RAPTOR CLAW T-REX TOOTH MUSEUM QUALITY REPLICA w/STAND

Description

The original of this Raptor Claw was found in the Hell Creek Formation, Harding County, South Dakota USA. This MUSEUM QUALITY RAPTOR CLAW stands a little more then 4" tall. The claw is hand painted and is made from plaster of paris, with a very nice detailed finish. Also comes with a data card to tell its story.
The original Tyrannosaurus rex (T-REX) tooth was found at the Ruby site in Butte County, South Dakota USA and is now in the collection of the South Dakota School of Mines' Museum of Geology in Rapid City, South Dakota. This T-REX tooth is from the upper front, pre maxillary. This MUSEUM QUALITY T-REX tooth is 4" tall. The tooth is also hand painted and is made from plaster of paris with a very nice detailed finish. Also comes with a data card to tell its story.
Both claw and tooth are museum quality replicas. Unlike the plastic or resin ones, these are made from plaster of paris so they look and feel as real as it gets.
These handmade stands are made from SOLID OAK and varnished to a glossy shine. Each stand has a back bar to hold the claw and tooth up at an angle to show it off at its best. Each stand is 3 1/2" deep and 4" wide and comes with a gold engraving name plate, with engraved letters in old english block "T-REX" and "RAPTOR". This stand also comes with felt corners on the bottom to protect surface tops.
When installing the support bar, point the top curve to the rear (see picture).
Thanks for looking.
PS. A nickel is shown so you can see the size of the claw and the tooth. Dino's, trees and back ground are prop's for the pictures and are not included.
Claw, tooth and stands are included
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