8" Sedalia Digger

7 1/8" Sedalia. Pike Co, IL. Large and well made. Fine condition. Ex-Dale and Betty Roberts, Richard Murray. Pictured in frame with Murray in WW#3 and in his November 1984 Sale Catalog

8 7/8" Sedalia. Jackson Co, MO (near Independence). Large, with classic needle tip. Fine condition. Very thin for its size. Burlington

6 3/8" Sedalia. MO. Thin, broad blade. Ex-Grimmer. Rogers COA

COLORFUL 5 1/8" SEDALIA FROM PETTIS COUNTY MISSOURI, EX HUGH COLLINS COLLECTION, AMAZING COLOR & GREAT FLAKING

Amazing 6 1/8" Sedalia, Meadows COA, Great Color, St Charles CO Missouri,

5 3/8" Sedalia, Pettis Co MO, Great Color

5 7/8" Sedalia. Boone Co, MO. Striped material. Putty G8 COA

4 7/8" Sedalia. IL/MO. Ex-Lyle Guckert. Jackson COA

4 5/8" Sedalia made of Jeff City Chert, Southern Illinois

4 3/8" Sedalia with tag, ex Floyd Ritter, Lucas Co Kentuky

5 7/8" Sedalia found in Saline Co., Missouri Authentic Native American Artifact

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4 1/8" Finely Made Archaic Sedalia Drill, Burlington Chert Material; Jerry Dickey COA; Found in Marion Co., Mo.

JEAN FRANCOIS MILLET (French 1814 - 1875) "The Diggers" Etching. Plate: 8 x 11 1/4 inches; Sheet: 12 1/2 x 16 inches. Unsigned.

Coca-Cola corporate seals (8), from bottling companies in Sedalia, MO (2), Manhattan, KS (2), Omaha, NE & 3 others, 3 w/rust, others VG cond, up to 7.5"H.

Very Nice 3 5/8" x 1 3/16" Mozarkite Sedalia Found by Lloyd Reinking in Benton CO., MO.

1930's machine that has been repainted. Shows areas of wear but has a great look. New base. Overall this is a very tough piece to find. 81"X21" Rating: 8.25 Est: $750-$1500

Fine California Indian Basket 4" x 8 1/4" w/ Double Serrate Bands in Black and Red - Interesting Pair of Labels on the Exterior Base State: " Mady by Digger Indians" 1907 Date

8"x11"x6" wood & brass O.F. Warren patent model potato digger with brass tag & 1875 patent

6 1/2” Sedalia, Super Workmanship, Perino 1995 COA, Found in Pike CO Missouri by George Jennings, Heavily patinated, Pictured in Dave Harvey’s Collection in Who’s Who #8

Jean-Francois Millet (French, 1814-1875) Woodcut Digger in brown ink on paper; used condition, wear/worn, not examined outside of frame, foxing, nicks to frame, block size measures 5 1/2" x 4 1/8", fr

IT IS 6&3/8 INCHES LONG BY 1&5/8 INCHES WIDE. IT IS FROM ST. LOUIS COUNTY MISSOURI. IT HAS A SAM JOHNSON CERTIFICATE OF AUTHENTICITY. MADE OF BURLINGTON CHERT. IT WOULD MAKE A GREAT ADDITION TO YOUR C

Includes: Steam shovel, caterpillar tractor, Williams 4" roller, steam shovel, Arcade road roller, Barclay tractor, Arcade road grader and Panama digger. Conditions vary but all have scratches and pai