Miscellaneous Minerals, Odd Species - Western Sta

JULY - RUBY   Ruby, arguably the most famous of red colored stones, is the gemstone for July. Representing health and wisdom this gem comes from the 'corundum' mineral species. Hardest of natural

JULY - RUBY   Ruby, arguably the most famous of red colored stones, is the gemstone for July. Representing health and wisdom this gem comes from the 'corundum' mineral species. Hardest of natural

JULY - RUBY   Ruby, arguably the most famous of red colored stones, is the gemstone for July. Representing health and wisdom this gem comes from the 'corundum' mineral species. Hardest of natural

JULY - RUBY   Ruby, arguably the most famous of red colored stones, is the gemstone for July. Representing health and wisdom this gem comes from the 'corundum' mineral species. Hardest of natural

MARCH - AQUAMARINE   Aquamarine is March's birthstone. Derived from "Aqua", this gemstone was thought to protect sailors out on the open ocean. Formed from the mineral species of 'beryl', this co

"Against All Odds" Western sculpture by Linda S. Stewart, artist proof 2/25 numbered AP 2/25. Multi-patinaed bronze cowboy on white horse, 21" H x 13" x 9" at widest section. Heavy sculpture! Mounted

Quantity of finely bound book comprising odd volumes, incomplete sets and miscellaneous books all residue from the Skibo Library.

Large group of miscellaneous beads, many different materials and minerals, ranging in size from 1/16 to 1 1/2 inches. Provenance: Collection of Ruth Frank.

Nine (9) Pieces Sherle Wagner Miscellaneous Gold Plated Fixtures. Includes, spout, odd handles, collars etc. Unsigned. Used condition with oxidation. Shipping $65.00 (estimate $100-$200)

Second half 19th century. Found in Western Kentucky and likely from an Odd Fellows Lodge. Full skeleton wired and bolted together in a traditionally shaped coffin. Heart and hand over three link chain

4 3/8" Folsom Blade or Knife. Found at a Folsom Site in Western Kansas. Colorful flint with nice mineral staining. Thin, nice early Paleo Blade. Motley COA

Dealer lot of 153 U. S. Mint sets, 1962-2014. Ten sets each year 1962-1971, miscellaneous sets for other years.

Ron Lerch was the King of the Odd Shaped tokens, he loved them. Here is a lot of 35 tokens from Kentucky. Bell shaped, oval, rectangular, barrel shaped, cloverleaf, heart shaped, acorn shaped, horsesh

Far more than just boxes of rocks, these forty-two specimens in 1-inch plastic cubes are well-formed crystals showing off their inherent beauty. Bigger than micromounts, this collection includes miner

Miscellaneous U. S. Coins in various presentations: 1921 Morgan dollar, G-VG condition in blue hard shell case; 2000 Sacagawea dollar enameled by The American Mint in hard shell case; 1937 America's M

ID Marks: OS (Ohio Southern); Wabash (Wabash RR); WORR (Western Ohio RR); D&SE (Dayton & South Eastern); OR&W (Ohio River & Western); S&XRY (Springfield & Xenia RY); C&O (Chesapeake & Ohio); HVRR (Hoc

Offered here for your consideration are approximately 1600 carats of blue and green turquoise cabochons. This lot includes approximately 130 turquoise cabochons in a variety of sizes and shapes rangin

APPROX 9"Wx8.5"Tx3/8"THICK

Miscellaneous group of things found in the postcard boxes. Photo album of views of Honolulu, Territory of Hawaii, circa 1925; photographs; playing cards (loose); Auction bridge score book by a Hawaiia

Available here is a group of miscellaneous buckles, money clips, lighter covers, etc. This group features a wide variety of turquoise, coral, and silver work accents. Five buckles, two money clips, an

Offered here for your consideration is a group of miscellaneous U.S. cavalry type items. This varied lot includes two mohair cinches, two canteens, a picket stake and rope, feed bag, a bit, a saddle b

Lot of miscellaneous items: Brooklyn Bridge "the 8th Wonder" medal; Union Ferry Brooklyn Bridge ticket; 1932 "End the Depression" (stop crying, start buying) medal; 1932 George Washington Centtennial

Diverse lot of Canadian coins: 1963 Proof Like Set (carbon spots on the dollar); five $1 coins: 1964, 1965 (2), 1967 (2); all AU-BU condition; miscellaneous coins (about 20) no silver; miscellaneous s

Offered here for your consideration are three framed displays of miscellaneous arrowheads. Two of these cases include arrowheads only while the third contains a metal awl (copper ?) and several stone