A Rare Early 20thC Cased Composite Model Human Skeleton for Artistic Anatomy sub-Religion & Relics now with plinth…still looking for

now with plinth…still looking for blue tits…

An immensely covetable picture today

this example is of a desirable size and shape

In both pictures the animals take the foreground and the main focal points whilst the hunters

Ismay sketched out on a napkin his plans for the largest liners the world had ever seen - Olympic

A Rare Early 20thC Cased Composite Model Human Skeleton for Artistic Anatomy sub-Religion & Relics now with plinth…still looking forOrigin: English Period: Edwardian George V Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1910 25 The Box: Width: 19. 5 inches X Depth: 14. 5 inches X Height: 9. 5 inches The Skeleton: 45 inches long (approximately) The early 20th century composite skeleton having inset eyeballs and jointed limbs with leather and fabric attachments housed in its original black painted pine carrying case with carrying handle marked G. P. F survives from the first quarter of twentieth