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"Ü" Umlaut T-Shirt
$ 21.95
Visit product page →Hanes "Beefy" Unisex T-Shirt made of 100% pre-shrunk cotton.
White T-shirt with the staple Umlaut and Thorns logo. "Mutter Museum of the College of Physicians of Philadelphia" on the back.
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Ceph Tote Bag
$ 6.95
Carry all the things you'll need for the day in this sleek Mütter Museum Ceph Tote Bag!Visit product page → -
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Cephalothoracopagus Keychain
$ 7.00
Visit product page →Carry a piece of the Mütter collection wherever you go with this laser-etched Cephalothoracopagus Keychain!
Comes in a custom Mütter box.
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Chang & Eng Magnet
$ 3.00
This 3" bold image of Chang & Eng's death cast will surely be a conversation piece on your fridge!Visit product page → -
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Conjoined Twin Cookie Cutter
$ 6.50
Visit product page →You'll be sure to have the most talked about cookies during the holiday season and throughout the year with this custom Conjoined Twin Cookie Cutter.
Made exclusively for the Mütter Museum with Gingerbread recipe included.
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General Pre-Paid Admission Ticket
$ 18.00
Visit product page →Looking to purchase admission to our museum for someone special? Now you can pre-purchase your adult admission tickets through our webstore and have them shipped to your loved ones! These tickets are meant to be given as a gift and should not be purchased for "day-of" admission. To purchase tickets for immediate use, please visit:
http://muttermuseum.org/visit/hours-admission/
Tickets do not expire and are valid for any entry time during normal visiting hours. Please click the link below to view hours of operation for the Mütter Museum.
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Giant & Dwarf Postcard
$ 0.75
Visit product page →An image of three skeletons;
5'3" tall Male
7'6" tall Male
3'6" tall Female
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Gift Card
$ 10.00
Visit product page →Having a hard time finding the perfect present for your loved one? Let them decide! Our gift cards are available in a variety of denominations to suit your needs.
Once purchased, an email will be sent to the address you've entered with a redeemable code to be used at checkout.
No physical card will be issued. Gift Cards are only redeemable online.
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Grit, Gravity & Grace: New Poems About Medicine and Healthcare
$ 12.00
Visit product page →Grit, Gravity & Grace: New Poems About Medicine and Healthcare is a modest collection of forty-one poems by thirty-eight poets that originated from a poetry competition sponsored by the Section on Medicine and the Arts at The College of Physicians of Philadelphia in the winter of 2014 - 2015.
The primary goal of the competition was to bring together poets and those who love poetry from all walks of life in a shared poetic dialogue about medicine, health and healthcare. The secondary goal was to host an evening poetry event at The College in celebration of the 25th anniversary of National Poetry Month in April 2015. Poems in this collection are by students, health care practitioners, educators, patients, and their families. They capture unique experiences and perspectives; they speak of vulnerability and ambivalence, insight and epiphany. Some bear witness to caregivers' compassion, others to detachment. Some observe illness and the human condition with humor, others with profound sadness.
The poems are grouped by season as many capture images relevant to a particular time of the year or focus on a disease that peaks during certain months. "Spring" allows us to move from the joy of new birth to the angst of adolescence, from the nourishing nature of intravenous therapy to the fresh bloom of life following remission from cancer. "Summer" reminds us of the devastating polio epidemics of years gone by but also invokes optimism, vacations, the promise of new discoveries and experiences. "Autumn" presents a time for reflection on what it means to be a student, to suffer from depression, to struggle as the caregiver of an aging parent, or acknowledge the growing frailty of the body. "Winter" devolves into dire diagnoses, threats to one's sense of self, and the fears and realities of death, dying and loss; yet even here, the warmth, beauty and resilience of human nature prevail.
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Highlights from the Mütter Museum of The College of Physicians of Philadelphia
$ 9.95
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Highlights from the Mütter Museum of The College of Physicians of Philadelphia
$ 9.95
A 44-page, 6" x 6" photo booklet featuring full page, full color photos of highlights of the Mütter Museum's collection. A popular keepsake for all Mütter Museum guests.Visit product page → -
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Krakow Candle
$ 18.00
Visit product page →The monsters featured on these candles were once perceived as prodigies; warnings from God that could foretell ominous occurrences or good fortune.
In a similar fashion, Tarot cards have been historically used as a means of divining the future and the meaning behind it.
These candles are designed in a tarot-card style as a reminder of the prevalence the supernatural once had in attempting to understand medical abnormalities.
Each monster is pictured with the year its birth was recorded. A description of the Krakow monster is written below.
Candles are unscented, made with vegetable & paraffin wax, and measure 6" in height.
"In the year 1547, at Krakow, a very strange monster was born, which lived for three days. His head did somewhat resemble the shape of the man's but his eyes were flamed like fire. His nose was long and hooked and stood like the shin-bone of the leg, or trunk of an elephant. In the joints of his limbs, near the shoulders, upon the elbows and the knees, there appeared dogs' heads. His hands and feet were like the feet of a goose; he had two eyes above his navel and a tail behind like a beast's, having a hook at the end. In sex he was a male.
The cause of this misshapen monster, we ascribe to God alone, yet notwithstanding through the insight of our reason, we may perceive also the detestable sin of sodomy in this monster."
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