Chapter III: Part 2: Taxidermy

CHAPTER XII.
THE LABORATORY AND ITS APPOINTMENTS, 99-101

CHAPTER XIII.
PRELIMINARY WORK IN MOUNTING MAMMALS, 102-107

CHAPTER XIV.
PRINCIPLES OF UNIVERSAL APPLICATION IN MOUNTING THE HIGHER
VERTEBRATES, 108-114

CHAPTER XV.
MOUNTING SMALL MAMMALS, 115-128

CHAPTER XVI.
MOUNTING LARGE MAMMALS: ORDINARY METHODS, 129-139

CHAPTER XVII.
MOUNTING LARGE MAMMALS: THE CONSTRUCTION OF MANIKINS, 140-149

CHAPTER XVIII.
FINISHING MOUNTED MAMMALS, 150-157

CHAPTER XIX.

MOUNTING MAMMAL HEADS AS TROPHIES AND ORNAMENTS, 158-170

CHAPTER XX.

FACIAL EXPRESSION AND MOUTH MODELING, 171-178

CHAPTER XXI.

RELAXING DRY SKINS OF BIRDS, 179-182

CHAPTER XXII.

MOUNTING SMALL BIRDS, 183-190

CHAPTER XXIII.

MOUNTING LARGE BIRDS, 191-197

CHAPTER XXIV.

CLEANING THE PLUMAGE OF BIRDS, 198-201

CHAPTER XXV.

MOUNTING REPTILES, 202-207

CHAPTER XXVI.

MOUNTING FISHES, 208-216

CHAPTER XXVII.

MOUNTING LOBSTERS AND CRABS, 217-219

CHAPTER XXVIII.

ORNAMENTAL TAXIDERMY, 219-228

CHAPTER XXIX.

GROUPS AND GROUPING, 229-235

CHAPTER XXX.

GENERAL PRINCIPLES OF GROUP-MAKING, 236-239

CHAPTER XXXI.

GROUPS OF MAMMALS, 240-247

CHAPTER XXXII.

GROUPS OF BIRDS AND REPTILES, 248-250

CHAPTER XXXIII.

HINTS ON PAINTING MUSEUM SPECIMENS, 251-257