Lusitania Deck Chair - SOLD 5.366" Wood Section peaks This specimen is a fragment

This specimen is a fragment of Strelley Pool Stromatolite from the Dresser Formation in Western Australia

crabs spread from marine environments onto land and freshwater ecosystems

Featured in the Fourth Edition of the Mini Museum

it is a Nickel/Iron alloy so it is susceptible to rust should the coating wear off

The living fossil was saved from extinction and today can be found all over the world

Lusitania Deck Chair - SOLD 5.366" Wood Section peaks This specimen is a fragmentBriefly the worlds largest ship, the luxurious RMS Lusitania was also one of the fastest ships of its era. On May 1st, 1915, the Lusitania departed from New York on a voyage to Liverpool with 1,959 passengers aboard. The cargo hold of the Lusitania held other passengers as well: 4. 2 million rifle rounds, 1,250 shrapnel shell cases, and 18 fuse cases, all destined for the battlefields of the Great War. Though the Royal Navy had promised to escort the