Skull Cleaning, Skeleton Articulation & Taxidermy by Luke Williams

Skulls can be shipped worldwide (depending on size) at buyers expense. Payment by Wire Transfer, Personal Cheque or Cash on collection. You can now pay by PayPal. A small charge will be added to cover PayPal fees.

If you are interested in purchasing anything please send me an email and quote the reference number.
Postage costs are not included but are usually no more than £4 or £5. (On small Skulls)

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All items are natural bone and not replicas unless otherwise stated
The letters A,B and C represent the quality of the specimen. Click here to learn more.
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Feral Goat (Capra aegagrus hircus) A
M025
The Feral Goat is the name for domestic animals that have established themselves in the wild.
This animal came from the highlands of Scotland and boasts very impressive near two-foot long horns.
The image is not of the finished skull. Since the picture was taken it has been cleaned further and is now ready for sale!
£195
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Giant White Tailed Rat (Uromys caudimaculatus)
A
M006
Subspecies of the Australian Rat.
Region - New Guinea & the Aru Islands
Family - Muridae
Order - Rodentia
£15 (B quality skull - sold)

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American Marten (Martes americana) B
M007
Region - North American Pine Marten. Not to be confused with the European Pine Marten
Family - Mustelidae
Order - Carnivora
1x SOLD
£25

 

 

African Giant Pouch Rat (Cricetomys gambianus) B
M026
It is widespread in Africa, ranging geographically from Senegal to Kenya and from Angola to Mozambique.
It is an invasive species in Florida.
Trained Rats are known as heroRATS for their ability to detect landmines and tuberculosis by scent.
Missing one molar.
£30
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Whippet (Canis lupus familiaris) A
M023
Domestic animal worldwide
This particular skull shows a terrible bone disease that would have casued the animal great pain and distress. This is the result of a poor diet and lifestyle in captivity. The skulls is so weak that a bracer has been attached to the palate just to keep it together. It's a wonder the animal coul do anything with such weak bones.
A perfect display piece for a vet's clinic to show what not to do with your domestic pets.
Though the skull is in terrible condition, this is the main focus of it, hence the A grade.
£80