Matted Antique (c.1897) Anatomy Print, Plate V: Base of the Brain and Skull ) with heaviest axle ever

) with heaviest axle ever forged (56 tons)

Here is a lovely size 10 sterling silver ring with multiple transluscent and colorful stones arranged in a fun pattern

A crank handle reels the tape back in once it has been dispensed

This TV lamp is a real stunner and super versatile

It was manufactured in 1975 by Casse-Tete for American Publishing CORP

Matted Antique (c.1897) Anatomy Print, Plate V: Base of the Brain and Skull ) with heaviest axle everPLATE V: Figure 1. Base of the Brain. Figure 2. Base of the Skull viewed from above. The right half of the Tentorium is removed the left half is preserved in position. This anatomy plate print was taken directly from the 19th century book Henke's Atlas of Surgical Anatomy, A Series of Plates Illustrating The Application of Anatomy to Medicine and Surgery as translated and edited by W. A. Rothacker, M. D., who was pathologist to Cincinnati Hospital and