Gemsbok Horns - Oryx gazella - 90 cm - 3 cm - 0 cm- non-CITES species - (2)

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Two Oryx gazella Gemsbok specimens from Africa, 90 cm high and 3 cm wide, total weight 2 kg, dating to 2015, non-CITES, original/authentic, in good condition.

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2 oryx horns

fits in any interior
eyecatcher!

The oryxes or spiesbokken (Oryx) are a genus of desert-dwelling antelopes from Africa and Arabia. They belong to the subfamily of the horse-antelopes (Hippotraginae).

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Seller's Story

Samsshop Your expert in skins, furs, antlers, dropper bars, horns, skulls, mounted animals, and everything else for sale. It started over 15 years ago with a small collection of Reebok antlers; this collection gradually expanded to include other types of antlers and later also mounted animals. Occasionally, items were sold that were no longer wanted. The idea of going to trade in these items was already there at the time; however, there was not much interest or demand for it back then. Just a few years later, the interest and demand for these items have increased enormously; in every home magazine, home store, and TV program about living, you'll see a deer antler or fur passing by. The idea has now been developed, resulting in: Samsshop. Sam's (Stuffed Animals & More) It turns out to be a Win-Win situation. We have a constantly changing collection of the most beautiful items, and you have the chance to purchase them! Sam’s
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2 oryx horns

fits in any interior
eyecatcher!

The oryxes or spiesbokken (Oryx) are a genus of desert-dwelling antelopes from Africa and Arabia. They belong to the subfamily of the horse-antelopes (Hippotraginae).

carefully packaged and shipped worldwide

Seller's Story

Samsshop Your expert in skins, furs, antlers, dropper bars, horns, skulls, mounted animals, and everything else for sale. It started over 15 years ago with a small collection of Reebok antlers; this collection gradually expanded to include other types of antlers and later also mounted animals. Occasionally, items were sold that were no longer wanted. The idea of going to trade in these items was already there at the time; however, there was not much interest or demand for it back then. Just a few years later, the interest and demand for these items have increased enormously; in every home magazine, home store, and TV program about living, you'll see a deer antler or fur passing by. The idea has now been developed, resulting in: Samsshop. Sam's (Stuffed Animals & More) It turns out to be a Win-Win situation. We have a constantly changing collection of the most beautiful items, and you have the chance to purchase them! Sam’s
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Details

Era
After 2000
Specimen
Gemsbok
Scientific name
Oryx gazella
Number of objects
2
Country of origin
Africa
CITES relevancy
non-CITES species
Condition
Good condition
Year
2015
Weight
2 kg
Depth
0 cm
Height
90 cm
Width
3 cm
Authenticity
Original/official
The NetherlandsVerified
17631
Objects sold
100%
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