Butterfly Taxidermy full body mount - Papilio Ulysses - 15 cm - 15 cm - 5 cm - Non-CITES species - 1

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Single preserved Papillon specimen, scientific name Papilio Ulysses, displayed with wings spread in a black-framed entomological display case, origin France, non-CITES, good condition, 100 g, 15 × 15 × 5 cm, year 2026.

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**Title:** Papilio ulysses – Magnificent electric-blue Ulysses butterfly, naturalized – Entomological display box

**Description:**

Magnificent specimen of *Papilio ulysses*, one of the tropical butterflies most spectacular for the intensity of its electric blue coloration.

Presented with wings spread in an elegant entomological display box with a textured black frame and white background.

**Scientific name:** *Papilio ulysses*

**Family:** Papilionidae

**Common name:** Ulysses butterfly / Blue Ulysses

This large lepidopteran is especially appreciated for its wings of an intense metallic blue, contrasting with wide black borders.

Its hindwings show characteristic extensions, giving its silhouette an elegant and majestic look.

The iridescent coloration comes from the microscopic structure of the scales that cover its wings and produces beautiful reflections depending on the lighting.

The species is notably present in the Australasian region, particularly in New Guinea and the northeast of Australia.

The specimen is carefully laid out and pinned to highlight the symmetry of its wings and the intensity of its colors.

A spectacular decorative piece for exotic butterfly collectors, natural history enthusiasts, and curiosity cabinets.

**Presentation:** 1 genuine naturalized butterfly, wings spread, in a white-background, black-framed entomological box.

Condition and details visible in the photographs, which are an integral part of the description.

The lot includes the complete box and the displayed specimen.

**Title:** Papilio ulysses – Magnificent electric-blue Ulysses butterfly, naturalized – Entomological display box

**Description:**

Magnificent specimen of *Papilio ulysses*, one of the tropical butterflies most spectacular for the intensity of its electric blue coloration.

Presented with wings spread in an elegant entomological display box with a textured black frame and white background.

**Scientific name:** *Papilio ulysses*

**Family:** Papilionidae

**Common name:** Ulysses butterfly / Blue Ulysses

This large lepidopteran is especially appreciated for its wings of an intense metallic blue, contrasting with wide black borders.

Its hindwings show characteristic extensions, giving its silhouette an elegant and majestic look.

The iridescent coloration comes from the microscopic structure of the scales that cover its wings and produces beautiful reflections depending on the lighting.

The species is notably present in the Australasian region, particularly in New Guinea and the northeast of Australia.

The specimen is carefully laid out and pinned to highlight the symmetry of its wings and the intensity of its colors.

A spectacular decorative piece for exotic butterfly collectors, natural history enthusiasts, and curiosity cabinets.

**Presentation:** 1 genuine naturalized butterfly, wings spread, in a white-background, black-framed entomological box.

Condition and details visible in the photographs, which are an integral part of the description.

The lot includes the complete box and the displayed specimen.

Details

Era
After 2000
Specimen
Butterfly
Scientific name
Papilio Ulysses
Number of objects
1
Country of origin
France
CITES relevancy
Non-CITES species
Condition
Good condition
Year
2026
Weight
100 g
Height
15 cm
Width
15 cm
Depth
5 cm
Sold by
FranceVerified
Private

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