A fascinating glimpse into the world of early 20th-century ornithology, "The American Oologists' Exchange Price List of North American Birds' Eggs, 1922" offers a unique perspective on the collecting and trading of bird eggs. This historical document provides a detailed listing of North American bird eggs, complete with prices and other relevant information for collectors and enthusiasts of the time.
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