NO RESERVE PRICE - A Swordfish Tusk mounted on a custom-fit stand - Rostrum on stand - Xiphias Gladius - 73 cm - 7 cm - 7 cm- Non-CITES species

Swordfish tusks, scientifically known as the rostrum, are elongated, flattened beak-like extensions of the upper jaw found in swordfish (Xiphias gladius). Measuring up to 73 cm in this specimen, these tusks have distinct texture and growth rings that can reveal information about the fish's age and habitat. Mounted on custom-fit stands, they serve as striking natural history decor and conversation pieces. Historically, swordfish rostrums have been collected as trophies or used in maritime-themed interior design, symbolizing ocean adventure and sport fishing culture. Important to note, this particular tusk is from a non-CITES species, meaning it is not subject to the strict international regulations protecting endangered wildlife, allowing lawful collection and display. Such displays captivate enthusiasts of marine biology, nautical art, and unique natural curiosities.