A Fine Early 20thC Natural History Taxidermy Specimen of an Armadillo Shell on Stand sub-Antiques Bismuth is brittle

Bismuth is brittle

with an operational opening mouth triggered by a lower catch beneath cravat

though whether this ring came from their establishment is not known for certain but probable seeing as a YH16 is still bobbing about their harbour today

Lime Hawk Moth

This example is in very good condition

A Fine Early 20thC Natural History Taxidermy Specimen of an Armadillo Shell on Stand sub-Antiques Bismuth is brittleOrigin: English Period: Early 20th Century Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1900 10 Height: 10. 5 inches Length: 12 inches Width: 9 inches (all at maximum) Base Diameter: 6. 5 inches Rod mounted on a large ebonised circular plinth stand with iron shaped balancing rod, the large and complete armadillo shell having a curled tail, survives from the Edwardian period. In very fine order with light general wear commensurate with age to the stand, with some