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Specimen: Red deer (Cervus elaphus), a 10-point trophy with a cranium medallion, 79 cm opening, from Spain and in good condition.

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Red Deer Trophy 10 points - Vintage Trophy 1990s - 69/67 cm - 79 cm inside spread - 2144 g - Cervus elaphus

Spectacular Iberian red deer vintage trophy with 10 points and 79 cm inside spread. Left beam 69 cm, right beam 67 cm, total weight 2,144 g in the medallion. provisional Gold medal.

Red Deer Trophy Iberian (Cervus elaphus) with 10 points, from a private collection, hunted between 1990 and 2000 in Spain.

It is a vintage trophy preserved for more than 25 years indoors, with a beautiful natural dark patina and a very pronounced pearling, highly sought after for decoration.

REAL MEASUREMENTS TAKEN WITH A TAPE:

Left beam: 69 cm
Right beam: 67 cm
Total beams: 136 cm
Rosettes: 9.5 cm + 9.5 cm = 19 cm
Total point length: 133.7 cm (Left 73.9 cm / Right 59.8 cm)
Inner spread: 79 cm
Total linear length: 367.7 cm
Weight on scale with skull and medallion: 2,144 grams

provisional CIC estimate: 180-195 points = GOLD (Gold in Spain from 170 pts). Not weight in carcass, not officially homologated.

CONDITION:
Excellent. Long-cut skull, no holes drilled, no woodworm. Oval wooden varnished medallion in perfect condition, with solid metal rear hanger. Natural horn, 100% natural, not resin.

ORIGIN AND LEGALITY:
Spanish private hunting before the current sealing system (vintage 90s). Sold as a collection item and hunting decoration of more than 25 years old. The species Cervus elaphus is not included in CITES and does not require CITES permit for intra-EU sale.

Opportunity for lodge, estate, hunting restaurant or rustic lounge. Inner spread 79 cm.

Red Deer Trophy 10 points - Vintage Trophy 1990s - 69/67 cm - 79 cm inside spread - 2144 g - Cervus elaphus

Spectacular Iberian red deer vintage trophy with 10 points and 79 cm inside spread. Left beam 69 cm, right beam 67 cm, total weight 2,144 g in the medallion. provisional Gold medal.

Red Deer Trophy Iberian (Cervus elaphus) with 10 points, from a private collection, hunted between 1990 and 2000 in Spain.

It is a vintage trophy preserved for more than 25 years indoors, with a beautiful natural dark patina and a very pronounced pearling, highly sought after for decoration.

REAL MEASUREMENTS TAKEN WITH A TAPE:

Left beam: 69 cm
Right beam: 67 cm
Total beams: 136 cm
Rosettes: 9.5 cm + 9.5 cm = 19 cm
Total point length: 133.7 cm (Left 73.9 cm / Right 59.8 cm)
Inner spread: 79 cm
Total linear length: 367.7 cm
Weight on scale with skull and medallion: 2,144 grams

provisional CIC estimate: 180-195 points = GOLD (Gold in Spain from 170 pts). Not weight in carcass, not officially homologated.

CONDITION:
Excellent. Long-cut skull, no holes drilled, no woodworm. Oval wooden varnished medallion in perfect condition, with solid metal rear hanger. Natural horn, 100% natural, not resin.

ORIGIN AND LEGALITY:
Spanish private hunting before the current sealing system (vintage 90s). Sold as a collection item and hunting decoration of more than 25 years old. The species Cervus elaphus is not included in CITES and does not require CITES permit for intra-EU sale.

Opportunity for lodge, estate, hunting restaurant or rustic lounge. Inner spread 79 cm.

Details

Era
1900-2000
Number of objects
1
Country of origin
Spain
Title
Big game trophy - Red deer, 10 points - Cervus elaphus - Skull in a medallion mount - 79 cm spread
Condition
Good
SpainVerified
Private

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