Mastodon skull (cast, without the tusks) from Valley Anatomical Preparations, Canoga Park, CA.
Stereopticon views of mastodon mounted skeletons (“reverse cross” your eyes to see it in three dimensions): the “Cohoes Mastodon,” the State Geological Rooms, Albany, NY (ca. 1870s), and (No. 322) in the “British Museum Series” (1860s); and in the “Age of Man (Pleistocene) Hall, American Museum of Natural History, New York, NY, number 5 of Novelview’s “Dinosaurs” series.
Souvenir postcard (below, left) from the American Museum of Natural History, New York, NY, showing mounted skeletons of a mammoth (Mammuthus jeffersoni, left) and mastodon (Mammut americanum, left). To see some souvenir postcards showing skeletons and life restorations of the American mastodon, CLICK HERE.
Painting by Matthew Kalmenoff of a mastodon for a stamp in Animals of the Past Stamps (A Golden Playbook, Simon and Schuster, 1954).
Mastodon life restoration (below) by artist Frederick E. Seyfarth as it appeared in the book The Golden Treasury of Natural History (1941) and reprinted in the booklet Animals of Yesterday (1955), both authored by Bertha Morris Parker.
