"Bezoar, Gallstone, Stomach Pearl Base Under Napoleon III Globe"
Round bezoar presented in a 19th century globe with label. The bezoar is a calcified foreign body most often found in the stomach of ruminant animals, once renowned for its anti-poison properties and then sought after for cabinets of curiosities. 
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