A little damp stained and frumpled, all the same, I have never seen this postcard before. Undated, but judging from when the exhibit was opened to the public in 1925, I am guessing it is from about that same time period.
Two mounts of Protoceratops andrewsi with casts of eggs in a re-created nest. I find it very nice that the two technicians who worked on these skeletal mounts are given credit; Peter C. Kaisen, and Charles J. Lang. Peter Kaisen was a member of the Central Asiatic Expeditions, and a long time employee of the American Museum of Natural History.
Two mounts of Protoceratops andrewsi with casts of eggs in a re-created nest. I find it very nice that the two technicians who worked on these skeletal mounts are given credit; Peter C. Kaisen, and Charles J. Lang. Peter Kaisen was a member of the Central Asiatic Expeditions, and a long time employee of the American Museum of Natural History.
Charles Lang - Technician at AMNH working on a model of Triceratops
Peter Kaisen - Technician, and Barnum Brown's right-hand man on almost every dinosaur hunting expedition during the 'Dinosaur Bone Rush' era at the AMNH
Divided back, printed postcard. Undated Ca. 1930's
