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 Canadian 
 
 
 Hunting 
 Trophies 
 
MoNTRKAi,, February, 1893. 
 
 T AM instru(5led by Messrs. John Martin 
 & Co., Fur Merchants, of tliis city, to 
 sell by Public Auction, on account of whom 
 it may concern, a collection of Canadian 
 Hunting Trophies, comprising some of 
 the choicest specimens ever offered v\ this 
 market. 
 
 lIC^^'Each lot to be sold absolutely v^itli- 
 out reserve. 
 
 tjS^' Hvery article guaranteed as de- 
 scribed and all warranted in prime .ondition. 
 
 Salk 'Saturday Afternoon,' pi^i,. „th. 
 
 ( At j.^d O'CLOCK. I 
 
 182 1 & 182; Notre Dame Street. 
 
 M, HICKS & CO., Auctioneers. 
 
CATAI^OGUE. 
 
 BUFFALO. 
 
 {/ios A)ncrica7iHS.) 
 
 Lot No. i. Stuffed Head, mounted on oak shield. 
 Claimed to be the last Buffalo shot in Man- 
 itoba. A superb specimen, absolutely per- 
 fect in every detail, and probably without its 
 equal in the world. 
 
 Lot No. 2. Stuffed Head, mounted on walnut 
 shield. A thoroughly typical specimen of 
 this well known animal and would rank first 
 class in any collection. 
 
 Lot No. 3. Skull, sun-bleached, mounted on heavy 
 walnut shield. Selected, privately, as the 
 finest specimen obtainable in the North West. 
 
 Lot No. 4. Skull, sun-bleached, (or natural) un- 
 mounted. 
 
 To secure a perfect specimen becomes a more diflicult 
 task each year, as already, every fragment of !)one within 
 reach of railways, has disappeared. 
 
 Lot No. 5. Buffalo Horns, polished and mounted. 
 
 Lot No. 6. do. do. do. 
 
 Lot No. 7. do. polished, unmounted. 
 
 These are at once useful and ornamental — they make 
 verv convenient hat-racks. 
 
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 MUSK OX. 
 
 ( Ovibos Moschalns. ] 
 
 Lot No. 8. Musk Ox liiill Head, mounted on 
 walnut. 
 
 Lot No. 9. Musk Ox Cow Head, mounted on 
 walnut. 
 
 The rarest of all living maminals is uiuiuestionahly the 
 Mu'ik O.v, and this is the first time the Cow's head has 
 ever been exhibited in Canada ; the pair may be considered 
 a unique possession. 
 
 WAPm or CANADIAN ELK. 
 
 [CervHs Cafiadr/is/s.) 
 Lot No. 10. Wapiti Head, mounted on walnut. 
 Lot No. 1 1. Wapiti Head with Antlers, unmounted. 
 Lot No. 12. Wapiti Antlers, mounted on walnut. 
 
 The IClk or Wapiti is the grandest of all the deers. in 
 its i)ossession of the royal antlers, and rarely are more 
 perfect examples seen than lots lo and ii. 
 
MOOSE. 
 
 {.lice .■linniiiviits.) 
 
 The Moose is generally conr.idered the noblest game in 
 our Canadian forests, and the monster size and bold spirit 
 of the bidl moose as he " charges" the hunter, has inspired 
 many romantic pages. 
 
 Lot No. 13. Moo.se Head, mounted on walnut. 
 Lot No. 14. do. and Antler.s, unmounted. 
 
 Lot No. 15. Moo.se Antlers, mounted on shield. 
 
 CARIBOU. 
 
 [h'aiioi/cr Caribou i 
 
 The wide distribution and economy of the Woodland 
 Caribou makes the animal very interesting, while the grace- 
 ful antlers have long been favorite decorations. 
 
 Lot No. 16. Caribou Head, mounted on walnut. 
 
 Lot No. 17. do. do. 
 
 Lot No. 18. do. do. 
 
 Lot No. 19. Caribou Antlers, mounted on shield. 
 
 Lot No. 20. do. do. 
 
 Lot No. 21. Cariljou Antlers, unmounted. 
 
 Lot No. 22. do. do. 
 
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 BLACK-TAILED DEER. 
 
 ^CervHs ColuiHbianus.) 
 
 The antlers of this deci are the perfect ideal of deror- 
 alive beauty. Not so large as the Wa])iti, not so slij,dit as 
 the Red Deer, but with the characters of each blended in 
 ])leasing synietry. (iood specimens are, however, always 
 scarce and in <leniand. 
 
 Lot Xo. 23. lilack-Tailcd Deer Head and Antlers, 
 unmounted. 
 
 Lot No. 24. P.lack-Tailed Deer vSkull, mounted on 
 walnut. 
 
 Lot No. 25. P.laek-Tailed Deer vSkull. unmounted. 
 
 VIRGINIAN DEER. 
 
 [Cervus rirginiaiins.) 
 
 This may be called the common deer of the east, though 
 fine specimens are not frequently met with, while otdy the 
 best may be considered worth preserving. It is always inter- 
 esting for comparitive study. 
 
 Lot No. 26. Mrginian Deer Head, mounted on 
 walnut, (an extra fine .specimen, the .snag.s 
 on the first or brow tynes are very unusual. 
 
 Lot No. 27. Mrgin'an Deer Head.— mounted, 
 (a good adult specimen). 
 
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 ROCKY MOUNTAIN SHEEP. 
 
 [Ovis Montana. ) 
 
 Till- world-famous Hij^rhorn is novv(|uitt' a favorite anions 
 colk'clors, who i-nviously search for the special points of 
 merit. As the name imj)lies, the cheif characteristic is hij^- 
 ness. thouj^di color and general style are always considered. 
 I'ifteen inches circumference at base is j^ood, anything above 
 that is extra larj^e. 
 
 Lot Xo. 28. Rocky Mountain vSlicrp Head, mounted 
 Lot No. 29. do. do. Head ik Horn.s, 
 
 unmounted, (extra Large). 
 Lot No. 30. Rocky Mounti.in wSlieep vSkull, mounted 
 Lot No. 3 1. do. do. unmounted 
 
 ROCKY MOUNTAIN GOAT. 
 
 {.Ip/oimis J/()fi/ani(s. ) 
 
 No collection would be comjdete without this odd-look- 
 ing mend)er ; and though without much beauty, the trophv 
 will often recall some interesting experiences recorded by 
 the inlre])id hunters of the West. 
 
 Lot No. 32. Rocky Mountain Goat Head, mounted. 
 Lot No. 33. do. do. unmounted. 
 
 Lot No. 34. Rocky Mountain Goat vSkull, mounted. 
 
 PRONG-HORN ANTELOPE. 
 
 Kylntilocapra Americana. ) 
 
 This pretty little animal is not much known to the 
 lastern world, though few hunting trophies ecjual it for 
 beauty and interest. The growth of the horn is quite miique 
 and deserves our better acquaintance. 
 
 Lot No. 35. Antelope Head, mounted on walnut. 
 
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