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Musculus Tibialis — Anatomical Reference Shorts

$190.00
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The posterior lower limb, treated as a museum plate. Hand-numbered.

The back of the leg, treated as a museum plate. Heavyweight bone-ivory ripstop cotton practitioner short, mid-thigh, drawcord waist, slash side pockets, single zip back pocket.

The back panel is the canvas. A full-length pen-and-ink study of the posterior lower limb — gastrocnemius, soleus, tibialis posterior, flexor digitorum longus, the Achilles tendon — labeled in fine archival cursive in Latin. Beside the figure, the origin and insertion notes; at the hem, a cross-section of the lower tibia and fibula. The kind of plate that once hung in an anatomy theatre.

Chapter I, Blood Line — a closed run of 108 hand-numbered pairs. The final cell of the print is embroidered by hand with the name of your gym on completion of the Roll Call.

Construction: 14 oz ripstop cotton, drawcord and elastic waistband, single zip back pocket, reinforced inseam. Bone (#E7E0D2). Sold once, sealed forever.

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