A Rare Early 20thC Cased Composite Model Human Skeleton for Artistic Anatomy sub-Religion & Relics the casket with original carrying

the casket with original carrying handles

The original mahogany panelled backs are also in varying degrees of order with some areas of re-staining and small sections of loss

Ismay sketched out on a napkin his plans for the largest liners the world had ever seen - Olympic

The importance of vitriol to alchemy is highlighted in the alchemical motto

Cairness House

A Rare Early 20thC Cased Composite Model Human Skeleton for Artistic Anatomy sub-Religion & Relics the casket with original carryingOrigin: English Period: Edwardian George V Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1910 25 The Box: Width: 19. 5 inches X Depth: 14. 5 inches X Height: 9. 5 inches The Skeleton: 45 inches long (approximately) The early 20th century composite skeleton having inset eyeballs and jointed limbs with leather and fabric attachments housed in its original black painted pine carrying case with carrying handle marked G. P. F survives from the first quarter of twentieth