EXTREMELY RARE! Teinopalpus imperialis, the Kaiser-i-Hind, India 1964 stick insect and are a member of

and are a member of the collectible Brahmaeidae family

A- variations are mixed sex and include damage such as include broken/missing antennae

Morpho godarti is very similar to Morpho didius

The design allows both sides of the butterfly wing to be seen

Available in multiple denominations

EXTREMELY RARE! Teinopalpus imperialis, the Kaiser-i-Hind, India 1964 stick insect and are a member ofAlmost impossible to find! Teinopalpus imperialis, the Kaiser i Hind butterfly from 1964, Northern India. India banned the exportstion of ALL wildlife in 1972 and T. imperialis was also added as a CITES protected species, meaning the ONLY way to get a specimen from India is from pre 1972 collections. These can still be found for sale from SE Asia, most being sold without CITES permits, but specimens from India are INCREDIBLY RARE, with only a handful