Cannel Coal Shovel Pendant

2 1/8" Cannel Coal Pendant. Found in Lawrence Co, OH (Goldcamp) by Hubert Frazier. Good condition. Ex-Bill Craycraft

8" Constricted Center Gorget. KY. Cannel Coal. Very fine (G10) condition. Ex-Art Gerber. Putty G10 and Partain COAs

C. F. A. VOYSEY (1857-1941) FOR THOMAS ELSLEY & CO. COAL SHOVEL, CIRCA 1898 brass (63cm long) Literature: Livingstone K. et al., C.F.A.Voysey: Arts and Crafts Designer, V&A Publishing, London 2016, p.

Super nice example from Wood Co., Ohio in banded slate. Jackson G-9 COA.

6" Pendant. OH. The top 1 1/2" was restored, but the Pendant itself is a rare and fine Shovel Pendant with tallies. Ex-Capt. Tom Miller, Tom Davis

4 7/8" Shovel Pendant. Allen Co, OH. Slate. Large, nice example. Ex-Archie Diller. Davis G9 COA

4 1/2" Cannel Coal Ring Discoidal. NY. Thin, good symmetry. Ex-Pat Orsary. Davis G8 COA

4" Two-Hole Shovel Pendant. LaGrange Co, IN. Rare type. Slate. Ex-Dale Roberts

3 1/2" Shovel Pendant. Spencer Co, IN. Hematite. Rare type. Ex-Galen Irwin (#1290), Chalmer Lynch. G10. Partain COA

Very well made 4 1/4" Lizard Effigy. KY. Cannel Coal. Ding to bottom of tail. Davis G8 COA

Green and red slate. Very pretty. Ultra thin with perfect symmetry. Found by Ken Broughton in Carter County, Kentucky. Jackson G-10 COA.

Two Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad Lanterns, Coal Shovel, and Spike Driver A small group of four items all marked for the Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad including an Adlake Kero lantern embossed C&O on the to

Nice relic pictured in CSAJ Vol 35, #3, pg 146 (1988) and Ohio Arch. Vol 36 #4 on the Back cover (1986) Also pictured in Who's Who #7, pg 191 (1988) Triple pictured!

3 7/8" Slate Shovel Pendant. Wood Co, OH. Glued. Ex-Lewis McDaniel Collection

6” Cannal Coal Pendant with engraving reglued chipped at top

This is a lot of four railroad tools, including a pitchfork and three coal shovels. The pitchfork and one coal shovel are from the Erie Railroad, and are stamped ERIE RR. The other two shovels are fro

Rare Canal Coal Pendant, Size: 2" long .92" wide, Ex Byron Anderson collection, Byron can be found in Who's who's in Indian Relics vol. 2

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A vintage copper toned metal coal scuttle. The piece has a top handle. Weighty. Approx. 16H x 19W in. The piece comes with brass hued metal coal shovel. Piece has some wear consistent with age and use

19th C. brass coal scoop.

Mutli use iron shovel/ paddle. Late 19th century to early 20th century. Possibly used as a bakers oven paddle or for shoveling coal into a steam engine. Up cycle use. Height 44 in. Paddle approx 7.5 x

1 - Brass Conductor Whistle handle No. EV4351- Conductor Whistle Handle Worgester / with letter W 1 - Railroad Coal Shovel no markings 1 - NS Cap

Makers mark on shaft, Some rust throughout, Measures 41 x 11 inches.

Makers mark on shaft, Some rust throughout, Measures 43 x 11 inches.