| Walter Potter's Taxidermy Wire | |
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| Wire shaped like water buffalo | |
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Origin |
Walter Potter |
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Type |
Animal Taxidermy Wire |
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Effects |
Anthropomorphic Related Properties; Can make animals walk and talk |
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Downsides |
Can make felines smile oddly |
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Activation |
Bending Wire |
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Collected by |
Gerald Cooper |
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Section |
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Aisle |
8373-32737 |
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Shelf |
7262-2732673-3344 |
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Date of Collection |
Jan.01.1863 |
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Owner Information[]
Walter Potter was an English taxidermist noted for his anthropomorphic dioramas featuring mounted animals mimicking human life.
Object History[]
The Cheshire Cat in the story Alice in Wonderland was a cover up by Warehouse agents to hide the effects of this artifact from the public.
Effects[]
Allows the user to make animals walk upon two legs, communicate using human languages, understand technology and express beliefs usually though to be reserved only for people. Any feline affected will gain a crooked, mischievous looking grin.
| Alice in Wonderland |
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| Basis Artifacts |
| Alice's Crown • Anna de Coligny's Crown • Charles II's Executioner Axe • George III's Crown • Hakim Abu'l-Fath Gilani's Hookah • Jean-Frédéric Peugeot's Pepper Mill • John the Cappadocian’s Golden Tessera • Juana the Mad of Castiles' Crown • Lewis Carrol's Looking Glass • Mary I of England's Tea Cup • Mary Queen of Scots' Croquet Mallet • Peter Henlein's Egg • Ring of Gyges • Romulus and Remus' Shepard Staff • Theophilus Carter's Alarm Clock • Typhon's Scale • Walter Potter's Taxidermy Wire • White Fan |
| Other |
| Alice Liddell • Alice's Adventures In Wonderland • Charles Dodgson's Rosary • Lucy's Diamonds • Through The Looking-Glass, And What Alice Found There |