"The Leopard Rabbit"; A Sideshow Taxidermy Oddity in Glazed Case sub-Curios There was a young chap

There was a young chap named Staunton Cressy

Ernst Schotte & Co were active from 1855 until the early twentieth century

perfect for those who still appreciate the hand-written word

In overall good condition for its type

two skeletons were to lie slumped together one either side of an iron door

"The Leopard Rabbit"; A Sideshow Taxidermy Oddity in Glazed Case sub-Curios There was a young chapOrigin: English Period: Mid Twentieth Century Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1950 60 The Case: Depth: 8 inches Width: 21. 5 inches Height: 17 inches Roll up, Roll Up! Enter the strange world of The Side Show and see the bearded lady, the living head, the fastest mathematician, the French guillotine, and now. the leopard rabbit! Once part of a travelling menagerie, this natural gaff tricked exhibit rabbit is spotted with a line down its back, thereby