A Taxidermy Tamandua Tree Ant Eater (Possibly Tamandua Mexicana)
Early 20th century
Naturalistically mounted climbing a branch, with its strong tail folded around it, on a green wood base with old Dutch school label.
H. 106 cm
Provenance:
- Collection HBS High School Amsterdam, the Netherlands (the label on the base was used up until 1920 by the HBS)
- Collection M. Hendriks, the Netherlands Including a certificate by Jeroen Zoetmulder certified and independent valuer, stating that it is pre-1947.
Naturalistically mounted climbing a branch, with its strong tail folded around it, on a green wood base with old Dutch school label.
H. 106 cm
Provenance:
- Collection HBS High School Amsterdam, the Netherlands (the label on the base was used up until 1920 by the HBS)
- Collection M. Hendriks, the Netherlands Including a certificate by Jeroen Zoetmulder certified and independent valuer, stating that it is pre-1947.
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