They have a new skin restoration of Diplodocus. Very quite unlike knights, tail larger and exceeding thinner and shift like at end. Legs mammalian little as not reptilian. Made by Mills. Jane Cairns. A.J. Coggeshall mounted and made all the iron work in three months with 2 other men. The latter are fixed paper matt. Said the work cost less than £1000. This rapidity is due somewhat to the fact that they know how to mount the skeleton from the plaster one sent to England. That one was mounted in 6 weeks. Coggeshall assisted at times by one and sometimes 2 men. Uses gas forges. So much better, as quieter. All in are this is the finest big mount anywhere. The iron closely matches the bone. One first limit as we back limit complete instead. Also the tail vertebrae. Skeleton a composite of three animals. Head plaster based largely on Washington skull. The iron holding together the ribs is fastened to upright under each leg, and another iron runs across to each leg, so that the legs also assist to support the animal. In reality the mount will stand another