4 5/8" Clovis "Cast Replica" From The Denver Museum of Natural History.

4 5/8" Clovis "Cast Replica" From The Denver Museum of Natural History.

4" Clovis "Cast Replica" From The Denver Museum of Natural History.

4 5/8" Alberta "Cast Replica" From The Denver Museum of Natural History.

Group of 4 "Cast Replicas" From The Denver Museum of Natural History. Includes Folsoms and Meserves.

4 3/16" Clovis "Cast" from the Denver Museum of Natural History.

2 3/4" Clovis "Cast Arrowhead" From The Denver Museum of Natural History.

4 1/2" Clovis Cast Arrowhead From The Denver Museum of Natural History.

3 3/16" Clovis "Cast" from the Denver Museum of Natural History.

3 9/16" Clovis Cast From The Denver Museum of Natural History.

3" Eden "Cast Replica" From The Denver Museum of Natural History.

3 9/16" Clovis "Cast" arrowhead from the Denver Museum of Natural History.

2 1/4" Scott's Bluff "Cast Arrowhead" From The Denver Museum of Natural History.

Eocene Period, 58-36 million years BP. A museum-quality reproduction of a green river turtle trionyx displaying predatory bite-marks from Wyoming, USA. 1.4 kg, 31x23x1cm (12x9x1/2"). Property of a Lin

2 5/16" Folsom Cast From The Denver Museum of Natural History.

Frame of 7 Cast Arrowheads From The Denver Museum of Natural History. The 6" x 8" Frame is included. The longest point is 3".

2 Folsom Cast Arrowheads From The Denver Museum of Natural History. The longest is 2 1/16"

2 11/16" Allen "Cast" arrowhead from the Denver Museum of Natural History.

20th century AD. A museum-quality plaster reproduction of a banjo fish from the Jurassic period, Solnhofen limestone formation, Bavaria, Germany. 1.9 kg, 45.5x27cm (18 x 10 3/4"). Property of a Lincol

Navajo rug, provenance Denver Museum of Natural History. [50" x 47"].

Lot of 7. Includes: Irwin, H.J and C.C. Denver Museum of Natural History, Number 8. Excavations at the LoDaisKa Site in the Denver, Colorado, Area. Peerless Printing Company, 1959. Snow, Dean R. India

Prehistoric Indians of the Southwest by H.M. Wormington The Denver Museum of Natural History 1969. Originally published in 1947. Very Good condition softback. Has age toning to cover from age. 191 pgs

Chapin, James P. * THE BIRDS OF THE BELGIAN CONGO. 4 volumes. New York: The American Museum of Natural History, 1932; 1939; 1953, 1954. x, 756; vii, 632; 821; ix, 846 pp. 4 quartos in uniform binding.

(lot of 2) Cast plaster hominid busts, stamped Tomas Newbery (American, 20th c.), under the direction of Harry L. Shapiro (American, 1902-1990), curator of the Department of Anthropology at the Americ

(lot of 2) Cast plaster hominid busts, stamped Tomas Newbery (American, 20th c.), under the direction of Harry L. Shapiro (American, 1902-1990), curator of the Department of Anthropology at the Americ