Mount Everest Ladder Rung - 12.60" Long, 1" Diameter xiphactinus This specimen is a 124-gram

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Mount Everest Ladder Rung - 12.60" Long, 1" Diameter xiphactinus This specimen is a 124-gramThis specimen is a complete ladder rung from the Khumbu Glacier on Mount Everest. It measures 12. 60" long and is 1" in diameter. It includes an individual, signed certificate of authenticity, noting the source location. As with all ladder rungs, this item will have signs of wear from crampons and exposure. Some will also show signs of stress (i. e. bent).