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Our stuffed friend Fox is a beautiful specimen of taxidermy, presumably preserved by a proud Ohio or Pennsylvania hunter. His stance suggests he's on the scent of the local chicken coop! Oh, and he had a fight with something - the damage to the top of his ear is visible in photo. Dimensions are as follows:
Base 26" long, 9" wide, (32" measured to tip of the tail)
Height is 22" (measured from base to top of fox's head)
This lifelike trophy can by yours without trekking through the woods.
$285.00 |
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Another taxidermy item, also locally purchased. A beauty, with feathers ruffling in the breeze. Dimensions are 28" measuring base to end of tail, and 18" tall. Great gift for the outdoorsman who hasn't bagged a bird this year.
$165.00 |
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This one's more than a bit unusual, folks. Obtained from the estate of the one-time director of a now defunct private Museum of Natural History in Virginia City. The owner of the museum allowed the director, Paul Morris, to purchase/select certain museum items that had special significance for him. And this is sure special; a carved wood figure, with embossed stone sarcophagus (the lid is lost). The family member remembered his great-grandfather Morris telling him stories about Egyptian archeological digs, and that these items were burial artifacts. Truth or fiction? There are more artifacts available from the collection, but they are not yet available for sale. We believe him; you can own this amazing artifact if you do, too.
$2700.00 |
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