A real stag beetle pinned inside a 6.3 inch frame, listed as an entomology taxidermy specimen and pitched for tabletop display or wall hanging. It's the first genuine-specimen entry the catalog has picked up in this run — where the resin skull sits in the faux-anatomy lane, this one sits in the actual-anatomy one, the sort of framed-bug-under-glass object that historically lived in a naturalist's study before it started showing up on decor shelves.
312 prior accessions average 4.6/5 at $39.00, a respectable sample size for a real-specimen piece at this tier — real taxidermy usually carries thinner review counts than mass-produced decor, so the volume here is a small point in its favor. The listing doesn't specify the frame material, glass vs. acrylic front, or how the beetle is mounted, so treat those specifics as unconfirmed until the piece is in hand.
