So, here's some more info:
About 11 years ago I traveled to Namibia where I hunted a wide variety of native game. On my last day I culled a large, 18 year old male Hartmann's Mountain Zebra. He was skinned immediately and then tanned and sewn (no backing or felt) into a skin/rug. For 10 years he's been draped over a couch while various dogs and cats have enjoyed lying on him and (unfortunately) occasionally nibbling on some edges.
Overall I'd say he was in mid-B to C condition - coloring is a striking tannish (almost like the Namibian sand) and of course white and black.
Some slight ragged edging on one side of the face, a small hole near a haunch that I'm sure could be repaired, and of course the two stitched areas where the entry/exit wound from the .30-06 round. Other stitching areas seen on the backside of the hide from where he was made into the skin/rug.
Dimensions are:
Length from tip of tail to snout: 10 ft, 4 inches
Tail itself is 24 inches long
Width from the rear leg to rear leg is 72 inches
Width from front leg to front leg is 68 inches
Pictures are on a king sized bed for comparison
Wondering what a reasonable price to ask for this? We are downsizing and just can't keep it around anymore. I'm sure with a little TLC and a good cleaning it would really shine, and given that you don't see many Hartmann's zebra skins on the market I've got to imagine it might have some value.
Thank you.
Link to lots of pics:
https://www.taxidermy.net/threads/424756/#post-2763993
