Monkey Skull - Papio Ursinus - 12 cm - 12 cm - 21 cm- CITES Appendix II - Annex B in the EU - (1)

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Specimen: Affe; Scientific name Papio ursinus; a new authentic baboon skull from South Africa, 12 cm high, 12 cm wide, 21 cm deep, 356 g, CITES Appendix II – Annex B EU with document ZA-CITES-P-000037236, in very good condition, imported in 2026 for display in collections or museums.

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No. 48

Sale and shipping exclusively within the European Union.

Offered is an authentic baboon skull from the genus Papio from South Africa. For this specimen the required CITES permit has been obtained, enabling legal trade within the EU.

Particularly large and handsome specimen.

The skull impresses with its striking yet finely developed anatomy. Especially the strong jaw region, the characteristic tooth structure, and the typical proportions make it an extraordinary and impressive collecting object.

This is a new and unused specimen from an import of 2026. The skull has been professionally prepared and is in a very good, presentation-ready condition. Ideal for demanding collections, museum displays, natural history institutions, or as an exceptional decorative object.

Since this is a genuine natural product, every specimen is unique. Natural features and minor variations emphasize the authenticity of the piece.

Accessories such as stands, furs, or decorations shown in the pictures may be present for presentation purposes only and are not part of the offer.

EU shipping is carried out carefully, professionally, and with secure packaging. As an established seller on Catawiki, we place particular value on reliable processing, secure packaging, and transparent communication.

No. 48

Sale and shipping exclusively within the European Union.

Offered is an authentic baboon skull from the genus Papio from South Africa. For this specimen the required CITES permit has been obtained, enabling legal trade within the EU.

Particularly large and handsome specimen.

The skull impresses with its striking yet finely developed anatomy. Especially the strong jaw region, the characteristic tooth structure, and the typical proportions make it an extraordinary and impressive collecting object.

This is a new and unused specimen from an import of 2026. The skull has been professionally prepared and is in a very good, presentation-ready condition. Ideal for demanding collections, museum displays, natural history institutions, or as an exceptional decorative object.

Since this is a genuine natural product, every specimen is unique. Natural features and minor variations emphasize the authenticity of the piece.

Accessories such as stands, furs, or decorations shown in the pictures may be present for presentation purposes only and are not part of the offer.

EU shipping is carried out carefully, professionally, and with secure packaging. As an established seller on Catawiki, we place particular value on reliable processing, secure packaging, and transparent communication.

Details

Era
After 2000
Specimen
Monkey
Scientific name
Papio Ursinus
Number of objects
1
Country of origin
South Africa
CITES relevancy
CITES Appendix II - Annex B in the EU
CITES document number
ZA-CITES-P-000037236
Condition
Good condition
Year
2026
Weight
356 g
Depth
21 cm
Height
12 cm
Width
12 cm
Authenticity
Original/official
GermanyVerified
522
Objects sold
100%
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