Herbarium – Sinapis arvensis (Wild Mustard), 1937 Dimensions: 27 × 43 cm (approx. 10.6 × 16.9 inches) An authentic, beautifully preserved botanical specimen of Sinapis arvensis, commonly known as wild mustard. The plant was collected and pressed in 1937, retaining its original early 20th-century charm, including the handwritten archival notes visible on the sheet. The specimen has been mounted in an original vintage wooden frame — an authentically old frame, not a modern reproduction. This antique frame adds genuine historical character while giving the piece a refined, gallery-worthy presence. The plant’s structure is well preserved, showing its branching stem, textured leaves, and characteristic seed pods, making it both visually compelling and botanically meaningful. A unique decorative and collectible item that unites historical flora with true antique framing. Suitable for collectors, interior stylists, and lovers of natural history. Secure international packaging included.