1872 DATED WALRUS TUSK GRIP WALKING STICK CANE

36.5" L x 2.5" Gold Knob- Presentation Cane to MC Dunlap of the B&A Railroad of Engineers -Dated September 1972

A walking stick with gold terminal that bears the text, "Made from the timber of the First John St. Church erected 1768 , Rev. A.M. Osborn to J.W. Degram, 1872". Dimensions:35" long. Provenance:From a

ANTIQUE ROLLED GOLD REPOUSSE PRESENTATION WALKING STICK CANE DATED 1887 INSCRIBED: "BENJ SAAG OCT 10th 1887" EBONY SHAFT “A PICTURE IS WORTH 1,000 WORDS” EXAMINE PICTURES CAREFULLY AS THEY ARE WOR

34 INCH GOLD GRIP CANE 4 1/2 INCH LONG AND 1" ROUND. PRESENTED TO A. BAECHLOLD BY HIS Os AND Es OF HC AND CC MILLS TALLADEGA ALA. USA SHIPPING $5.

19 th Victorian English gold-tone with mother of pearl cane GOLD GRIP Amazing CANE WALKING STICK chased and engraved details and ebonized stick .the stick made from copper with gold inlaid . FOR condi

Three canes and a walking stick; one cane has a 925 mark on the handle, the walking stick has a leather strap and possibly a gold cap with inscription "Canadian Press Association 1884", all are approx

39 INCH GOLD GRIP Amazing CANE EXCELLENT CONDITION

(A) "From Reverend Diebtel to Rev. Lockch." Cane 36" long, ferrule 1 - 1/2". (B) "From Jas E. Harris from Memphis Letter Carriers," dated 1899. Cane 36 - 1/2" long, ferrule 1 - 1/2". No damage or repa

A historically significant cane dated 1858 and 1812 on side. Wooden shaft taken from the first English frigate, The Constitution, commanded by Captain Daves and Captain Hull. Cane 35" long, ferrule 1"

(A) Pottsville, PA cane. Shaft 35" long, ferrule 1". (B) Cane dated 1917. Shaft 35 - 1/2" long, ferrule 1 - 1/4". (C) Plain top cane. Shaft 36" long, ferrule 1". No damage or repairs. Condition: (Exce

(A) Dated 1910. Cane 36 - 1/2" long, ferrule 1 - 1/2". No damage or repairs. (B) Dated 1903. Cane 34 - 1/2" long, ferrule 1 - 1/2". No damage or repairs. Condition: (Excellent) Dimensions: Largest: 36

Handle tests for 14K gold. Dated 1882. Handle 2 - 1/2" long, cane 34 - 1/4" long, ferrule 1 - 1/4" long. Minor dents to handle. Condition: (Excellent) Dimensions: 34 - 1/4" Long.

(A) "Commodore Thomas Burke Crossing Princess Bay on 'The Only Son,'" ship dated 1891. Cane 36" long. Missing ferrule. (B) "From law Department of M. K. and T. Ry to A. Mitchell." Cane 34" long, ferru

(A) Knotty wooden cane, one piece with two sterling plaques on handle. "To E. A. Gibson From the Letter Carrier," dated 1897. Cane 34" long, ferrule 1 - 1/2". (B) Sterling handle with snake, marked "W

Victorian Gold-Filled Walking Stick Cane with ornate floral and engraved handle dated December 7th '87; used condition, wear/worn, measures 33 1/4" high

Very nice vintage walking stick with brass medallions attached noting many different locations for Boy Scouts of America Jamborees around America. Each medallion is is dated with dates from the 1930s

Victorian era walking stick cane handle. It was presented to the Reverend Dr. J. F. McElhinny by the Choir of the Sacred Heart Church dated Feb 6, 1889. Reverend McElhinney tried to establish a notewo

A wooden walking stick and cane with natural straight handle. The twisted walking stick includes a leather tie at its top for storage or extra grip. Cane measures approx. 34.5" long. Light surface scr

This beech cane or walking stick, has a hooked grip. When removed with a firm tug, the grip reveals a tree tapper hidden away within the shaft.

GOLD KNOB HANDLE CANE 35 INCHES LONG WITH 1 3/4 INCH BY 1 1/8 INCH THICK GRIP. NO MONOGRAM. EXCELLENT USED CONDITION. USA SHIPPING $5.

S.F. Hebb (American/Maryland, 19th century). Folk art carved walking stick dated January 10, 1882 for "TR Rowe of 214 D Street, Washington DC" depicting his pets, livestock, birds and other animals. S

GENUINE TURQUOISE AND STERLING SILVER CANE 37 INCH LONG 3/4" INCH OAK SHAFT. 4 INCH GENUINE TURQUOISE STONE GRIP 1" SQUARE. STERLING SILVER ENGRAVED M B P. USA SHIPPING $5.

each cap with inscription, sticks dated 1865 and 1885, cane dated 1923, cane band stamped 14K, all mainly 35-36in., one walking stick missing tip but undamaged

VIRGINIA / NORTH CAROLINA FOLK ART CARVED OAK / HICKORY CANE / WALKING STICK, shaft featuring two slender spade-head snakes meandering from bottom to below grip, with interspersed horse, anchor, and l