An Interesting Preserved Natural History Dissected Specimen Showing the Cross Section of a Lesser Spotted Dogfish, Prepared by T Gerrard & Co Ltd sub-Antiques with one or two small

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An Interesting Preserved Natural History Dissected Specimen Showing the Cross Section of a Lesser Spotted Dogfish, Prepared by T Gerrard & Co Ltd sub-Antiques with one or two smallOrigin: English Period: Late Nineteenth Century Early Twentieth Century Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1880 1910 Diameter: 3. 5 inches (at maximum) Height: 10. 5 inches The specimens, preserved in formaldehyde within a cylindrical glass capsule, the label to the reverse in latin reading Scyliorhinus, canicula.Dogfish in the typical Gerrard & Co style. The cross section of the dogfish is displayed chronologically. The specimens, and the capsule it