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Seven wax models of chick embryos from the 19th century
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19th Century Tibetan Tantric Human Leg Bone Trumpet. Kangling
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Replica of mummified head carved by hand on base
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Baroque style frame of 28x18 cm with very realistic human fetal skull replica in resin on a red velvet background
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Replica of lithopedion fetus calcified
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Impressive and extremely rare articulated wrought iron anti-bite collar from the 18th century. Neck circumference: 38cm (15") PERIOD : 18th century SIZE : 18cm X 7cm SIZE : 7" X 2.7" Archaeological finds suggest that anti-bite collars have been used since the Middle Ages. Artifacts such as metal necklaces with outward pointing spikes or thorns have been found in medieval sites. These collars were usually worn around the necks of domestic animals, such as dogs, to protect them from wolf attacks. However, there is also sporadic evidence to suggest humans may have worn these collars to protect themselves from wolves and other more supernatural creatures in an emergency. Although such historical and archaeological evidence is not abundant, there are enough indications to suggest that this practice was at least marginal. The need for protection from predators, combined with cultural and superstitious considerations, may have prompted some people to wear these collars.
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Large specimen of Fossilized Dino Dinosaur Poop!
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Very odd Vintage Metal Dental Model with Teeth and Fillings
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This is my very odd and hilarious taxidermy cane toads "doin it", in the missionary position oddity. Found it on an online store. I think it was called crocodile darwin. Always makes laugh.
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19th Century silver pocket spy glass. Old paint renaming. Measures 4.5 inches extended.
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Vintage replica of the electric chair. Probably from some weird 60-70th movies props. Size of the chair:60”-high. 30”- wide. 22 1/2”
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Collections of glass eyes made by hand at the beginning of the 20th century, each in its original metal box. The shape of the half-shell prostheses was intended to adapt to patients (broken mouths) who had suffered enucleation in the trenches and on the battlefields by shrapnel at the end of the First World War. PERIOD : France, early 20th century DIMENSION : 3.5cm X 2.5cm SIZE : 1.4"
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Odd aluminium dental manikin. Aluminum dental manikins are used for procedure study and the face simulates the presence of the patient.
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Victorian Ox Hoof Pin Cushion 5 inches
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This a skeleton of a two headed baby of conjoined twins. Medical examination would need to be necessary authenticate the skeleton. It measures 16" tall.
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19th Century Tibetan Tantric Human Skull Damaru Drum. Fitted with silver, stones, conch shell and leather.
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Very Nice 1800's POISON Druggist - Medicine - Medical Apothecary Bottle, with the original Cork stopper, with red label on the top. On the Rear of the bottle is the original ANTIDOTE Label.
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Here is my office chair. Its a Martin Baker GQ7AT Ejection Seat From F-104 Starfighter jet
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Very odd Taxidermy Rabbit Bunny Head On Vintage Porcelain Doll With Antique Dress.
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A weird supernatural creature. Body just under 1.5 inches (4 cm) tall Wingspan just over 2.25 inches (5.5 cm)
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Very odd German dental manikin on stand.The head has a button that allows access to the lower jaw. Teeth sets are removable via knobs on top and bottom of jaw.
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Real preserved Octopus Wet Specimen in a globe with wood pedestal base.9 inches tall