Large Fossil Shark’s Tooth, South Carolina, Miocene

Polished Fossil Shark Tooth: Megalodon Miocene 10 M.Y.O. South Carolina 5.3"

Otodus Megalodon Miocene 10 M.Y.O. South Carolina 4.55"

Fossil Shark Tooth: Megalodon South Carolina 3"

Fossil Shark Tooth: Angustidens South Carolina 2"

Fossil Shark Tooth: Otodus Megalodon South Carolina 4.4"

Fossil Shark Tooth: Isurus destori South Carolina 2.1"

Excellently prepared example dated to the Lower Devonian Period. Large example measuring 14 1/2" x 10 3/4". Sold from the collection of Alan H. Shoemaker, Columbia, South Carolina.

20th century. having flower basket form with massive handle. H26" W27 1/4"

Height 7.25 inches.

Fossil Shark Tooth: Megalodon Amazing Color Florida 2.45"

Fossil Shark Tooth: Otodus 2.6"

Pygmy Great White Morocco (orientalis) 1.6"

Upper Palaeocene, Thanetian Stage, circa 56 million years B.P.. From Otodus obliquus Agassiz 1843 (mackerel shark). 234 grams, 79 mm (3 1/8 in.). From the Ouled Abdoun Basin Formation (Phosphate beds)

3 Fossil Shark Teeth: Great White 1.7-2"

The Statutes at large of South Carolina, 1682-1838, Volume 7. Edited by David McCord, printed in 1840. First edition. Includes 72 Acts regarding slavery. 10in tall x 7-1/2in wide. Rebound in library c

5 1/4" Megladon SharkTooth Fossil Found in South Carolina

Charleston South Carolina 1859 Large Sterling Silver Shovel Scoop marks for William Carrington & Co. Scrolling Foliage Etched Bowl, monogrammed handle. Measures 9" long and bowl 2 1/2" wide. Approxima

By William Gale and Son, New York, bearing retailer mark of Carrington Thomas & Company Charleston South Carolina. The large spoon having renaissance form and monogrammed “PHF?”. Good condition wi

South Carolina. one large and three smaller cups. hand chased, the largest marked "Presented to Louis M. Shimel Pres. Jewish Community Center, Chas, S.C. 1945." H6 1/4" H4" 7.0 oz

Grande tortue fossile Large Fossil Tortoise Stylemys nebrascensis Oligocene White River Badlands, South Dakota, USA Stylemys nebrascensis was the first North American fossil tortoise described; it ran

South Carolina Currency June 1, 1775 South Carolina Provincial Congress Large Format 50 Pounds Note PMG graded Very Good-8 South Carolina Provincial Congress. June 1, 1775. 50 Pounds. "Woman frightene

(South Carolina, 1924-2005) Large watercolor on paper of Charleston flower lady signed lower right and dated 46. Good overall condition. H15" W12" Sold from the collection of a private Southern schola

Framed Vintage limited edition large color print by Charleston, South Carolina artist Alice Ravenel Huger Smith (1876-1958) who was a native and lifelong resident of that city. The print is titled "Ca

Large Map of North Carolina and South Carolina With map of Georgia and Florida[separately] on versos Cartographer: George Franklin Cram Dated: Circa 1900