Styckningsplansch. IV. Får by Max Richter (1942)

Butchery chart of a split sheep carcass with numbered cut lines, a kidney illustration, and Swedish inspection stamp examples

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A printed butchery chart shows a split sheep carcass with numbered labels marking the kidney, shoulder, ribs, breast, and loin cuts, with black cutting lines drawn across the body. A key in Swedish lists meat inspection stamp types for cattle, sheep, goats, pigs, and horses, with example stamps shown at the lower right. The work is titled Styckningsplansch. IV. Får, attributed to Max Richter and dated 1942.

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1942

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Animals