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up yesterday.I found about 125 of them in the storage but I know I have more.I will post about 30 or so for fun.

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this is pretty cool.its a old program from (95) in San Diego.

hey Mark G,is this you?

Ron Marchlowski had some really cool stuff back in the day.He had lots of cool and rare milks like killer taylori etc...I wonder what ever happened to this group of zonata?

these guys made some really cool racks,display cases etc...

does anybody remember these?I have a bunch,this was before kingsnake took off.

this wasn't my first price list but still fun to look at it now.It was 6 pages long.LOL....the good old days when I had more time on my hands then since.

Dan Johnson had a real nice list.

Hope you liked this series.If any of you guys want to see a particlure one all the way through let me know.Its just kinda a pain since I don't have a scanner.
Shannon

Man!!!!!!! that was a blast from the past for sure

I thought I was the only one in the US w/ old price lists

I think 7 generation had the best animals on there list [pics]

Mark B, Brian B, Glades and Gulf coast had grocery lists of animals

Thanks Shannon for that trip

Certainly glad the price of black milk snakes have come down. I need an adult female!

Going back to the time period brings back alot of memmories.I had old pricelists from the infamous Bronx reptiles and one other importer from Florida from the late 80's.High prices included heavy mite and tick infestation,and gutloads of internal parasites.Not to mention you had to buy 2 or 3 of anything just to make sure one survived...M
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