Domestic Goat Taxidermy full body mount - Sconosciuto - 40 cm - 25 cm - 25 cm - 1

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Specimen Capra domestica with scientific name Sconosciuto from Italy, measuring 40 cm high by 25 cm wide by 25 cm deep, one object dated to 1930 and weighing 3500 g, described as in good condition though with a missing ear piece requiring minor restoration.

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Taxidermied goat from the 1930s/1940s period, belonging to my grandfather, mounted on wooden bases interwoven with branches of century-old olive trees.
They are part of my grandfather's herd from those years and preserved using taxidermy techniques.
Goat kid characterized by a white and light brown bicolor coat.
Due to their age they are in good condition and stored in a suitable place; looking closely at the photos you can notice a missing piece of ear, it needs a small restoration.
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Taxidermied goat from the 1930s/1940s period, belonging to my grandfather, mounted on wooden bases interwoven with branches of century-old olive trees.
They are part of my grandfather's herd from those years and preserved using taxidermy techniques.
Goat kid characterized by a white and light brown bicolor coat.
Due to their age they are in good condition and stored in a suitable place; looking closely at the photos you can notice a missing piece of ear, it needs a small restoration.
Careful and insured shipping. NO RETURNS

Details

Era
1900-2000
Specimen
Domestic Goat
Scientific name
Sconosciuto
Number of objects
1
Country of origin
Italy
Condition
Good condition
Year
1930
Weight
3500 g
Height
40 cm
Width
25 cm
Depth
25 cm
Sold by
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Objects sold
100%
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