Condition: Used,Animal Type: Large Animal,Type: Horns & Antlers,Animal Species: Deer,Country of Origin: Germany An set of six antique Black Forest roe deer (Capreolus capreolus) trophies mounted on wooden plaques, painted in dark green. The trophies are from the Palace Salem in South Germany. Shot by a member of the lordly family of Baden around 1900. The plaques have labels with handwritten entries on the back. In some cases, the family crests are also burned into the back of the wooden plaques. A great addition to every rustic cabin decoration. Trophies are mementos from the hunted game, which are kept by the huntsmen as a souvenir or decorative item. For many centuries it was a tradition to collect trophies. Nowadays exactly these are becoming more and more popular as decorative highlights in hunting lodges. This article contains parts of animal origin, which belong to non-endangered and non-threatened animals and follow the US Fish & Wildlife regulations. They are not listed on CITES Appendix I and II. Our international shipping follows all country laws. width: 5.91 inches height: 13.78 inches depth: 8.27 inches