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This is an extra large brightened (lightly bleached) goat rawhide. The goat rawhide is thin, does not have hair on it, and is ideal for making smaller hand drums, lamp shades, and craft projects. Bleached rawhide is a slightly heavier weight than regular rawhide. Rawhide is also referred to as parchment or vellum. The goat rawhide comes rolled. Individual pieces are shipped in heavy, cardboard tubes. Goats are not an endangered species. The skins are a by-product of the food industry. The...

This is an extra large brightened (lightly bleached) goat rawhide. The goat rawhide is thin, does not have hair on it, and is ideal for making smaller hand drums, lamp shades, and craft projects. Bleached rawhide is a slightly heavier weight than regular rawhide. Rawhide is also referred to as parchment or vellum. The goat rawhide comes rolled. Individual pieces are shipped in heavy, cardboard tubes. Goats are not an endangered species. The skins are a by-product of the food industry. The...

These old-fashioned parchments help teach history. Document size: 14" x 11.5" These parchments are made using a special process to look and feel very old. They look great mounted in your home. These ARE NOT old documents. They are modern reproductions. Printed and Aged to Look Old in the USA.

These old-fashioned parchments help teach history.Document size: 14" x 16" These parchments are made using a special process to look and feel very old. They look great mounted in your home. These ARE NOT old documents. They are modern reproductions. Printed and Aged to Look Old in the USA.

These are broken or cracked beaver teeth. Please note that we store the teeth in mineral oil to reduce the chance of cracking. All teeth may crack with the passage of time, especially if stored or used in a dry climate. To reduce the chance of further cracking, apply a light coating of mineral oil to the tooth as needed. We cannot ensure that a tooth will not crack with time.

These are small pieces of broken quahog shells sold by the pound. There are approximately 15 to 20 pieces of shell per pound. The number of pieces per pound will vary depending on the size of the shell pieces.The quahog (or quahaug) is native to the eastern shores of North America. There are specialist names for different sizes of this species of clam. The smallest clams are called countnecks, next size up are littlenecks, then topnecks. Above that are the cherry stones, and the largest are...

These are slightly chipped quahog shells sold by the pound. There are approximately 5 to 7 shells per pound; however, the number per pound will vary depending on the size of the shells. Each shell is approximately 4" long and 3" to 3.5" wide but sizes will vary.The quahog (or quahaug) is native to the eastern shores of North America. There are specialist names for different sizes of this species of clam. The smallest clams are called countnecks, next size up are littlenecks, then topnecks....

These turkey feathers are 8-12" long. The feathers come as a mix of left and right wing feathers.Turkeys are not endangered and are not subject to CITES.