3D scans of 5 models of ginger (Amomum zingiber). The models were created around 1803 most likely by Franz Stoll or Johann Jaich, who were employed at the Naturalien-Cabinet, the predecessor of the Natural History Museum Vienna, ...

3D scans of 6 cacao pod models. The models were created around 1803 most likely by Franz Stoll or Johann Jaich, who were employed at the Naturalien-Cabinet, the predecessor of the Natural History Museum Vienna, as wax modellers. ...

3D scans of 4 lime models. The models were created around 1803 most likely by Franz Stoll or Johann Jaich, who were employed at the Naturalien-Cabinet, the predecessor of the Natural History Museum Vienna, as wax modellers. They ...

3D scans of 6 apricot seed models. The models were created around 1803 most likely by Franz Stoll or Johann Jaich, who were employed at the Naturalien-Cabinet, the predecessor of the Natural History Museum Vienna, as wax ...

3D scans of chili pepper models. The models were created around 1803 most likely by Franz Stoll or Johann Jaich, who were employed at the Naturalien-Cabinet, the predecessor of the Natural History Museum Vienna, as wax modellers. ...

3D scan of a model of garlic. The model was created around 1803 most likely by Franz Stoll or Johann Jaich, who were employed at the Naturalien-Cabinet, the predecessor of the Natural History Museum Vienna, as wax modellers. It ...

3D scans of 4 eggplant models. The models were created around 1803 most likely by Franz Stoll or Johann Jaich, who were employed at the Naturalien-Cabinet, the predecessor of the Natural History Museum Vienna, as wax modellers. ...

3D scan of a model of a sugar apple or sweetsops (Annona squamosa). The model was created around 1803 most likely by Franz Stoll or Johann Jaich, who were employed at the Naturalien-Cabinet, the predecessor of the Natural History ...

3D scans of 3 pear models. The models were created around 1803 most likely by Franz Stoll or Johann Jaich, who were employed at the Naturalien-Cabinet, the predecessor of the Natural History Museum Vienna, as wax modellers. They ...

3D scans of 6 banana models. The models were created around 1803 most likely by Franz Stoll or Johann Jaich, who were employed at the Naturalien-Cabinet, the predecessor of the Natural History Museum Vienna, as wax modellers. ...

3D scans of 7 bamboo models. The models were created around 1803 most likely by Franz Stoll or Johann Jaich, who were employed at the Naturalien-Cabinet, the predecessor of the Natural History Museum Vienna, as wax modellers. ...

3D scans of citrus fruit models. The models were created around 1803 most likely by Franz Stoll or Johann Jaich, who were employed at the Naturalien-Cabinet, the predecessor of the Natural History Museum Vienna, as wax modellers. ...

3D scans of 3 boal or bengal quince (Aegle marmelos) models. The models were created around 1803 most likely by Franz Stoll or Johann Jaich, who were employed at the Naturalien-Cabinet, the predecessor of the Natural History Museum ...

3D scans of watermelon models. The models were created around 1803 most likely by Franz Stoll or Johann Jaich, who were employed at the Naturalien-Cabinet, the predecessor of the Natural History Museum Vienna, as wax modellers. ...

3D scans of 7 jujube (Ziziphus jujuba) models. The models were created around 1803 most likely by Franz Stoll or Johann Jaich, who were employed at the Naturalien-Cabinet, the predecessor of the Natural History Museum Vienna, as ...

3D scans of lobiya models. The models were created around 1803 most likely by Franz Stoll or Johann Jaich, who were employed at the Naturalien-Cabinet, the predecessor of the Natural History Museum Vienna, as wax modellers. They ...

3D scans of four models of a Basidiomycota mushroom. The models were created around 1803 most likely by Franz Stoll or Johann Jaich, who were employed at the Naturalien-Cabinet, the predecessor of the Natural History Museum ...

3D scan of a model of a pumpkin. The model was created around 1803 most likely by Franz Stoll or Johann Jaich, who were employed at the Naturalien-Cabinet, the predecessor of the Natural History Museum Vienna, as wax modellers. ...

3D scans of six parval models. The models were created around 1803 most likely by Franz Stoll or Johann Jaich, who were employed at the Naturalien-Cabinet, the predecessor of the Natural History Museum Vienna, as wax modellers. ...

3D scan of a fungus model, Amanita caesarea, commonly also known as Caesar’s mushroom. The model is part of the collection Leopold Trattinnick (1764–1849) and was acquired by the archive via donation in 2011.

3D scan of a fungus model, Merulius chantarellus. The model is part of the collection Leopold Trattinnick (1764–1849) and was acquired by the archive via donation in 2011.

3D scan of a fungus model, Agaricus (Pleuropus) ostreatus, commonly also known as oyster mushroom. The model is part of the collection Leopold Trattinnick (1764–1849) and was acquired by the archive via donation in 2011.

3D scan of a fungus model, Boletus subtomentosus, commonly also known as suede bolete. The model is part of the collection Leopold Trattinnick (1764–1849) and was acquired by the archive via donation in 2011.

3D scan of a fungus model, Boletus edulis, commonly also known as penny bun. The model is part of the collection Leopold Trattinnick (1764–1849) and was acquired by the archive via donation in 2011.

3D scan of a reconstruction of a dodo (Raphus cucullatus), the now extinct flightless bird which was endemic to the island of Mauritius. The first eyewitnesses of the dodo were a Dutch fleet led by Van Warwjick in 1598 - within ...