Cow Scapula Shoulder Blade, 15.5 Inches – Natural Bone Oddity

Description

A natural cow (cattle) scapula, the shoulder blade, most likely Bos taurus; the identification as a cow scapula is a best guess based on size and shape. It is a broad, flat, fan-shaped (roughly triangular) blade with a raised ridge (the spine of the scapula) running along one side, narrowing to a thick neck that ends in the shoulder socket (glenoid) with a hooked projection beside it. The surface is weathered, from cream-tan to gray, with darker staining, natural cracks, and some scuff and white marks on the blade. The photos show the whole bone, the blade from both sides, and close-ups of the neck and socket end.

Features:
– Weathered natural cow scapula / shoulder blade (likely cow)
– Approx. 15.5 x 10 x 4 inches
– Weighs 2 lb 10 oz
– Broad flat fan-shaped blade with a ridge (spine) along one side
– Narrow neck ending in the shoulder socket (glenoid) with a hooked projection
– Cream-tan to gray weathering, staining, natural cracks and scuff/white marks as shown in the photos
– Each bone is one of a kind; you get the one pictured

Great for oddity and curiosity collections, bone and skeleton displays, altars and ritual work, Halloween and gothic decor, art, props, or study and comparison. Decorative use only.

Aged item: As is, no returns. Local pickup in Sumas, WA.

Shipping note: this is a bulky, awkward-shaped piece (about 18 x 12 x 6 in, about 4 lb 8 oz packed). Ship with live carrier rates only; no flat rate.