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Focusing on the art of taxidermy, this manual offers a thorough exploration of techniques for collecting, preserving, and displaying natural history specimens. Authored by a prominent curator and taxidermist, it features 16 chapters covering topics from skinning various animals to artistic mounting and museum arrangement. The book, originally published in 1884, is valued for its detailed instructions and historical insights, making it an essential resource for modern taxidermists. It is reissued in its original format, complete with illustrations.

Focused on preserving cultural heritage, this book is part of the TREDITION CLASSICS series, which revives classical literature that has been unavailable for decades. It aims to promote timeless works from over two thousand years of literary history, ensuring that these significant texts do not fade into obscurity. By offering these classics in printed format, TREDITION CLASSICS supports the mission of making international literature accessible to readers around the world once more.

Focusing on the art of taxidermy, this manual provides detailed instructions for amateurs on collecting, preserving, and displaying natural history specimens. It also includes a chapter on the visual arrangement of museums, enhancing the educational experience. The book has been carefully reformatted and retyped to ensure clarity and readability, preserving its significance throughout history for both current and future generations.

Focusing on the techniques and tools of taxidermy, this manual offers detailed guidance on various processes, including collecting specimens, skinning, and artistic mounting of animals. With chapters dedicated to both vertebrates and invertebrates, it serves as a comprehensive resource for enthusiasts. The book is richly illustrated, enhancing the learning experience. Additionally, a new introduction provides historical context, making it a valuable read for anyone interested in mastering the art of taxidermy.