fighter Taxidermy full body mount - Calidris pugnax (with proof of origin) - 24 cm - 15 cm - 25 cm

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Specimen: Combattente (Calidris pugnax, with proof of origin) from Italy, 1978, mounted in an erect, alert pose with a textured dark naturalistic base; dimensions 24 cm high, 15 cm wide, 25 cm deep, weight 200 g, in good condition.

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Ruff - Calidris pugnax

A refined specimen of the Ruff (Calidris pugnax), prepared in eclipse plumage or female plumage. The specimen is mounted in an upright, alert pose, characteristic of waders, which elongates its silhouette. The plumage is in excellent condition and shows intricate markings in shades of brown, ochre, and gray on the back and wings, fading to a lighter, finely mottled chest and belly. The straight bill and long, slender legs are intact and well positioned. The bird rests firmly on a dark artificial naturalistic base that reproduces a clod of earth or rock.

Conditions: Well-executed taxidermy, clean, tight plumage, and free of obvious damage.
Support: Rustic and textured artificial display base, ideal for showroom display.
Provenience: Private natural history collection.

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Ruff - Calidris pugnax

A refined specimen of the Ruff (Calidris pugnax), prepared in eclipse plumage or female plumage. The specimen is mounted in an upright, alert pose, characteristic of waders, which elongates its silhouette. The plumage is in excellent condition and shows intricate markings in shades of brown, ochre, and gray on the back and wings, fading to a lighter, finely mottled chest and belly. The straight bill and long, slender legs are intact and well positioned. The bird rests firmly on a dark artificial naturalistic base that reproduces a clod of earth or rock.

Conditions: Well-executed taxidermy, clean, tight plumage, and free of obvious damage.
Support: Rustic and textured artificial display base, ideal for showroom display.
Provenience: Private natural history collection.

The buyer is responsible for verifying the import authorization of an object, as well as duties and taxes payable at the time of import. Therefore, please check for any specific import rules applicable to bringing an object into your country. The regulations may concern import bans and licenses, as well as regulations on customs duties, VAT, excise duties, and clearance costs.

Details

Era
1900-2000
Specimen
fighter
Scientific name
Calidris pugnax (with proof of origin)
Country of origin
Italy
Condition
Good condition
Year
1978
Weight
200 g
Height
24 cm
Width
15 cm
Depth
25 cm
Sold by
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Objects sold
100%
Private

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