Historical Taxidermy
We are always very interested in Purchasing Victorian Taxidermy, please respond via this on-line form of what you have for sale. HERE
We get asked to recommend Fish Taxidermist’s and Taxidermy Resources by our
friends, we now include below a list of those we have had
favourable feedback on this is not a complete list, if you don't find what
your looking for then please feel free to contact us. If you also wish to
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Historical Taxidermy created by Van Ingen of Mysore India
There is not much that can be written that would encompass and or surpass the work and research carried out by Dr Pat Morris. Like Errol Fuller the books from these two authors tend to have more depth of research and genuine appreaciation for the subject matter. We therefore suggest that you purchase and read the book dedicated to the life and work of this family of taxidermists. It is a facinating read and provides an invaluable insight into the historical aspects of taxidermy collecting, their patrons and the mentality of a bygone era.
A pictoral view of the work of Van Ingen of Mysore
Tiger head.
Aiatic Lion rug.
Wild Boar head.
Indian Wild Dog head.
Jaguar head.
Leopard head.
Leopard skin rug.
Lion head.
Lion head.
Sloth Bear head.
Tiger rug.
Tiger rug.
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Leopard Head .
Indian Wild Dog Head .
Taxidermy4Cash does not undertaken taxidermy, rather we are collectors of
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