For $32, a cranial burr, commonly known as a skull drill. A wicked looking medical tool to use to burrow into someone's head. Never used, unfortunately.

For $32, a copy of Triumph of the Will, the infamous Nazi propaganda film by Leni Riefenstahl. It is perhaps one of the most compelling movies made, in any time. New, in shrinkwrap. [photo].

S P E C I A L For $32, a package of eight vintage bondage photos from the 1950's to 1960's. The package will be randomly selected and will usually be in their original packaging. These are vile, amateur skanky photos, 4"x5" black & whites of women tied up, being spanked, etc. But done with artistic flair! These images are on one of our upcoming CD ROM's -- this is your chance to own the original source material. A very good deal at this price, these usually sell at twice the price. Must be a connoisseur age 18 or older.

For $64, a meteorite, tektite type meteorite found in Thailand's Korat Plateau. Theory is that these glassy molten nodules (sporting various aerodynamic shapes) struck earth after a larger meteorite created the crater Tycho on the moon. I will include documentation.

For $90, Rorschach test cards, such that you can administer psychiatric evaluations of your friends and fellow unstable rotten.com viewers. These are full sets of vintage cards on very thick stock and were surplussed by the US military. Vintage late 1950's to early 1960's. Photo of the title page from the card sets. Only a few of these are available.

For $120, human femur. Yes, it's perfectly legal! Don't call the police! This human thigh bone comes from an anatomical specimen and not from my most recent murder victim. It was purchased legally and I have appropriate documenation for you law enforcement officials reading this. Gift wrap available.

For $128, ushabti. A small (about 3.5" high) egyptian mummiform figure constructed of blue-green faiance and buried as a servant for the dead. Late Kingdom, 700BC or so. I only have a few of these.