An almost 200-year-old condom has just gone on display at an exhibition at the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam. It is thought to be made of a sheep's appendix and features an explicit print representing a nun and three clergymen.

An unusual condom featuring a cheeky illustration of a nun and clergymen has made its debut at the Rijksmuseum, shedding light on the risqué side of 19th-century sexuality. This nearly 200-year-old artefact,

The decorated contraceptive unveiled at the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam is thought to be a brothel souvenir and was likely made from a sheep’s appendix in 1830.