A Rare Brace of c.1905 Preserved Natural History Specimens of Dissected Frogs, Prepared by E Gerrard & Sons

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A Rare Brace of c.1905 Preserved Natural History Specimens of Dissected Frogs, Prepared by E Gerrard & SonsOrigin: English Period: Early Twentieth Century Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1900 1915 Diameter: 4. 5 inches each Height: 7. 75 inches each The specimens, preserved in formaldehyde within cylindrical glass capsules, showing the female urogenital system and arteries and veins of two frogs, with latin labels Rana Temporaria for Frog, Urogenital System, Female to one and Injected.. Arteries Red, Veins Blue, and the makers label for T Gerrard & Co Ltd,

arthritis and rheumatism

There is a smattering of white stain to the central lower blue section of the flag

and it seemed to many that his life was to go the way of his brother's

There is a makers name to the dial but it is now too faded to read

Introduced in 1886

Width: 198cms / 6

This piece of ephemera is appealing as it mentions many stations that are now defunct

His late professional pursuit of his artistic interests meant that it was only towards the end of his life that his work was starting to gain serious recognition

the oldest soft drink in the world coming to fruition as early as 1771

Height: 8 inches

The ivory is well patinated and there are no cracks or chips to note

Provenance: Unknown

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