



Unidentified Feather Sample
Welcome to the Cryptozoologist's Cabinet! This is part of a series of cryptid related prop items that will be sure to bring a little mystery to your cabinet of curiosities, cryptid collection, or renaissance faire costume!
Could this sample be from the legendary mothman himself? Maybe some other mysterious, bird-shaped thing? But definitely not an owl* haha that would be ridiculous. This feather sample may be used for educational teaching and training, particularly in the field of cryptid identification and sample testing. Handle with care.
*This is a reference to the theory that the original Mothman sighting was actually a misidentification of a Barred owl and is entirely sarcastic.
***The corks in these jars are secured tightly in the jar neck, but are not sealed. If enough force is applied, they may open or break. The screw on lid of the phoenix ashes is not sealed either, and is therefore easily opened. It is not recommended that they be opened as the “ashes” are small and potentially sharp, and could therefore bring harm to a human or animal if spilled and stepped on / swallowed.***
Unidentified Feather Sample
Welcome to the Cryptozoologist's Cabinet! This is part of a series of cryptid related prop items that will be sure to bring a little mystery to your cabinet of curiosities, cryptid collection, or renaissance faire costume!
Could this sample be from the legendary mothman himself? Maybe some other mysterious, bird-shaped thing? But definitely not an owl* haha that would be ridiculous. This feather sample may be used for educational teaching and training, particularly in the field of cryptid identification and sample testing. Handle with care.
*This is a reference to the theory that the original Mothman sighting was actually a misidentification of a Barred owl and is entirely sarcastic.
***The corks in these jars are secured tightly in the jar neck, but are not sealed. If enough force is applied, they may open or break. The screw on lid of the phoenix ashes is not sealed either, and is therefore easily opened. It is not recommended that they be opened as the “ashes” are small and potentially sharp, and could therefore bring harm to a human or animal if spilled and stepped on / swallowed.***