A Rare Brace of c.1905 Preserved Natural History Specimens of Dissected Frogs, Prepared by E Gerrard & Sons sub-Curios the Eiffel Tower or a

the Eiffel Tower or a Georgian mansion

The business was sold to British Pens in 1961 meaning this pen dates to well before that

The Victorian school bell with ruled decoration around the circumference in the form of three beaten lines to the base and one to the top

having a top and front polychrome painted with swallows frolicking amongst a blossoming tree

A Rare Brace of c.1905 Preserved Natural History Specimens of Dissected Frogs, Prepared by E Gerrard & Sons sub-Curios the Eiffel Tower or aOrigin: 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,