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B Grade Partial Articulated Human Foot Teaching Specimen

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B Grade Partial Articulated Human Foot Teaching Specimen

B Grade Partial Articulated Human Foot Teaching Specimen

Sourced ethically via vintage educational and medical specimens.

Please note that this specimen is B Grade and has visible flaws. See the images and paragraph below for more information.

Sometimes we acquire old antique medical specimens that aren’t in the best shape. Whether it’s bits of old glue, scuffs, or just the wear and tear of time, these specimens have the look of a teaching aid that has been in the classroom for years. Sure, they may not be perfect, but they are still really cool.

To us, it adds character and just shows how much these were used to educate generations of medical professionals, and that, to us, is worth the imperfections.

Human Bone Laws & Information:

In short, it is perfectly legal to possess and sell human bones in the United States. There are a few exceptions to this: a few states have banned import and export, and of course, any archaeological resources protected by the Native American Graves Protection and Repatriation Act.

For more information and specifics please visit our FAQ page.

The Paxton Gate cannot ship any real human bones to the following states: Georgia, Tennessee, and Louisiana.

$200.00
B Grade Partial Articulated Human Foot Teaching Specimen—
$200.00

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Sourced ethically via vintage educational and medical specimens.

Please note that this specimen is B Grade and has visible flaws. See the images and paragraph below for more information.

Sometimes we acquire old antique medical specimens that aren’t in the best shape. Whether it’s bits of old glue, scuffs, or just the wear and tear of time, these specimens have the look of a teaching aid that has been in the classroom for years. Sure, they may not be perfect, but they are still really cool.

To us, it adds character and just shows how much these were used to educate generations of medical professionals, and that, to us, is worth the imperfections.

Human Bone Laws & Information:

In short, it is perfectly legal to possess and sell human bones in the United States. There are a few exceptions to this: a few states have banned import and export, and of course, any archaeological resources protected by the Native American Graves Protection and Repatriation Act.

For more information and specifics please visit our FAQ page.

The Paxton Gate cannot ship any real human bones to the following states: Georgia, Tennessee, and Louisiana.