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Taxidermy by Leon L. Pray is a classic mid‑20th-century guide for both budding and experienced taxidermists.
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Taxidermy by Leon L. Pray, Ninth Printing (Macmillan, 1953), is a classic mid‑20th-century guide for both budding and experienced taxidermists. This hardback edition spans approximately 91 pages, featuring clear black‑and‑white illustrations and diagrams drawn by Pray himself, covering techniques for preparing, preserving, and mounting birds, fish, small mammals, reptiles, and even crayfish.
Practical chapters guide readers through every stage, from tool selection and skinning to posing, finishing, and mothproofing. This edition, cloth-bound and often with green‑gray covers with gilt lettering, reflects the enduring popularity of Pray’s work and offers both instructional clarity and collectible appeal.
Ideal for hobbyists, educators, and collectors of natural history, this ninth printing maintains the hands-on, detailed approach that made Pray’s book a definitive reference in the field.






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