Authentic 19th Century Mummified Head - Circus Sideshow Artifact with Human Teeth, Historical Curiosity

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Rare 19th-century mummified head known as ‘TIC’, featuring clay construction, genuine human teeth, mounted on brass stand, displayed in custom wood and glass case
Rare 19th-century mummified head known as ‘TIC’, featuring clay construction, genuine human teeth, mounted on brass stand, displayed in custom wood and glass case
Rare 19th-century mummified head known as ‘TIC’, featuring clay construction, genuine human teeth, mounted on brass stand, displayed in custom wood and glass case
  • Rare 19th-century mummified head known as ‘TIC’, featuring clay construction, genuine human teeth, mounted on brass stand, displayed in custom wood and glass case
  • Rare 19th-century mummified head known as ‘TIC’, featuring clay construction, genuine human teeth, mounted on brass stand, displayed in custom wood and glass case
  • Rare 19th-century mummified head known as ‘TIC’, featuring clay construction, genuine human teeth, mounted on brass stand, displayed in custom wood and glass case
Rare 19th-century mummified head known as ‘TIC’, featuring clay construction, genuine human teeth, mounted on brass stand, displayed in custom wood and glass case
Rare 19th-century mummified head known as ‘TIC’, featuring clay construction, genuine human teeth, mounted on brass stand, displayed in custom wood and glass case
Rare 19th-century mummified head known as ‘TIC’, featuring clay construction, genuine human teeth, mounted on brass stand, displayed in custom wood and glass case

Authentic 19th Century Mummified Head - Circus Sideshow Artifact with Human Teeth, Historical Curiosity

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Discover a rare and historically significant 19th-century mummified head, crafted from clay and featuring genuine human teeth. Mounted on a brass stand, encased in a custom wood and glass display, this macabre relic is a fascinating piece of circus and sideshow history.

Known as 'TIC', this mummified head has a rich provenance, having once belonged to a notorious colonial bandit. After his death in 1901, TIC’s head was preserved in saltpeter and toured the sideshow circuit, captivating audiences at carnivals and freak shows throughout the early 20th century.

Today, it stands as a compelling conversation piece for collectors of oddities, criminology artifacts, and historical memorabilia. A rare item for private collectors, museums, or anyone with a passion for macabre curiosities and unusual historical relics.

Dimensions: 14.5” (H) x 9.5” (W) x 7” (D)

Materials: Clay, real human teeth, brass, wood, and glass

Provenance: Former traveling sideshow artifact and private collection item.

This exceptional piece of history can be a striking addition to your collection of antique curiosities.

For more information: 

Watch our YouTube Video 

Read our Blog Post

Description

Discover a rare and historically significant 19th-century mummified head, crafted from clay and featuring genuine human teeth. Mounted on a brass stand, encased in a custom wood and glass display, this macabre relic is a fascinating piece of circus and sideshow history.

Known as 'TIC', this mummified head has a rich provenance, having once belonged to a notorious colonial bandit. After his death in 1901, TIC’s head was preserved in saltpeter and toured the sideshow circuit, captivating audiences at carnivals and freak shows throughout the early 20th century.

Today, it stands as a compelling conversation piece for collectors of oddities, criminology artifacts, and historical memorabilia. A rare item for private collectors, museums, or anyone with a passion for macabre curiosities and unusual historical relics.

Dimensions: 14.5” (H) x 9.5” (W) x 7” (D)

Materials: Clay, real human teeth, brass, wood, and glass

Provenance: Former traveling sideshow artifact and private collection item.

This exceptional piece of history can be a striking addition to your collection of antique curiosities.

For more information: 

Watch our YouTube Video 

Read our Blog Post

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