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RMC075HE–Arabian Frankincense, Olibanus Tree, Mastic Tree (Boswellia sacra, Boswellia carteri), dried sap, resin.
RFBHC6HK–Resin on trunk of fire damaged Canary pine tree (Pinus Canariensis) on in The Canary Islands
RFRFMEKT–Macro Close up of an amber stones from Baltic sea. Multicoloured background for advertising and banners. Vintage fossilised resin as a background.
RM2E1JD1Y–Copal is the resin produced by ancient gymnosperm trees, mostly Pines. If allowed to age and fossilize it becomes Amber which is much sought after
RMAWTERM–Bronze Resin Statuette Sculpture Ribbons by Sue Riley sculptor Limited Edition of 25 1990s EDITORIAL USE ONLY
RFFC28WN–Pine trunk with bark stripped away to obtain resin, Darß Forest, Darß, Fischland-Darß-Zingst, Western Pomerania Lagoon Area
RMB29XEN–Abyssinian Myrrh (Commiphora abyssinica), twig with leaves, twig with leaves and resin, studio picture
RMWB2GMA–1973 resin panels by unknown artist on side of Boots chemists in King's Lynn. Portrays aspects of King's Lynn's history including historic buildings.
RF2TC6WP7–Frankincense and myrrh resin in a wooden bowl. Mixture of hardened resin of the genus Boswellia and of Commiphora myrrha.
RM2R4XYE3–NYC Department of Transportation contractors painting a New York City pedestrian zone with Transpo brand methyl methacrylate (MMA) resin.
RMDHBAGP–Elephant House or Animal House & Plastic Resin Animals at Marseille Funny Zoo in the Gardens of Palais Longchamp Marseille France
RMAWTJMK–Bronze Resin Statuette Sculpture Ribbons by Sue Riley sculptor Limited Edition of 25 1990s EDITORIAL USE ONLY
RMD918KW–dh Agathis australis KAURI NZ Kauri tree bark and Kauri gum wood resin sap new zealand forest trees close up
RFFC28WP–Pine trunk with bark stripped away to obtain resin, Darß Forest, Darß, Fischland-Darß-Zingst, Western Pomerania Lagoon Area
RMC06C5R–Manila Copal, the resin of a coniferous timber tree (Agathis dammara) native to the Moluccas and the Philippines
RF2TCHBH9–Frankincense resin in a white bowl. Small pieces of hardened aromatic olibanum resin, obtained from trees of the genus Boswellia.
RM2CADAFH–Egypt, Cairo, Tutankhamon jewellery, from his tomb in Luxor : Resin scarab, with a wire in gold and a sculpted Benu (heron) bird.
RF2FM9K13–Resin dripping from a pine tree in respons to an injury, close-up of the bark of a Norway spruce
RMAWTFEX–Bronze Resin Statuette Sculpture Al Viento by Miro Spanish sculptor of Barcelona Spain Limited Edition EDITORIAL USE ONLY
RMD9BWWW–dh Agathis australis KAURI NZ Kauri tree bark and Kauri gum wood resin sap new zealand forest close up north island
RMEB9TD8–Employee of the Opuwu gum-resin factory holding resin drops of the Guggal, Guggul or Mukul Myrrh Tree (Commiphora wildii), the
RMC06KJM–Myrhh, the dried oleo gum resin of the Gum Myrh (Commiphora myrrha) native to Yemen, Ethiopia and Somalia
RF2KDF0E5–Frankincense pieces, olibanum tears, resin circle from above, isolated, over white. Aromatic resin, used in incense and perfumes.
RF2FM9K0Y–Resin dripping from a pine tree in respons to an injury, close-up of the bark of a Norway spruce
RMJCBH6P–Fossilised fly in amber resin, hard, translucent originating from extinct coniferous trees of the Tertiary period of the fossil record
RMAWTFDW–Bronze Resin Statuette Sculpture Al Viento by Miro Spanish sculptor of Barcelona Spain Limited Edition EDITORIAL USE ONLY
RFEB2NN5–Local man harvesting the precious resin of an Frankincense Tree (Boswellia sacra), near Mughsayl, Dhofar Region, Orient, Oman
RMC06DR9–Elemi, the resin of a tree (Canarium luzonicum) native to the Philippines. Studio picture against a white background.
RF2TCBNG1–Frankincense on the sieve of an incense burner, from above. Tears or pieces of hardened olibanum resin. Aromatic resin, used in incense and perfumes.
RMJCBH6K–Fossilised fly in amber resin, hard, translucent originating from extinct coniferous trees of the Tertiary period of the fossil record
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