high resolution photographs, mounted on thick cardboard displays, of the specific specimens. Most of these photographs are coupled with a handwritten caption of the animal pictured. These placards were loaned to schools for educational purposes.
Mammals Bats, 3 cards
This series consists of high resolution photographs, mounted on thick cardboard displays, of the specific specimens. Most of these photographs are coupled with a handwritten caption of the animal pictured. These placards were loaned to schools for educational purposes.
Mammals Carnivora, 22 cards
This series consists of high resolution photographs, mounted on thick cardboard displays, of the specific specimens. Most of these photographs are coupled with a handwritten caption of the animal pictured. These placards were loaned to schools for educational purposes.
Mammals Rodentia, 24 cards
This series consists of high resolution photographs, mounted on thick cardboard displays, of the specific specimens. Most of these photographs are coupled with a handwritten caption of the animal pictured. These placards were loaned to schools for educational purposes.
Mounting a Larger Animal, 15 cards
This series consists of high resolution photographs, mounted on thick cardboard displays, of the specific specimens. Most of these photographs are coupled with a handwritten caption of the animal pictured. These placards were loaned to schools for educational purposes.