Casts

Locality: Feldhofer Grotte, Neandertal, GermanySize: 19,4 cmTrue to original reproduction of a possible tool of the Neanderthal man. The hand axe is almond shaped and very evenly worked.The original piece is kept in the Neandertal Museum in Mettmann, Germany. It belongs to the same site and was discovered 70 years after the famous skull was found during an excavation not far from the Feldhofer Grotte. Casts are made in-house and hand-colored.Colors in photos may differ slightly from the delivered piece.

Acanthocrinus rex JAEKELMagnificent crown with coiled stem.Lower Devonian, SiegenianAge: ca. 390 million yearsPlace of discovery: Kaub am Rhein, Rhineland-Palatinate, GermanySize: 29 x 36 cmA particularly well preserved fossil of a crinoid crown with outstretched feather-like arms and a spiked calyx. The spiral-like curled stem end, which served as an anchor on the seabed, can also be seen. Crinoids are animals and belong to the phylum of echinoderms.Our casts are made in house from cast wood and hand colored.Therefore, the photo may differ slightly in color from the delivered piece.

Actinodon frossardi GAUDRYCranium and anterior skeleton.Lower Permian, Rotliegendes; Locality: Saône-et-Loire, FranceSize: 27 x 20 cmOur casts are made in house from cast wood and hand colored.Therefore, the photo may differ slightly in color from the delivered piece.

Andrias scheuchzeri (HOLL, 1831)Complete salamander skeleton.Age: Upper Miocene; Locality: South Baden, GermanySize of the slab: approx. 70 x 22 cmOur casts are made and hand-colored in-house. It is therefore possible that the color of the photo differs slightly from the piece supplied.

Archaeopteryx lithographica MEYERUpper Jurassic; Locality: Solnhofen, Bavaria, GermanySize: approx. 50 x 40 cmOne of the most interesting fossils ever found! So far it is the best known link between archosaur reptiles and birds. The specimen presented here is actually the most complete one ever found.The original resides in the paleontological institute of the Humboldt University in Berlin.Our casts are made in-house from cast wood and are hand colored.Due to this it is possible that the color of the photo differs a little from the delivered piece.

Archaeopteryx lithographica MEYERUpper Jurassic, Portlandicum;Locality: Solnhofen, Bavaria, GermanyDimensions: ca. 61 x 43 cmThe original specimen can be found in the Natural History Museum in London, UK.Our casts are made in-house from cast wood and are hand colored.Due to this it is possible that the color of the photo differs a little from the delivered piece.

Archegosaurus decheni (GOLDFUSS, 1847)CalvariumAge: Lower Permian, Rotliegendes;Locality: Saarland, GermanySize: 24 x 12 cmOur casts are made in-house from casting wood and are hand-colored. It is therefore possible, that colors in photos differ slightly from the piece supplied.

Archegosaurus decheni GOLDF.CraniumLower Permian, Rotliegendes;Locality: SaarlandSize: 32 x 16 cmOur casts are made of cast wood and are hand colored in-house.Therefore photos may deviate a little from the delivered piece.

Lower Jurassic; Locality: Yorkshire, Great BritainSize: 7x6x1,5 cmThe casts are made in-house and are hand colored.Colors on photos may differ slightly from those of the delivered piece for technical reasons.

Aspidorhynchus speciosus AG. Complete beaked fish.Upper Jurassic; Locality: Solnhofen, Bavaria, GermanySize: 60 cmThe casts are made in-house and are hand colored.Colors on photos may differ slightly from those of the delivered piece for technical reasons.

Australopithecus africanus (DART, 1925)Also known as "Taung child" or "Taung baby".Type specimen.Fragmentary infant skull. This cast of an infant skull with a full cranial casting is from one of the oldest hominid species. The receding forehead, the bulging eyebrows and the protruding lower part of the facial skull are characteristic of these precursors of Homo sapiens.Age: Lower Pleistocene; Location: Taung, Northwest Province, South AfricaSize: 15 x 11 x 13 cmDeilvery: If the cast is marked ‘green – in stock’, it will be shipped within 2–4 days. Otherwise, the stated delivery time applies, depending on the current order situation.Our casts are made in-house from casting wood and hand-colored, so it may be that a photo differs slightly in color from the delivered piece.

Cast of a skull without lower jaw.Also known under the collection number "Sts 5".At that time assigned to the genus Plesianthropus (BROOM, 1947), hence the nickname "Mrs. Ples". Unlike Broom, who found and described the skull, today's researchers assume that it could actually be "Mr. Ples".In addition, the constant technical development means that the age of the hominin fossils found in Sterkfontein can also be re-evaluated.Age: Lower Pleistocene; Locality: Sterkfontein, South AfricaDelivery: If the cast is marked ‘green – in stock’, it will be shipped within 2–4 days. Otherwise, the stated delivery time applies, depending on the current order situation.Our casts are made in-house from casting wood and hand-colored, so it is possible that a photo may differ slightly in color from the piece supplied.

Neolithic period;Age: approx. 4,000 yearsSite: Oldenburg, Lower Saxony, GermanySize: approx. 10 cmAncient tools reflect the great craftsmanship of the people of prehistoric times. With simple means, they succeeded in creating objects that bear witness to their life and work right up to our own days. This lifelike, hand-painted replica of a brawler's hammer head, which was also used as a normal hammer or axe, has a hole in the middle, which was intended for the wooden shaft.

Upper PaleolithicPlace of discovery: Solutré, Saône-et-Loire, FranceSize: approx. 27 cmCasts are manufactured and hand-colored in our premises.Therefore, it may be that the colors in photos differ slightly from the delivered piece.

Animal figurines from prehistoric times exert a special fascination. Their simple and almost naïve depiction creates an impression. This small, round bear statue was originally carved from amber. Our replica is made of slightly translucent, dyed plastic.Age: Neolithic; (age: approx. 3,000 years)Locality: Słupsk(Stolp), Pomerania, PolandSize: 10.5 cmReplicas, reconstructions and casts are made in-house and colored by hand. It is therefore possible that there may be color deviations between the photos and the pieces delivered.

Bothriolepis canadensis (WHITEAVES)dorsalUpper Devonian; region of discovery: Canadasize of the plate: ca. 22 x 22 cmA cast of the armored fish Bothriolepis canadensis from the Upper Devonian of Canada.The casts are made in-house and are hand colored.Colors on photos may differ slightly from those of the delivered piece for technical reasons.

Bothriolepis canadensis (WHITEAVES)dorsalUpper Devonian;Locality: CanadaSize of plate: approx. 22 x 22 cmSingle specimen purchased out of a collection.

Bothriolepis canadensis (WHITEAVES)dorsal castUpper Devonian; Locality: CanadaSize of plate: ca. 22 x 22 cmThe casts are made in-house and are hand colored.Colors on photos may differ slightly from those of the delivered piece for technical reasons.

Bothriolepis canadensis (WHITEAVES)juvenile, dorsal castUpper DevonianLocality: CanadaSize of the plate: approx. 22 x 22 cmThe casts are made in-house and are hand colored.Colors on photos may differ slightly from those of the delivered piece for technical reasons.

Rudist (reef-building bivalve) with upper shell.Cretaceous, Maastrichtian;Place of discovery: St. Mammets, Dordogne, FranceSize: 28x15x10 cmThe casts are made in-house and are hand colored.Colors on photos may differ slightly from those of the delivered piece for technical reasons.

Age: Lower Cretaceous;Locality: Gardenazza, South Tyrol, ItalySize: approx. 6 x 4.5 x 2.5 cmThe casts are made in-house from casting wood and are colored by hand. This is why colors on photos may differ slightly from those of the original piece delivered.

Age: Upper Jurassic, Tithonian;Locality: Trento, South Tyrol, ItalySize: 4 x 3 x 1.5 cmThe casts are made in-house from casting wood and are colored by hand. This is why colors on photos may differ slightly from those of the original piece delivered.

size: approx. 13 cmBronze Age (approx. 1,200 years)Klein-Zastrow, Pommerania, GermanyThis rare piece was probably a burial object, serving to worship the divine primordial mother.

Cast of a stem imprint of Calamites from the Carboniferous of the Saar region, GermanySize: ca. 40cm x 6cm

Silurian, Wenlockian;Locality: Dudley, West Midlands, EnglandSize: 9,5 x 8 x 3,5cmThe casts are made of cast wood in our factory and hand colored.Therefore, it may be that photos differ slightly in color from the delivered piece.

Middle Eocene, Lutetian; Locality: Paris, FranceSize: 50x15x10 cmThe casts are made of cast wood in our factory and hand colored.Therefore, it may be that photos differ slightly in color from the delivered piece.

Capitosaurus nasutus MEYERCalvariumLower Triassic;Region of discovery: Anhalt, GermanySize: 30 x 22 cmCasts are manufactured and hand-colored in our premises.Colors in photos may differ slightly from the delivered piece due to technical reasons.

Cast, original carving on boneUpper Palaeolithic, Magdalenian;Place of discovery: Tayac, Dordogne, southern FranceSize: approx. 9 x 11 cmOne side shows a horse, the other a naked pregnant woman with arm ornaments, the legs of a deer or reindeer and house-like structures.The casts are made of casting wood and hand-coloured in our workshop.Therefore, the photo may differ slightly from the piece delivered.

Caturus pachyurus AG.Small predatorUpper Jurassic; Locality: Solnhofen, Bavaria, GermanySize: 23 x 10,5 cmThe casts are made of cast wood in our factory and hand colored.Therefore, it may be that photos differ slightly in color from the delivered piece.

Cephalaspis lyelliLower Devonian;Locality: ScotlandSize: approx. 22 x 12 cmThe casts are manufactured in-house and hand-colored. Due to this, colors in pictures may slightly differ to those of the delivered specimen.

Upper Devonian, Famennian;Locality: Heinersreuth, Franconian Forest, Northern Bavaria, GermanySize: approx. 6 x 5cmThe casts are made in-house and are hand colored.Colors on photos may differ slightly from those of the delivered piece for technical reasons.

The classical set after A. D'ORBIGNY for the representation of shell morphology(with black marked apertures)Average size: 3 x 3 cmMaterial: alabaster plasterSupplied in individual system-bloc collection boxes, arranged in a wooden case.Size wooden case:  61.5 x 38 x 7 cm

Compsognathus longipes WAGN.Cat-sized predatory dinosaur.Upper Jurassic; Locality: Solnhofen, Bavaria, GermanySize: ca. 35 x 30 cmCasts are manufactured in our company from cast wood and are hand-colored.Therefore, it may be that photos differ slightly in color from the delivered piece.

Confuciusornis sanctus - the "Bird of holy Confucius".Cretaceous, BarremeLocality: Liaoning Province, Beipiao, ChinaSize: 40 x 25 cmIn recent years the unique fossil finds in China sparked new discussions among scientists about the early evolution of birds. In result every museum, institute or even private collector would like to own such a bird. Not always are financial means sufficient to acquire an original. That is why we offer you a cast of a particularly beautiful specimen.The casts are hand-made of cast wood and colored in our premises.Therefore, it may be that photos differ slightly in color from the delivered piece.

Middle Cambrian; Locality: Ginetz, Bohemia, Czech RepublicSize: ca. 6 x 4 x 2cm

Crocodilaemus robustus (JOURDAN, 1857)Age: Upper Jurassic; Locality: Cerin, Dépt. Ain, FranceSize of the slab: approx. 48 x 26 cmThe casts are made in-house from casting wood and hand-colored.It is therefore possible that the photo's color may differ slightly from the piece delivered.

Cast of the largest diamond ever found, which no longer exists as it was later split.Size: approx. 10.1 x 6.35 x 5.9cmweight of the original: 3106,5 caratThe original was discovered in 1905 at the Premier Mine in Cullinan, South Africa.It was named after the mine owner at the time, Sir Thomas Cullinan, and given as a gift to the British King Edward VII. Unfortunately, the rough diamond did not remain in one piece, but was split in Antwerp, where it was cut into nine large diamonds and 96 smaller ones. We also offer the Cullinan Diamond I as a cast, see article number C74.The casts are made in our factory and hand colored.Therefore, the photo may differ slightly from the delivered piece.

The largest diamond in the rough ever found did not remain in one piece, it was split in Antwerp and cut into nine large diamonds and 96 smaller ones.This is a cast of the largest stone, after the split.Size: approx. 53 × 44 × 29mmThe weight of the original was 530.2 carats and it was known as "The Great Star of Africa".The original diamond was discovered in 1905 at the Premier Mine in Cullinan, South Africa. It was named after the mine owner at that time, Sir Thomas Cullinan, and was then gifted to the British King Edward VII.The casts are made at our company and hand colored.Therefore, the photo may differ slightly from the delivered piece.

Cupressocrinites elongatus GOLDF.Beautiful crown with stem.Age: Middle Devonian;Locality: Eifel, GermanySize: approx. 9 x 16 cmThe casts are handmade and colored in our company.Therefore, it may be that photos differ slightly in color from the delivered piece.

Cyclerion propinquusCast of a crayfish.Age: Jurassic of Eichstätt Locality: Solnhofen, Bavaria, GermanySize: approx. 18 x 19 cmOur casts are hand-made and colored in our company.Due to this colors on pictures may differ from those of the delivered piece.

Brachiopod with opening in shell and unobstructed view of lophophores.Upper Devonian;Locality: BelgiumSize: ca. 7 x 4 x 3 cmThe casts are handmade and colored in our company.Photos may therefore differ slightly in color from the delivered piece.

Upper Palaeolithic; Magdalenian, Age: approx. 14,000 yearsPlace of discovery: Laugerie-Basse, Dordogne, FranceThe original can be found in the French Musée d'Archéologie Nationale in the Château de Saint-Germain-en-Laye. A reindeer with reclined antlers and long forelegs forms the handle of the dagger, which fits the hand perfectly. Authentic replica.

MolarLower Pliocene, Pontium (Dinotheriumsande);Eppelsheim, Mainzer Tertiärbecken, Rheinhessen, Germanyca. 7cm x 5cm x 3cm

Dorygnathus banthensis (THEODOR)Lower Jurassic;Locality: Holzmaden, Baden-Wuerttemberg, Germany Size: approx. 72 x 62 cmThe casts are handmade and colored in our company.Photos may therefore differ slightly in color from the delivered piece.

Drepanaspis gemündensisArmored fish, ventral side.Age: Lower Devonian;Locality: Bundenbach, Hunsrück, Rhineland-Palatinate, GermanySize: ca. 31 x 22cmThe casts are handmade and colored in our house.Photos may therefore differ slightly in color from the delivered piece.

Drepanaspis gemuendensis SCHLÜTER- complete specimen -Age: Lower Devonian; Locality: Bundenbach, Hunsrück, GermanySize: 33 x 75 cmCast of a particularly well-preserved Drepanaspis fish.This fish belongs to the Agnatha class and was therefore one of the first fish in the history of the earth. As the locality is now a nature reserve and further findings can almost be ruled out, we recommend every collector to buy this beautiful cast.Our casts are made in-house from cast resin and hand-colored, so it is possible that a photo may differ slightly in color from the piece supplied.

Drepanaspis gemuendensis - Dorsal side -Age: Lower Devonian. Locality: Bundenbach, Hunsrück, GermanySize: approx. 33cm x 70cmCast of the dorsal side of a Drepanaspis fish.This fish belongs to the Agnatha class, whose fish are among the first in the history of the earth. As the locality has been converted into a nature reserve and further finds can be ruled out, we recommend every collector to buy this beautiful cast.Our casts are made in-house from cast resin and hand-colored, so it is possible that a photo may differ slightly in color from the piece supplied.

Pongid mandible.Age: Upper Miocene, Sarmatian (Molasse);Locality: Saint-Gaudens, Haute Garonne, southern FranceSize: (WxHxD) 6-7 x 5 x 8 cmDelivery:  If the cast is marked ‘green – in stock’, it will be shipped within 2–4 days. Otherwise, the stated delivery time applies, depending on the current order situation.Our casts are handmade in-house from casting wood and hand-colored, so it is possible that a photo may differ slightly in color from the piece supplied.

Dryopithecus had a semi-upright posture and is considered the ancestor of modern apes and humans.Age: Lower Pliocene, Middle Siwalik series, Nagrizone;Locality: Siwaliki Mountains, Northern IndiaSize: approx. 6 x 3 x 1.5 cmDelivery: If the cast is marked ‘green – in stock’, it will be shipped within 2–4 days. Otherwise, the stated delivery time applies, depending on the current order situation.Our casts are made in-house from casting wood and are hand-colored, so it is possible that a photo may differ slightly in color from the piece supplied.

Chin section.Dryopithecus had a semi-upright posture and is considered the ancestor of modern apes and humans.Age: Upper Miocene, Lower Siwalik series, Chinji zone;Locality: Siwaliki Mountains, Northern IndiaSize: approx. 3 x 2.5 x 5 cmWe make the casts in-house from casting wood and color them by hand.It is therefore possible that a photo may differ slightly in color from the piece supplied.

6-part cast set of the renowned Precambrian fauna (age: approx. 635-539 million years) from Australia.Consisting of:Mawsonites spriggi (picture 2, 13 x 14 cm)Dickinsonia costata (picture 3, 6 x 6 cm)Spriggina floundersi (picture 3, 6 x 4 cm)Tribrachidium heraldicum (picture 3, 4 x 4 cm)Cyclomedusa (picture 3, Ø 8 - 9 cm)Charnia masoni (picture 4, 23.5 x 8.5 cm)We produce the casts in-house from cast resin and color them by hand.For this reason, there may be slight differences in color between the illustrations and the original piece.

The original is in the Paleontological Museum of Kotelnich.Age: Upper Permian; Locality: Kotelnich near Perm, RussiaSize: 27 x 21 cmWe produce the casts in-house from cast resin and color them by hand.For this reason, there may be slight differences in color between the illustrations and the original piece.

Encrinus liliiformis LAM.Crown with peduncle and outspread arms with pinnulae.Age: Middle Triassic; Locality: Braunschweig, Lower Saxony, Germany Size: 11 x 15 cmThe casts are made in-house from casting wood and hand-colored, for this reason the delivered piece may slightly differ in color from the images shown here.

Encrinus liliiformis LAM.Closed crown with peduncle.Age: Middle Triassic, Upper Muschelkalk;Locality: Crailsheim, Baden-Württemberg, GermanySize: 10x17 cmOur casts are made in-house from casting wood and hand-colored, for this reason the color of the delivered piece may differ from the pictures shown here.

Eryops megacephalus COPECranium.Age: Lower Permian; Locality: Texas, USASize: 32 x 42 cm The casts are produced in-house from casting wood and hand-colored, for this reason the delivered piece may differ slightly in color from the images shown here.

Eryops megacephalus (COPE, 1877)Skeleton mounted on board.Age: Lower Permian; Locality: Texas, USASize: 182 x 90 x 203 cmThe casts are made in-house from casting wood and hand-colored, for this reason the delivered piece may differ slightly in color from the images shown here.

Eurohippus messelensis (formerly Propalaeotherium m.)Complete juvenile prehistoric horse skeleton on slab. A cast of a prehistoric horse from the famous Messel Pit in Hesse. With clearly recognizable four-toed forelegs and three-toed hind legs, this fox-sized animal is considered the ancestor of today's horses. It is the root of their evolution.Age: Middle Eocene; approx. 48 million years oldLocality: Messel Pit near Darmstadt, Hesse, GermanySize of slab: 30 x 23 cmCasts are made in-house from casting wood and hand-colored, for this reason the delivered piece may differ slightly in color from the images shown here.

Eurypterus remipes DEKAYAge: Upper Silurian; Locality: New York, USASize: 15 x 23 cmCasts are made in-house from casting wood and hand-colored, for this reason the delivered piece may differ slightly in color from the images shown here.

Left front foot of a turtle.Age: Upper Jurassic, Lower Portlandian; Lithographic Plattenkalk;Locality: Eichstätt, Bavaria, GermanySize: 7 x 8 cmWe produce the casts in-house from casting wood and color them by hand. Therefore, photos may differ slightly in color from the delivered piece.

Gastrocrinus giganteus W.E.SCHMIDTComplete with large proboscis (anal tube).Age: Lower Devonian; Locality: Bundenbach, Hunsrück, Rhineland-Palatinate, Germany Size: 18x21 cmThe casts are made in-house from cast wood and hand-colored.Therefore, photos may differ slightly in color from the delivered piece.

Gemündina stürtzi TRAQU.juvenile, dorsal cast.Age: Upper Devonian; Locality: CanadaSize of the slab: approx. 27.5 x 16.5 cmThe casts are made in-house from cast wood and hand-colored.Therefore, photos may differ slightly in color from the delivered piece.

Pongid ³M 3MTwo teeth of one of the largest apes that inhabited the Earth. With a body size of about three meters, it was more than twice the size of a gorilla.Age: Lower Middle Pleistocene, Ailuropora orang fauna;Locality: South ChinaDeilvery: If the cast is marked ‘green – in stock’, it will be shipped within 2–4 days. Otherwise, the stated delivery time applies, depending on the current order situation.Our casts are made in-house from casting wood and colored by hand. For this reason, color deviations between photos and the original piece are possible.

Large ventral valve.Age: Upper Carboniferous, Visé;Locality: Dublin, IrelandSize: approx. 20 x 14 x 8 cmAll casts are made in-house from casting wood and hand-colored.Therefore, photos may differ slightly in color from the delivered piece.

At a time when gold production in Ballarat was noticeably declining, the discovery of this nugget by Cornish miners gave people hope for a better life.The nugget went on display and thousands of visitors paid a shilling or more to see it. The Wittkowski brothers arranged its sale for 10,050 pounds sterling and exhibited it in Melbourne, Sydney and then in the Crystal Palace in London until November 1859. During this time, Adam August Krantz succeeded in acquiring the casting rights, which is why you can still marvel at the original form today. At the end of 1859 or slightly later, the "Wonder of the World" was bought by the Royal Mint in London, melted down and made into gold sovereigns.Found: June 9, 1858 in the Red Hill Mine in Ballarat, Victoria, AustraliaDepth: approx. 190 ft (57.91 m)Weight: 2217 troy ounces (62.85 kg)Purity: 99.6% pure goldValue in 1858: 10,000 English poundsToday's value: over 1,000,000 US dollarsWeight of replica: ~ 15 kgWe produce the casts in-house and color them by hand. Therefore, photos may differ slightly in color from the delivered piece.

At a time when gold production in Ballarat was noticeably declining, the discovery of this nugget by Cornish miners gave people hope for a better life.The nugget was put on display and thousands of visitors paid a shilling or more to see it. For 10,050 pounds sterling it was bought by the Wittkowski brothers and exhibited in Melbourne, Sydney and then the Crystal Palace in London until November 1859. During this time, Adam August Krantz succeeded in acquiring the casting rights, which is why the original form can still be admired today.At the end of 1859 or a little later, the "Wonder of the World" was bought by the Royal Mint in London, melted down and made into gold sovereigns.Found: June 9, 1858 in the Red Hill Mine in Ballarat, Victoria, AustraliaDepth: approx. 190 feet (57.91 m)Weight: 2217 troy ounces (62.85 kg)Purity: 99.6% pure goldValue in 1858: 10,000 pounds sterlingToday's value: over 1,000,000 US dollarsWeight of the replica: ~ 15 kgWe produce the casts and replicas ourselves and color them by hand. Therefore, the photos may differ slightly in color from the delivered piece.

Neolithic period;Age: about 4,000 yearsPlace of discovery: Gdansk, PolandSize: ca. 13 cmDepicted is a grazing horse or reindeer with a yoke-like pronouncement at the base of the neck, which is difficult to interpret. This wonderful, hand-colored Neolithic figurine is already designed as a palm charm. It fits the hand perfectly when the index finger is placed between the head and the front foot.

Neolithic period;Age: ca. 3,000 yearsSite of discovery: Bavaria, GermanySize: 16,5 cmBeautiful axe with side decorations and a shaft hole. A very impressive example of the craftsmanship of our ancestors. True-to-life replica, hand-painted.

Age: Devonian, Givetian. Locality: Gerolstein, Vulkaneifel, Rhineland-Palatinate, GermanySize: approx. 7 x 6 x 2.5 cmWe produce the casts inhouse and color them by hand. Therefore, the color of photos may differ slightly from the delivered piece.

Hipparion gracile (KAUP) right carpus. Age: Lower Pliocene; Locality: Vaucluse, FranceSize: 40 cm longWe produce the casts in-house from casting wood and color them by hand. Therefore, the color of the photos may differ slightly from the delivered piece.

Age: Upper Cretaceous, Upper Senon;Locality: Dordogne, FranceSize: 10x7x6 cmOur casts are made from casting wood and hand-colored in-house.It is therefore possible that photos may differ slightly in color from the piece supplied.

Holoptchius nobilissimus AG Age: Upper Devonian; Locality: ScotlandSize: 80 x 40 cmThe casts are made in-house from casting wood and hand-colored.Photos may differ in color from the delivered piece for technical reasons.

Homo erectus erectus CAMPBELLThree teeth (M3, M2, P1)Pleistocene; Trinil, Indonesien The castings are manufactured in our business with resin and hand-colored. Therefore, it may be that the picture is a little different from the delivered item.

Homo erectus (VON KOENIGSWALD, 1937)Sangiran II, also: Pithecanthropus IIFragmentary calvarium, probably female, adult.Age: Lower Pleistocene; Locality: Sangiran, Central Java, IndonesiaDelivery:  If the cast is marked ‘green – in stock’, it will be shipped within 2–4 days. Otherwise, the stated delivery time applies, depending on the current order situation.Casts are produced in-house from casting wood and colored by hand.For this reason, there may be slight differences in color between the illustrations and the original piece.

Homo erectus erectus CAMPBELLSkull reconstruction by Dr. G. WANDELLower Pleistocene; JavaDelivery:  If the cast is marked ‘green – in stock’, it will be shipped within 2–4 days. Otherwise, the stated delivery time applies, depending on the current order situation.The castings are manufactured in our business with resin and hand-colored. Therefore, it may be that the picture is a little different from the delivered item.

Homo modjokertensis (VON KOENIGSWALD)[previously Pithecanthropus modjokertensis]Skull of a child (Perning 1/Mojokerto 1)Age: Lower Pleistocene; Locality: Mojokerto, East Java, IndonesiaDelivery:  If the cast is marked ‘green – in stock’, it will be shipped within 2–4 days. Otherwise, the stated delivery time applies, depending on the current order situation.Casts, reconstructions and replicas are made and hand-colored in-house.For technical reasons, colors on photos may differ slightly from those of the delivered piece.

Fragment of lower jaw, maleAge: Middle Pleistocene; Locality: Zhoukoudian (formerly Choukoutien), Beijing, ChinaThe casts, reconstructions and replicas are made in-house and hand-colored.For technical reasons, colors on photos may differ slightly from those of the delivered piece.

Sinanthropus pekinensisLower jaw fragment of a juvenile.Age: Middle Pleistocene; Locality: Zhoukoudian (formerly Choukoutien), Beijing, China Casts, reconstructions and replicas are made and hand-colored in-house.For technical reasons, colors on photos may differ slightly from those of the delivered piece.

Homo erectus pekinensis WEIDENREICH Sinanthropus pekinensis (Black & Zdansky)Calvarium I, female.Age: Middle Pleistocene;Location: Zhoukoudian (formerly Choukoutien), Beijing, ChinaDelivery:  If the cast is marked ‘green – in stock’, it will be shipped within 2–4 days. Otherwise, the stated delivery time applies, depending on the current order situation.Casts, reconstructions and replicas are made and hand-colored in-house.For technical reasons, colors on photos may differ slightly from those of the delivered piece.

Sinanthropus pekinensisCranium, female.Skull reconstruction by Dr. G. WandelAge: Lower Pleistocene; Locality: Beijing, ChinaDelivery:  If the cast is marked ‘green – in stock’, it will be shipped within 2–4 days. Otherwise, the stated delivery time applies, depending on the current order situation.Casts, reconstructions and replicas are made and hand-colored in-house.For technical reasons, colors on photos may differ slightly from those of the delivered piece.

Sinanthropus pekinensisCranium, maleSkull reconstruction by Dr. G. WANDELAge: Middle Pleistocene; Locality: Beijing, ChinaDelivery:  If the cast is marked ‘green – in stock’, it will be shipped within 2–4 days. Otherwise, the stated delivery time applies, depending on the current order situation.Casts, reconstructions and replicas are made and hand-colored in-house.For technical reasons, colors on photos may differ slightly from those of the delivered piece.