Tyrannosaurus from CollectA’s prehistoric model range

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Bump-head Sunfish - Capturing Nature Print ecology Tyrannosaurus from CollectA’s prehistoric modelBump head sunfish, Mola alexandrini, captured in Darling Harbour in December 1882, and presented to the Australian Museum by sawmill proprietor Robert Chadwick. Photographer: Henry Barnes The perfect gifts for lovers of natural history and vintage photography and ephemera, this range of prints are reproduced from the rich Museum photographic archive that show the workings of the Museum in its history's infancy Available in 3 print sizes: A4: 210 x 297