Re: ot: more sunshine

[Mark Hallett <marksabercat@yahoo.com>]

Hi Cliff, I didn't know that this Osborn classic had
been reprinted-- I fortunately have access to an
original set, and it's been indespensible for my doing
some new reconstructions of early brontotheres for a
series of John Day Formation murals to be painted by
Larry Felder. Do you know whether Osborn's Proboscidea
was also reprinted? I'd sure like to have this. --Mark
Hallett  
--- Cliff Green <dinonaut@emerytelcom.net> wrote:
> Dear List,
> 
>     My 1980 reprint double volume of Titanotheres of
> ancient Wyoming, Dakota, and Nebraska arrived today.
> For the price I paid, I was expecting a dog eared
> library discard, and would have been happy with it.
> What I did get, however, was two monolythic tomes,
> still in thier original plastic wrap, straight from
> the printer. Both books are pristine.
>      I am currently involved in a titanothere
> project, and these books are an incredible reference
> . There are many sculptures, paintings and
> anatomical drawings, both of skeletal and
> musculature, many of them by Charles R. Knight. I
> will be showing the finished product at SVP Denver,
> This November. 
> 
>     Oh, and Dinosaurs are cooler than titanotheres,
> but only slightly so.
> 
> Doesn't want another time out Cliff
> 
> 



        
                
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