Authentic Macaca fascicularis Skull — Early 1900s Tribal Trophy

A rare, museum-grade Macaca fascicularis (long-tailed macaque) skull from Northern Luzon, Philippines, traditionally preserved and displayed as a tribal trophy in the early 20th century. Offered with full documentation and ready for serious collectors, researchers, and institutions.

• Authentic ethnographic and natural history artifact
• Estimated early 1900s, Northern Luzon, Philippines
• CITES documentation included for compliant international trade
• Museum-grade condition with natural patina
• Secure, fully insured worldwide shipping where permitted

Specifications

Species

Macaca fascicularis (Long-tailed macaque)

Origin

Northern Luzon, Philippines

Estimated Age

Early 1900s, pre–World War II

Measurements

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Condition

Naturally preserved with original patina, cleaned only with mild soap and water. Minor age-related wear consistent with historical display and preservation.

Cultural & Historical Context

 Skulls of this type were historically incorporated into ceremonial and domestic displays within Cordilleran communities of Northern Luzon. Today, such artifacts are valued for their ethnographic and educational significance and are sought by museums, universities, and serious private collectors.

Important Notice

Offered strictly for educational, research, and display purposes. No modifications have been made to the specimen beyond gentle cleaning. Colors and textures may vary slightly due to lighting and display settings. Listing photographs depict the exact specimen you will receive.