Mini Museum - Fifth Edition (LARGE - 34 Specimens)
Mini Museum - Fifth Edition (LARGE - 34 Specimens)
The Fifth Edition Collection begins with the stellar heart of our solar system. The core of a primitive celestial body formed in the cataclysmic heat and violent aftermath of the sun’s ignition. We'll journey from this exuberant beginning more than 4.6 billion years ago to visit with our closest neighbors in the cosmos.
We will explore it all... from armored fish in the ocean's depths to the conquest of land, and scrambling creatures covering the surface of our planet. We'll see the largest creatures ever to roam the earth as well as those who evolved to prey upon their majestic forms.
Please Note: This 34-Specimen version features the full lineup from the Fifth Edition with exclusive specimens from the early production run. In the near future, this larger collection will be replaced with a limited 29-specimen version, so if you're looking to pick up the full collection, the time is now.
In addition, each specimen is handcrafted from authentic source material. As such, these tiny treasures will vary in size, color, and appearance. Some will also show the effects of the intense acrylic embedment process. This is especially true of the Permian Bone and Amelia Earhart Vega 5B specimens. Such variations are normal and lend to the unique nature of each collection.
1945 Empire State Building Crash Fragment
Old Ironsides USS Constitution
📸 All the specimens from the Fifth Edition Collection
34 Specimens from the Fifth Edition!
The 34 Specimen (LARGE) Fifth Edition of the Mini Museum measures approximately 5" tall x 4" wide x 1" thick and contains 34 different specimens from the complete Fifth Edition Collection:
Stellar Heart (Muonionalusta Meteorite), Martian Dust Storm (Shergottite, NWA 7397), Starry Night (Lunar Meteorite, NWA 13951), Magma Ocean (Isua Greenstone), Cauldron of Life (Deep Sea Hydrothermal Vents), Rough Ruby (Mozambique), Conquest of Land (First Land Plants), Dunkleosteus (Armored Fish, Permian Bone, Coelacanth ("The Living Fossil"), Carcharodontosaurus (Tooth), Oviraptor (Bone), Daspletosaurus (Bone), Alamosaurus (Bone), Woolly Rhinoceros (Bone), Glyptodon (Scute), Darwin Glass (Tektite), Dawn of Creativity (Red Ochre), Early Modern Humans (Stone Tool Core), Lost Civilization (Luristan Bronze Sword), Roman Siege Engines (Ballista Shot), Ottoman Empire (Kemha Silk), Monticello (Home of Thomas Jefferson), Old Ironsides (USS Constitution), Amelia Earhart (Vega 5B, First Solo Transatlantic Crossing), Empire State Building (Stainless Steel Mullions), Cold War Espionage (Soviet Spy Camera), Walt Disney (Disneyland, Main Street Apartment), Queen of the Skies (Boeing 747), Woodstock (The Original 1969 Stage), Nuclear Arms Race (Trident 1 C4 Missile), Sony Walkman, Mount Everest (Climbing Rope), Gateway to the Stars (Launch Complex 39A, Kennedy Space Center)
Quite a list, right? You can read more about each of these items and the rest of the colllection on our special page for the Fifth Edition.
In addition to 34 specimens, the LARGE Fifth Edition Mini Museum (MM5) also includes:
- Detailed, 170-page Hardbound Companion Guide Book
- Custom Microfiber Pouch
- Display and Storage Box
- Certificate of Authenticity
Above: Your Mini Museum will arrive in a handsome Display Box. Inside the box, your Mini Museum will be protected by a Custom Micro-Fiber Pouch. You will also find a Certificate of Authenticity, and a 170-page hardbound book which we call the Companion Guide.
The Mini Museum is a handcrafted, limited edition collectible. The unique specimens are artfully arranged and clearly labeled. The entire collection is encased in Lucite acrylic and designed to inspire for generations.
Please Note: The Mini Museum is a hand made product and the production process lends itself to small variations. All Mini Museums are sold "as-is" and by purchasing a Mini Museum, you acknowledge that such variations can occur. Such variations highlight the artisanal nature of the project, as each Mini Museum is made by hand and absolutely unique.
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