Yeti Paw (top)

This yeti paw was taken from the remains of a 9 foot Yeti discovered in Tibet, 1861.  The corpse was divided among several prestigious universities, but in recent years the specimens have become difficult to locate.  This paw was recently shipped to my private museum, from its former home at Princeton University.  This particular specimen is in very good shape, with most of the natural fur intact.  The paw measures close to 11" from wrist to the tip of the middle finger, and the entire specimen reaches over 15 inches in length.