May 1, 2007 Millionaire Blueprints DOWNLOAD PDF In this day and age, there are all sorts of collectors. Men and women across the globe collect personal treasures ranging anywhere from stamps and dolls, to cars and art. In March...
Apr 2, 2007 Reuters Life! NEW YORK (Reuters Life!) - When most people think of a family business a butcher store, flower shop or restaurant comes to mind. But Jay Villemarette's company is not your normal neighborhood firm. He...
Skull supplier's museum to offer 'educational experience'Remains of rare Javan rhinoceros, manatees, whales are among future displays. Mar 26, 2007 Jeff Raymond, Staff Writer, The Oklahoman Jay Villemarette, president and owner of Skulls Unlimited, stands among some of the...
Feb 16, 2007 Mark Alan Lovewell, Martha's Vineyard Gazette A dead 52-foot fin back whale is missing. Last Friday, two officials from a museum in Oklahoma City, Okla. went to Norton Point with the hopes of recovering the whale,...
Feb 2, 2007 Geoff Williams, Entrepreneur.com Jay Villemarette cleans skeletons--mostly animal and human skulls--for a living. He owns Skulls Unlimited International and insists there's never a dull moment at the office. We'll take his word for it. After all,...
At Skulls Unlimited, things can get kind of gross, no bones about it Oct 30, 2006 The Associated Press OKLAHOMA CITY - On one table, a worker places the final touches on a human skeleton, with the head still...
Oct 25, 2006 Greg Horton, Oklahoma Gazette Jay Villemarette started collecting skulls when he was 7 years old. He found a dog skull and brought it home. Soon after that discovery, he found a cat skull. Intrigued by the...
Oct 25, 2006 Robert K. Elder, Staff Reporter, Chicago Tribune Gap-toothed grins surround Jay Villemarette, and he's selling them off for $395 to $795 a head. Literally, a head. He sells skulls, among other skeletal specimens. Bones have been...
Jay Villemarette has a crazy idea - an entire museum devoted to skeletons, from tiny shrews to boxcar-size whales. Sounds ... great. When the heck does this thing open? Jul 1, 2006 Bryant Urstadt, Outside Magazine Illustration by Joe...
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