2010.95.64

Four (4) butterflies in a Riker Mount which is a thin, glass-topped, cotton-filled exhibition case. Upper side tawny to orange-brown with black markings. Underside of hindwing with inwardly rounded silver spots in marginal row; other silver spots are elongated. They range in size from 1 3/4 x 2 3/4 to 1 5/8 x 1 7/16. This description is from left to right and top to bottom.  The first, and third butterflies are female.  The rest are male. The middle two are folded. Verso: A dark pink stamp that has a box with the following information inside: "Collection of Clay Ward Inglewood-California NAME [line] on DATE [line] LOCATION [line]" In black handwritten ink on the NAME line: "Argynnis Snyderi" In black handwritten ink on the DATE line: "see below" In black handwritten ink on the LOCATION line:"see below" Below in hand written black ink is "Snyder's Fritillary". Male and female symbols are stamped below in pink that correspond to the butterflies on recto. Additional text from top to bottom and then left to right see above [female symbol] June 25-1934 Payson Canyon, Utah [male symbol] June 28, 1934 Ephraim Canyon, Utah [female symbol] June 25-1934 Payson Canyon, Utah [male symbol] June 28, 1934 Ephraim Canyon, Utah