"SPEAR HEAD" TOBACCO CUTTER.

This is a fantastic cast iron tobacco cutter advertising Spear Head Tobacco by the P.J. Sourg Company. CONDITION: Shows areas of paint loss to the cast iron. However, the cast iron has a great aged lo

95. LARGE IRON SPEAR HEAD TOBACCO CUTTER | 16.5" l. | (Very Good Condition) | $50 - $100

Framed. This sign depicts a boat load of Brownies on a sailboat. Some foxing and edge nicks. Great image. Condition (Very Good). Size 15 - 1/2" T. x 14 - 1/2" L.

Spearhead Chewing Tobacco Enamel Metal Advertising Sign. Made in bright primary colors of red, yellow and blue, this vintage enameled metal sign has 6 holes for mounting. The red arrow pointing to the

Ancient Near East, Iran, Amlash culture, ca. 13th to 10th century BCE (bronze sword) and Achaemenid Persian Empire, ca. 550 to 330 BCE (silver spear head). A pair of ceremonial weapons from ancient Ir

Native American Spear Head and Knife Assortment (39) items of chert, flint and obsidian, mostly Woodland to historic period but including some transitional Paleo to Archaic period side and corner notc

Rare Large Koto era Jumonji Yari Japanese Samurai Polearm Spear Head. Ca. 1573-1592, Hitachi Province. Signed by Sword Smith HIDESADA SAKU. Reverse Signed JOSHU TOJOJU. Healthy Hamon & Boshi. NTHK Pap

Steel and hardwood tobacco cutter. The cutting blade is in the profile of a beaver with cross-hatched design to the tail. Turned wooden handle. Mounted to a shaped maple block with moulded edge. Good

Large carved wood, cigar store display head of mustached man wearing a turban. Head has significant cracking. Condition (Good). Size 24" T.

Native American, Northwestern United States, likely Oregon, Columbia River Region, Chinookan peoples, ca. 9th to 19th century CE. This a large piece of obsidian hand knapped into a lengthy spear head

Ancient Central / Northern Europe, Celtic Iron Age, ca. 5th to 1st century BCE. An iron spear head with a large blade and socket. The blade it petaloid, with a pointed tip and prominent midrib that ru

Rated 9, 30"x20", SSP sign has excellent color and gloss, field is clean, has small chips around the perimeter.

RARE - TOBACCO CUTTER "FLAT IRON PLUG" ORIGINAL PAINT Dimensions: 16"

Northern Europe, Scandinavia, Viking or Norse culture, ca. 9th to 10th century CE. A forged-iron spear head with a petaloid blade surmounting a conical socketing shaft. The shaft is formed by hammerin

8” length with finely forged medially ridged leaf shaped point. Lapped seam conical socket with two holes for fastening pins. Sound stable excavated condition with good profile. Certificate of a

Ancient luristan bronze Spear Head circa 1000 B.C. Size 14 1/2 inches length. Fine heavy bronze spear head with high ribbed back with double edged blade and long handle. Provenance: Private NYC Collec

Canada 1900. Wood, Steel Canadian Order of Foresters featuring stag, beaver and initials. 19" x 9" x 8". Complete, professionally fastened to a circular live-edge slab. No restoration. Originated from

Cast iron & steel with embossed double sided panel on blade mount reading: Hattiesburg/Grocer Co/Hattiesburg Miss, base with embossed Patented Dec. 1, 1914, in old blue repaint, embossed on underside

CHINESE TURQUOISE GOLD SILVER INLAID BRONZE SPEAR HEAD WARRING STATES. L. 19 cm. Weight 197 gram. . Domestic shipping $30 and oversea $100. Combined shipping available. Pick-up available in our NJ war

A BLACK FOREST DOG'S HEAD TOBACCO BOX, with lift off head and glass eyes. 7ins high.

Europe, ca. 800 to 500 BCE. This is a hammered iron spear head with a tapered, leaf-shaped design, a slight ridge, and a slender conical socketed shaft for attaching to a piece of wood. Iron spear hea

Large Near Eastern Bronze Spear Head, c. 800-500 B.C.Leaf shaped with sharp mid rib ending in conical guard decorated with incised geometrical pattern on both sides, square sectioned and thick shaft t

Extremey rare, of finest form, texture and workmanship, a very fine gray-green napped flint from Mexico and the Aztec peoples, of probably the 15th century. Once on loan to the Newark Museum. Extremel

cut steel on wooden base, overall 15" X 9".