Black Bear Taxidermy full body mount - Ursus americanus - 120 cm - 175 cm - 53 cm - CITES Appendix II - Annex B in the EU

Black Bear Taxidermy full body mount - Ursus americanus - 120 cm - 175 cm - 53 cm - CITES Appendix II - Annex B in the EU #1.0
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Jonas Rathaj
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Specimen: Black bear (Ursus americanus), country of origin Canada, year 2001, in good condition, dimensions 175 × 120 × 53 cm, weight 80 kg.

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Description from the seller

Beautiful museum-quality mounted black bear

Ursus Americanus

Total dimensions: 175x120x53 cm

Origin: The bear was exported from Canada to Germany in 2001, set up there and in 2024 came to the Netherlands. The bear is fully equipped with all the necessary provenance documentation, which has also been stamped by the German ministry, for commercial purposes. The original import and export documents are also present and the specimen is also equipped with a microtransponder chip.

Delivery & Pickup:
Due to the weight, this lot can be picked up for free or, in consultation, delivered free of charge within the Netherlands and Belgium.
Other European destinations:
Transport to other European countries is possible in consultation with the seller. The standard travel costs incurred for this are at the buyer's expense.

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Beautiful museum-quality mounted black bear

Ursus Americanus

Total dimensions: 175x120x53 cm

Origin: The bear was exported from Canada to Germany in 2001, set up there and in 2024 came to the Netherlands. The bear is fully equipped with all the necessary provenance documentation, which has also been stamped by the German ministry, for commercial purposes. The original import and export documents are also present and the specimen is also equipped with a microtransponder chip.

Delivery & Pickup:
Due to the weight, this lot can be picked up for free or, in consultation, delivered free of charge within the Netherlands and Belgium.
Other European destinations:
Transport to other European countries is possible in consultation with the seller. The standard travel costs incurred for this are at the buyer's expense.

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Details

Era
After 2000
Specimen
Black Bear
Scientific name
Ursus americanus
Country of origin
Canada
CITES relevancy
CITES Appendix II - Annex B in the EU
Condition
Good condition
Year
2001
Weight
80 kg
Height
120 cm
Width
175 cm
Depth
53 cm
The NetherlandsVerified
192
Objects sold
30
Objects in auction
64
Reviews
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