June Consignment Sale

Miller Lite On Tap Neon Advertising Sign Dated 1977

Dazey No. 20 Two-Quart Glass Butter Churn

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Dundee, OH, United States

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June Consignment Sale

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Two Japanese-Style Edged Weapons with Carved Bone Handles: This lot includes two Japanese-style edged implements featuring hand-carved bone components. The first item is a tanto-style blade in an aikuchi mounting, consisting of a steel blade with a brass

0194: Two Japanese-Style Edged Weapons with Carved Bone HandlesEst. $10-$1,000$10(1 bid)

American Alligator Taxidermy Head Mount: This specimen consists of a taxidermy head mount of an American Alligator (Alligator mississippiensis). The head is prepared as a standalone display piece in an open-mouthed pose. The upper hide is

0195: American Alligator Taxidermy Head MountEst. $10-$1,000$10

American and European Pocket Watches and Small Clocks: This group of mid-20th-century timepieces includes various pocket watches, movements, and small clocks primarily of American manufacture. The collection features multiple Westclox models such as the

0196: American and European Pocket Watches and Small ClocksEst. $10-$1,000$10

Two Pre-Columbian Style Ceramic Figurines: This lot features two figurative ceramic sculptures rendered in the style of ancient Mesoamerican cultures. The first figure is modeled in the reclining Chacmool form, characteristic of Toltec and

0197: Two Pre-Columbian Style Ceramic FigurinesEst. $10-$1,000$10

An Assortment of North American Indigenous and Trade Artifacts: This collection contains an assortment of North American archaeological and trade items, including a stone gorget, a pottery bead, a carved bone bead, and a strand of glass trade beads. The stone

0198: An Assortment of North American Indigenous and Trade ArtifactsEst. $10-$1,000$10

Nineteen Prehistoric Native American Stone Artifacts from Ohio: A professional collection of nineteen prehistoric stone artifacts from Ohio, comprising an assortment of knapped projectile points, bifacial blades, and a ground stone gorget. The collection features

0199: Nineteen Prehistoric Native American Stone Artifacts from OhioEst. $10-$1,000$10

28 Native American Lithic Artifacts from Columbiana and Mahoning Counties, Ohio: This assembly consists of 28 Native American lithic artifacts including projectile points, scrapers, and bifacial tools. The collection features a variety of materials characteristic of the Ohio

0200: 28 Native American Lithic Artifacts from Columbiana and Mahoning Counties, OhioEst. $10-$1,000$10

Native American Lithic Artifacts from Ohio: This is twenty-eight Native American lithic artifacts, primarily consisting of projectile points and bifaces. The group is presented within a glass-fronted display case with a red fabric lining.

0201: Native American Lithic Artifacts from OhioEst. $10-$1,000$10

Twenty-Four Native American Lithic Artifacts from Ohio: This collection consists of twenty-four Native American lithic artifacts, primarily comprising projectile points and stone tools. The assembly includes a variety of prehistoric forms such as

0202: Twenty-Four Native American Lithic Artifacts from OhioEst. $10-$1,000$10

Native American Lithic Artifacts from Ohio: An assortment of North American Indigenous lithic artifacts primarily consisting of various projectile points, commonly referred to as arrowheads and spearheads. The collection exhibits diverse

0203: Native American Lithic Artifacts from OhioEst. $10-$1,000$10(1 bid)

An Assortment of Prehistoric Lithic Artifacts and Ground Stone Tools, Ohio: This collection consists of an assortment of prehistoric lithic artifacts and ground stone objects, likely of North American indigenous origin. The items are presented in a glass-topped, red

0204: An Assortment of Prehistoric Lithic Artifacts and Ground Stone Tools, OhioEst. $10-$1,000$10

Thirty-Eight Prehistoric Lithic Projectile Points and Tools from Ohio: This collection consists of thirty-eight prehistoric lithic tools and projectile points attributed to Ohio, United States. The specimens are crafted from various regional materials, including mottled

0205: Thirty-Eight Prehistoric Lithic Projectile Points and Tools from OhioEst. $10-$1,000$10

47 Prehistoric Ohio Native American Stone Artifacts and Organic Material: This collection consists of 47 prehistoric Native American artifacts primarily featuring lithic stone tools and one significant organic specimen. Attributed to the prehistoric cultures of the Ohio

0206: 47 Prehistoric Ohio Native American Stone Artifacts and Organic MaterialEst. $10-$1,000$10

28 North American Indigenous Lithic Artifacts from Ohio: 28 stone tools and projectile points of North American Indigenous origin, attributed to the Ohio region. The assemblage includes a diverse range of typologies, featuring stemmed, side-notched, and

0207: 28 North American Indigenous Lithic Artifacts from OhioEst. $10-$1,000$10

33 Native American Projectile Points and Lithic Tools, Ohio: This is 33 Native American projectile points and lithic tools, documented as being from the Ohio region. The assembly contains a variety of diagnostic forms including side-notched, corner-notched,

0208: 33 Native American Projectile Points and Lithic Tools, OhioEst. $10-$1,000$10

Early 20th Century History, Juvenile, and Classic Literature Volumes: This group comprises several antique andhardcover books focused on history and fiction. The primary volume is titled Freedom's Triumph: The Why, When and Where of the European Conflict, published by

0209: Early 20th Century History, Juvenile, and Classic Literature VolumesEst. $10-$1,000$10

House, Homer D. Wild Flowers; and A Christmas Box of Pretty Stories. Two Volumes.: This lot consists of two distinct hardcover volumes. The first is Wild Flowers by Homer D. House, a botanical study bound in dark, ornate blind-stamped cloth with a gilt-stamped title block on the

0210: House, Homer D. Wild Flowers; and A Christmas Box of Pretty Stories. Two Volumes.Est. $10-$1,000$10

Late 19th-Century Folio Scrapbook of Newspaper Clippings and Chromolithographs. Circa 1891-1895.: A large late 19th-century personal scrapbook of the commonplace book style, folio in size. The volume is bound in a half-leather binding with black cloth-covered boards and leather-reinforced

0211: Late 19th-Century Folio Scrapbook of Newspaper Clippings and Chromolithographs. Circa 1891-1895.Est. $10-$1,000$10(1 bid)

Antique Hardcover Books including Hawthorne, Parkman, and White, 1900-1911: An assortment ofand antique hardcover books, primarily dating from the late 19th to early 20th centuries. The collection includes several notable titles in various publisher's cloth bindings with

0212: Antique Hardcover Books including Hawthorne, Parkman, and White, 1900-1911Est. $10-$1,000$10(1 bid)

A Set of 20 World War II US Marine Corps Saipan Operation Official Photos with Original Envelope: This lot consists of a complete set of 20 black and white souvenir photographs documenting the United States Marine Corps Saipan Operation during World War II. The set is housed in its original

0213: A Set of 20 World War II US Marine Corps Saipan Operation Official Photos with Original EnvelopeEst. $10-$1,000$10

Remington 2010 Double Strike Copperhead Damascus Bullet Knife: Remington model R2253-D Double Strike Copperhead pattern pocket knife, produced in 2010 as a limited edition of 250 pieces. This specific specimen is serial numbered 130 on the front bolster. The

0214: Remington 2010 Double Strike Copperhead Damascus Bullet KnifeEst. $10-$1,000$10(1 bid)

TwoCase Fixed Blade Hunting Knives with Leather Sheaths: This lot features two American-made fixed blade hunting knives manufactured by Case. The first knife is a clip-point hunter with a tang stamp reading CASE. The handle is constructed of jigged bone or

0215: TwoCase Fixed Blade Hunting Knives with Leather SheathsEst. $10-$1,000$10

Slavia ZVP Break-Barrel Spring-Piston Air Pistol .177 Caliber with 7 Inch Barrel: This is a single Slavia ZVP break-barrel spring-piston air pistol chambered for .177 caliber pellets. Produced in Czechoslovakia, this air gun features a rifled barrel and a robust steel receiver

0216: Slavia ZVP Break-Barrel Spring-Piston Air Pistol .177 Caliber with 7 Inch BarrelEst. $10-$1,000$10(1 bid)

U.S. Military Model 1904 Pattern Cavalry Leather Saddle Bag: This is a single leather saddle bag, identified by its construction as a U.S. military Model 1904 cavalry pattern. The bag is made of dark brown leather and features a large top flap with a distinct

0217: U.S. Military Model 1904 Pattern Cavalry Leather Saddle BagEst. $10-$1,000$10

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