Dimensions: 42 x 29.7 cm (A3)
Packaging: Board back recyclable, wrapped in crystal clear cello (recyclable in most District Councils).
Materials: Printed on 350 gsm off white paper.
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The Human Skeleton Screen Print
£35.00
Unframed, signed and dated, open edition screen print. An illustrated human skeleton naming the major bones in our human bone system.
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| BUY LOCAL - MADE IN COUNTY OF | London |
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This product is dispatched directly from BRITISH design BRITISH made's bricks and mortar store in Battle High Street. Our standard delivery charge is £3.95 to anywhere in the British Isles using Royal Mail 2nd Class post. Any product that is made to order, as indicated on its product page, will be sent to you separately later. Should we find our High Street store has sold out of anything in your order, we will make every effort to restock that item and post it out to you as soon as possible. You can also collect your order in which case please tick the 'Pick up from store' option during the checkout process. We will let you know when your order is ready for collection. You will also need to collect anything made to order or delayed due to restocking.
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