Zebra Taxidermy full body mount - Equus quagga - 300 cm - 220 cm - 1 cm

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Zebra specimen (Equus quagga) from the Netherlands, in good condition, dated 2015, weighing 5 kg with a height of 300 cm, width 220 cm and depth 1 cm.

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Description from the seller

Beautiful, large and light zebra skin. With light and dark manes. From head to tail about 3 m, from paw to paw about 2.20 m. It is professionally made (it was originally like that); see photo 2 for the nose.

Beautiful, large and light zebra skin. With light and dark manes. From head to tail about 3 m, from paw to paw about 2.20 m. It is professionally made (it was originally like that); see photo 2 for the nose.

Details

Era
After 2000
Specimen
Zebra
Scientific name
Equus quagga
Country of origin
Netherlands
Condition
Good condition
Year
2015
Weight
5 kg
Height
300 cm
Width
220 cm
Depth
1 cm
The NetherlandsVerified
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Objects sold
Private

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