Null Naturalia, desert viper naturalized in a carved wooden box (dimensions 42cm…

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Naturalia, desert viper naturalized in a carved wooden box (dimensions 42cmx15cmx4cm); a scolopendre morsitans naturalized in an entomological box is attached (dimensions 25cmx14.5cm); wall mounting possible, good condition

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Naturalia, desert viper naturalized in a carved wooden box (dimensions 42cmx15cmx4cm); a scolopendre morsitans naturalized in an entomological box is attached (dimensions 25cmx14.5cm); wall mounting possible, good condition

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