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Published 24 May 2021

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  • display of two medieval-style coins in an open box, placed next to a human skull replica. The coins are intricately designed, and the box seems to contain a description or story related to the coins, possibly for a museum or a collector's edition set

    Box of coins

    $15.99
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  • skull sculpture with feline features, adorned with various engravings, including the words "GOOD BYE" and the number "67890.

    Cat skull ashtray

    $19.99
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  • a sticker set from the Medieval Torture Museum, featuring illustrations of historical torture devices such as the "Iron Maiden," "Torture by Rats," and "Pear of Anguish"

    Exclusive Medieval Torture Sticker Set

    $0.01
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  • Notebook and quill set with ink, from Medieval Torture Museum.

    Feather Pen Big Set

    $23.99
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  • gift set from the Medieval Torture Museum featuring a vintage-style feather quill pen, ink bottle, and multiple pen nibs, displayed in an elegant box

    Feather Pen Small Set

    $15.99
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  • ealistic heart model with Medieval Torture Museum box

    Heart vase in box

    $27.99
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  • a box of condoms branded with the "Medieval Torture Museum" logo and theme

    Set of condoms

    $9.99
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  • a sticker set from the Medieval Torture Museum, featuring illustrations of historical torture devices such as the "Iron Maiden," "Torture by Rats," and "Pear of Anguish"

    Sticker Set

    $4.99
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