Preparer: Siddle Graeme
Date: December 1881

Notes: Harvested in one of the harshest winters on record when even the brownies were succumbing.

Preparer: Otis Barton
Date: June 1935

Notes: Collected from the deep recesses of space, accessed through a portal found in the Mariana Trench, which was in turn accessed by a diving bell.

Preparer: Unknown
Date: 1923

Notes: Records indicate that these three teeth are all from the same person. One tooth includes a mercury amalgam filling.

Preparer: Various
Date: Various

Notes: Though collected by many individuals over many years, all specimen have been thoroughly cleaned.

Preparer: Orien Gabris
Date: 1792

Notes: These feathers were from one of the last remaining harpies. She was kept in a subterranean zoo outside Athens.

Preparer: Valentin Botello
Date: 1818

Notes: Only the baby chimera have a rattle.

Preparer: Mary Anning
Date: 1819–1840

Notes: Each shell contains the sound of the ocean at a specific location, at a specific time.

Preparer: Godai Kiyo
Date: 1651

Notes: Because living Hokori (dust bunnies) can only be collected by maidens, the Godai family of women gathered them as the family trade for centuries. Kiyo was one of the lesser-known but vastly superior collectors.

Preparer: Unknown
Date: Unknown

Notes: The species of these bones have been lost to time. But there is obviously part of a bird wing, and at least a few leg bones

Preparer: Unknown
Date: 1568

Notes: If you don’t know the room, you can’t know the room.

Preparer: Anna Thynne
Date: June 1935

Notes: Collected from the deep recesses of space, accessed through a portal found in the Mariana Trench, which was in turn accessed by a diving bell.

Preparer: Felix Yusupov
Date: December 1916

Notes: As long as the pearls of blood remain on the silver string, they will remain fresh and vital.