LEAP OF LEOPARDS
(Dead ones, unfortunately.)
Group of leopards artistically recreated by the world’s leading taxidermists, Jonas Bros. of Seattle. Game from all over the world are common sights in their Seattle studios. Going hunting? Free hunting information for any part of the world.
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BEAR LUV BARE
Giant Kodiak Bear taken by W. M. Hollinger, accompanied by son Franklin, at Kodiak Island, Alaska. One of the largest bears ever seen by man. Approximate weight 1500 pounds. On exhibit at the Blue Mountain Hotel, Harrisburg, Pa.
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DINE WITH ANIMAL HEADS
OLE’S BIG GAME LOUNGE
One-Half Block South Hi-way U.S. 30
Paxton, NebraskaOle’s Big Game Lounge is among the world’s finest displays of big game trophies, personally bagged by Ole Herstedt. Trophies are from United States, Africa, South America, Alaska, Canada, Mexico, and Yukon.
“May your range grass never fail.”
Oh, sorry. They’re not “animal heads.” They’re Trophies.
Here’s ANOTHER VIEW OF OLE’S.
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NEBRASKA STATE TAXIDERMY
MEADOWLARK
Nebraska State Bird
House of Yesterday — Hastings, Nebraska
The House of Yesterday is the former name of the Hastings Museum.
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TEN BADDEST BAD POSTCARDS OF 2011 — #5
Your BAD POSTCARDS Blogger Reblogs Ten of his Favorite Postcards of the Year
LOUIS PASTEUR
Potters Wax Museum
St. Augustine, Florida
This is one of my favorite wax museum postcards. I love the arthritic hands. The poor guy can’t bend his fingers enough to get a good grip on the syringe. The taxidermied chinchilla is a nice touch. But Louis isn’t paying attention to what he’s doing. The chilla is getting spiked while Louis is gazing off into space. Not professional. The artist’s laboratory backdrop is kinda cool.
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Famous PeopleFloridaMedicalMenMuseumScienceTaxidermyVintage PostcardWax MuseumBAD POSTCARDS Best of 2011
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TEN BADDEST BAD POSTCARDS OF 2011 — #1
Your BAD POSTCARDS Blogger Reblogs Ten of his Favorite Postcards of the Year
Hey, Mister! You should be dead! Your brain has just been impaled by a large horned animal. No worries. You’ll really be dead after this polar bear crushes what’s left of your skull with his two front paws.
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ARTHRITIS POOL
This card represents a contribution to the Quad-City Branch, IOWA ARTHRITIS FOUNDATION’S “Wishing Pool” in the lobby of the HOLIDAY INN, Moline, Illinois. Shot close to Siberia in 1962, the white polar bear stands ten feet tall, was approximately 27 years old and weighed 1500 pounds.
Can you imagine the joy felt by the execs of the Arthritis Foundation when they saw their donor wheel this baby in?
The pool serves as a moat, protecting visitors from this cantankerous carnivore who was obviously pissed off for being plucked from his Siberian wilderness home at a ripe old age.
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TAXIDERMY MOOSE UNDER ATTACK!
HERE’S THE WOMAN who originally killed the Moose.
Alaskan Timber Wolves, attacking Moose at salt lick, bagged in British Columbia.
CRAWFORD MUSEUM at interchange off Pa. Turnpike, Breezewood, Pa.
Without the description, how would you know what was going on here?
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LOBO, GIANT and CUNNING KILLER WOLF
A warning to all you other killer wolves out there!
LOBO, GIANT and CUNNING KILLER WOLF who for more than 12 years roamed the Itasca and Red Lake areas in northern Minnesota killing more than a thousand deer before a persistant [sic] farmer-trapper finally outsmarted, trapped and shot him. On display at MORELL’S CHIPPEWA TRADING POST, BEMIDJI, MINNESOTA.
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BIG MEDICINE WHITE BUFFALO
Russell Gallery, Helena, Montana
Big Medicine roamed the hillsides for over 26 years on the National Bison Range at Moisie, Montana and is now enshrined in the Charles M. Russell Gallery at Helena, where this picture was taken. Altho Big Medicine, a very rare white buffalo oddity, was not a true albino, he sired a real albino in 1937 which lived for 12 years. Big Medicine was born in 1933.
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Today is INTERNATIONAL MUSEUM DAY
On BAD POSTCARDS the museum is likely to be wax. Wax museum postcards are the baddest! Here’s one of my favorites.
LOUIS PASTEUR (1822-1895)
French chemist and bacteriologist, born Dec. 27, 1822. Won his “Bachelier es Lettres” at Royal College of Bessacon, 1840. Pioneered in fermentation research. Developed the first vaccination to control chicken cholera and anthrax. His greatest gift to mankind is the treatment for hydrophobia. On July 6, 1885 after prolonged experiments he inoculated a child who had been badly bitten by an infected dog and the experiment was a success. AN EXHIBIT AT POTTERS WAX MUSEUM, ST. AUGUSTINE, FLORIDA.
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BEAR HUG
How happy does that polar bear look?
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“Polar Bear taken by W. M. Hollinger, accompanied by son Franklin, at Point Barrow, Alaska. Approximate weight 1200 pounds. World’s Record Class. On exhibit at Blue Mountain Hotel, Harrisburg, PA.”
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TAXIDERMY ROULETTE
Each morning, before Ole’s Big Game Lounge opens, a staff member rigs one of the horny heads to fall off the wall at some point during the day. If it’s the one above your booth, dinner’s on the house! (No, not really, but I would be thinking about this while chewing my tenderloin filet.)
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”OLE’S BIG GAME LOUNGE…Paxton, Nebraska
Ole’s Big Game Lounge is among the world’s finest displays of big game trophies, personally bagged by Ole Herstedt. Trophies are from United States, Africa, South America, Alaska, Canada, Mexico, Yukon, India, Samola, Siberia and Br. Honduras.”
The place still exists as Ole’s Big Game Steakhouse and Lounge.
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LARGEST BEAR ON EARTH
To our knowledge this is the largest bear taken on earth according to physical size and body weight, including all species—polar, brown bear and kodiak. Shot by Bill Nottley, 1967.
Hunts arranged
World-Wide Trophy Outfitters
Spokane, Washington
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FRESHLY BAGGED…PRE-MOUNTED
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“This Record Buck was bagged in 1963 by Bernard Heise. The Finger Lakes host a number of national and state tournaments in the fast growing sport of archery, usually in the picturesque southern hills.”
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