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19C 8-Leg Walking Doll

Hooded Inmate. Eastern State Penitentiary Was The World&Amp;Rsquo;S First True &Amp;Ldquo;Penitentiary.&Amp;Rdquo; In Order To Encourage Penitence - Or True Regret - In The Hearts Of Criminals, Inmates Would Spend Their Entire Sentence In Solitary Confinement. On

This Is A Awesome Bullet Collection From The Civil War

As With A Fine Wine, It Took Some Years For Galileo’s Finger To Age Into Something Worth Snapping Off His Skeletal Hand. The Finger Was Removed By One Anton Francesco Gori On March 12, 1737, 95 Years After Galileo’s Death. Passed Around For A Couple

Amazing Narrow Stone Path, Definitely Not For The Claustrophobic

19Th-Century Pregnant Dolls - Fetus Model Set (Circa 1877) - Toyota Collection

&Amp;Ldquo;This Model Head Is Reportedly An Executed Chinese Yangstze River Pirate. It Is Made Of Plaster. The Long Ponytail Is Real Human Hair. It Is Particularly Gruesome Because It Depicts The Head In Great Anatomical Detail. Arteries, Veins And Spinal

Alastair Mackie’s Sphere Of Intricately Connected Mouse Skulls Collected From Regurgitated Barn Owl Pellets Found Around His Family Farm.

Cocaine-Induced Palatal Perforation

Evelyn Mchale, The Most Beautiful Suicide. On May 1, 1947, Evelyn Mchale Leapt To Her Death From The Observation Deck Of The Empire State Building. Photographer Robert Wiles Took A Photo Of Mchale A Few Minutes After Her Death. More Info Here &Amp;Ndash;

Elena Milagro De Hoyos, 21, Was Diagnosed With Consumption In The 1920’S. Her Doctor, Carl Tanzler, Fell In Love With Her. She Died In 1931 &Amp;Amp; He Stole Her Body From The Mausoleum 2 Yrs Later &Amp;Amp; Attempted To Repair Her With Glass Eyes &Amp;Amp; Skin

Grave Dolls Were Sometimes Made And Left At The Grave Of A Deceased Infant. It Was Made Of Wax, And Had Locks Of Hair From The Deceased Child. It Sounds Morbid By Today&Amp;Rsquo;S Standards, But It Was Not Too Uncommon In The 19Th Century.

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