African Greater Kudu Trophy With Original Identification Tag, Mozambique, 1966

A Greater Kudu trophy from Mozambique, dated 1966, with its original brass identification tag still attached. Widely regarded as one of the most elegant and sought-after species of African antelope, the Greater Kudu is famous for its majestic spiral horns and noble bearing, making it one of the most iconic trophies of classic African safaris.

The trophy features the long, twisted horns characteristic of the kudu, its harmoniously proportioned head, and its delicate features. The elegant spiral horns are among the most admired in the animal kingdom and contribute to the piece’s exceptional visual impact.

Mounted in the traditional safari style, the trophy is accompanied by its original brass identification tag, attesting to its provenance and enhancing its historical value. These plaques are highly prized by collectors, as they establish a direct link to the period and location of collection during the golden age of African hunting expeditions.

This trophy, with its exceptional decorative presence, is ideal for a hunting lodge, a country house, a library, an office, a safari-themed interior, a trophy room, or a collection of African wildlife memorabilia. Its impressive size and elegant silhouette make it a stunning centerpiece for any wall.

A remarkable vintage African trophy combining natural beauty, historical provenance, and classic safari character.

Origin:

Mozambique

Date:

1966

Material:
Taxidermied Nectar with original brass identification tag

Species:

Greater kudu (Tragelaphus strepsiceros)

Dimensions:

Height: 110 cm
Width: 70 cm
Depth: 30 cm

Condition:

Very good vintage condition. Slight wear due to age and display. Original brass plaque present. Horns well-preserved and in excellent overall condition.

Keywords:

Florin Antiques