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Drake's old notebook, featuring lyrics written when he was a teenager, is up for sale for $35,000.
Kinga Mathe makes the most luxurious dirndls on the market. Last year she made one that cost a whopping 27,000 EUR, but this year she has outdone herself with a new version that sets buyers back 46,000. The festive South German outfit is adorned with gold, pearls and diamonds. The exclusive dress is a limited edition, and only ten of them have been made. It takes Mathe one whole month just to finish one of them.
Yakut resident and local wheeler-dealer Vladimir Ammosov has put a hat made from real mammoth hair up for sale for $10,000 (8,800 euros). There is no hat like this in the world and the owner of the garment received a certificate which proves the uniqueness of the material. Mammoths roamed the territory of modern Siberia tens of thousands of years ago. A new must-have for fashionistas? Get ready for the winter with this mammoth-wool hat!
Yes, this is a real human head. You may have read about shrunken heads in some fiction literature, but shrinking the heads of enemies was common practice for some tribes of South America. And now, what may have earlier been the stuff of legends, can be your for the low price of 52,000 dollars. The shrunken head is being put up for sale by a taxidermist shop called Museumwinkel from the Dutch city of Nijmegen. In fact, the 150 year old shrunken head even has a name - the taxidermists have lovingly called him Henk. Although Henk's head was shrunken by Native Americans from Ecuador, Henk's origin may surprise you. Museumwinkel deals in a lot of oddities and stuff animals from around the world, but Henk is their most unusual piece ever. It's not exactly clear what route the shrunken head traveled after the living Henk was killed and scalped and it's also not clear how Henk ended up on the shelves of Museumwinkel - those little details will most likely become secrets of history. As creepy as it sounds, Henk the shrunken head is likely bound for a different home soon. This rare specimen will perhaps end his journey in the collection of a wealthy private individual, but at least we got to learn about his story before he disappears.
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