p16f Taxidermy Oddities curiosities Pit Viper Snake skeleton Framed collectible

Description

Please note:  Pictures are an example of the one you will be receiving.
P16f #2  This is a Large beautiful Pit Viper skeleton nicely showcased in a in a black shadowbox display.  This display is approx. 9 x 9 x 1 1/2" with a black fabric background and shows beautifully.  This would be a great addition to any collection and a real show piece!
Species and fun facts:  Trimreesurus Albolabris
Trimeresurus albolabris, the white-lipped pit viper, is a venomous pit viper species endemic to Southeast Asia.
Common names include green tree pit viper, white-lipped pit viper, white-lipped tree viper, white-lipped green pit viper and white-lipped bamboo pit viper.
This will be shipped with a covering over the skeleton so it does not get broken in shipping.  All you will have to do is remove the covering slowing and them lock the frame back in place with the tabs.
Check us out!  Please check out our other displays, they make wonderful Christmas, Birthday, Anniversary and some even Man Cave displays!
We also specialize in Antique Victorian Style displays, insects, animals as well as many other handmade wonderful and unique items and displays!  I have lots of little items for your curiosity cabinets as well!
If you purchase a second item with your order  and send us a message with the order that says "free gift", We will include a free gift with your order.  All orders have to be for two different items or more to qualify.  Our way of saying Thank you for taking the time to look!
All displays will be carefully packed to the best of our ability to insure a safe and damage free arrival.
When purchasing this item you are agreeing to the following: NO CLAIMS FOR SMALL DETACHED PARTS.  This sometimes happens in shipping and are an easy fix.  With skeletons such as snakes, a head, tail or rib bone can easily be detached.   These small parts are easily fixable and you should be aware that you may have to fix (glue) a part or two when purchasing items like this and we will direct you through it. We do offer videos that show you exactly how to repair these items as well. We will work with you to correct any problems that may occur as our reviews reflect. If you are not comfortable repairing an item you may return the item, return postage will be the buyers expense and a refund for the item will be refunded as soon as the item is returned less shipping cost or restocking fee if one is posted for that item.
I rarely have a problem but even with good packaging it is impossible for us to Guarantee that specimens will arrive totally intact.
If you pay for Priority mail your items will be covered by postal insurance which will cover any damage in shipping-First class does not cover damage as it is not insured.  The post office does now require you to bring the item in for inspection to receive postal insurance payouts. Your refund/discount will be processed once the item is presented at the post office.