Playing card, 1700s. Ten of spades with cat playing fiddle for dancing mice.

Playing card, 1700s. Ten of spades with cat playing fiddle for dancing mice.

A Real Human Body In Cross Sections At Museum Of Surgical Science. The Museum Houses An Amazing Collection Of Medical, Surgical And Anatomical Paraphernalia Through The Ages Including This Amazing Plastinated Human Sliced Into 1Cm Sections. The Museum

Armadillo Fetus, Hunterian Museum: The Collection Of Anatomical Specimens Of Pioneering Surgeon John Hunter (1728–93) Inspired This Fascinating, Slightly Morbid, Little-Known, Yet Fantastic London Museum.

Medical Oddities, Nature&Amp;Rsquo;S Anomalies And Carnival Gaffs: A Pop Up Book For Children By Crowolf. Just Wow.

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Plague Bell From The Great Plague Of 1665.

Anglo-Saxon Artifacts Found In The Taplow Burial Mound, Buckinghamshire, England. Now Displayed In The British Museum, London.

Louvre Museum. The Grande Galerie Abandoned During World War Ii

Nasobema Lyricum, Aka &Amp;Ldquo;Snouter&Amp;Rdquo; In The Folklore Section Of The Haus Der Nature Museum, Austria.

Crash Test Dummy, Science Museum, London.

An Amusing Erotic Ivory Carving Of A Monk (1800 To 1900 England)

Large Tumor In The Neck, Stretched Across The Back, Accompanied By A Scoliotic Deformity Which Ended In A Tail.

Expert Leggers Daniel Jinks And Ernest Wood. The Two Men Demonstrate The Process Of &Amp;Lsquo;Legging&Amp;Rsquo; Through Barnton Tunnel On The Trent And Mersey Canal In Northern England. Early Canal Tunnels Had No Tow-Paths, So To Propel The Boat Through The

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