Lightning Rod Weather Vanes (3), Rare Medium Rooster on

Lightning Rod Weather Vanes (3), Rare Medium Rooster on James arrow (repair on legs), Small Rooster (bullet holes) & Medium Trotting Horse (VG cond), largest 26.75"L.

Lightning Rod Weather Vanes (3), Medium Cow w/horns, Medium Trotting Horse & Small Rooster, each on iron arrows, VG to Exc cond, largest 32"L.

Lightning Rod Weather Vanes (3), all hollow zinc Medium & Small Horned Cow & Small Pig, VG+ repainted cond, largest 30"L.

Lightning Rods & Weather Vanes (2), Small Rooster on long rod w/2 plain suntoned MG balls & Small Trotting Horse on short rod, both mounted to wood base, VG cond, 61"H x 22"W.

Antique 19th C. Rooster Lightning Rod Weather Vane. Folk Art, has original bullet holes in rooster. Size: 55 h , 22 w assembled

Lightning Rod Weather Vanes (5), Large "Circus Horse" & 4 arrows, 3 w/glass kite-tails, 1 w/red "Fleur-de-lis", Good to VG cond, largest 30.25"L .

Lot of four, including two brass spiked ball rod finials with 5 spikes, 8" high; plus brass ball type rod finial, 4 3/4" diameter; and cast brass weather vane directionals, two piece interlocking, 17"

22" Wide x 17 1/8" tall Base is 11 3/4" long x 5 3/4" Such a great reproduction of a rare antique rooster weather vane! The rooster itself is amazingly painted wood. The base is painted metal. Such a

22" Wide x 17 1/8" tall Base is 11 3/4" long x 5 3/4" Such a great reproduction of a rare antique rooster weather vane! The rooster itself is amazingly painted wood. The base is painted metal. Such a

Lightning Rod Weather Vanes (4), all Small Trotting Horses, 1 on National arrow, 2 the thinner variation, VG cond, largest 24"L.

Lightning Rod & Weather Vanes, Small Trotting Horse on iron "King" arrow & green kite-tail arrow displayed on rod w/mercury silvered flat quilt glass ball, Good+ cond w/weathering, 46"H x 32"W.

The full-bodied zinc touring car with windblown female driver and iron directional, a very few traces of original gilding and red paints, embossed lettering W.C.S. for W.C. Shinn Company of Lincoln, N

The full bodied zinc model of an early 20th century automobile in old mustard paint with iron spear tip-like pointer in old paint, presumably the original. Measures 7 x 29 inches. We happily provide s

The full-bodied sheet metal horse with traces of the original gilded finish and mounted to a fancy iron directional. Measures 7.5 x 27 inches. We happily provide seamless in-house packing and shipping

The full-bodied sheet metal cow with original gilded finish on a fancy iron directional. Measures 7 x 22 inches. We happily provide seamless in-house packing and shipping services on nearly everything

The Kretzer no. 125 Full Bodied Horse Vane with distinctive iron pointer is shown on page 55 of St. Louis Lightning Rod Company catalog number 4. Measures 12 x 27 inches. We happily provide seamless i

The Kretzer no. 125 Full Bodied Horse Vane in zinc with custom iron base, no directional, nice surface of white paint remains overall in an interesting effect, shown on page 55 of St. Louis Lightning

Lightning Rod, Weather Vane & Ball, small zinc Trotting Horse on iron arrow w/ WMG "Ribbed Horizontal" ball, on copper rod w/Ajax point, VG+ cond, 43"H x 24"W.

Lightning Rod Weather Vane & Glass Balls, Small Trotting Horse, white & blue "Moon & Star" glass balls on copper rod w/clamp brace stand, VG cond, 69"H x 21"W.

Stamped full bodied tin with cast iron directional arrow, 21 1/2 x 1 1/2 x 9" high. Condition minor oxidation VG.

Stamped full bodied tin with brass directional arrow with milk glass globe insulator, 24 x 1 x 10 1/2" high, globe is 4" diameter. Condition rear half of arrow replaced.

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Lightning rod horse weather vane directional ca 1920's Signed Kretzer, St. Louis. Excellent Condition 22 1/2" high x 9" high. Please note that this lot has a confidential reserve. When you leave a bid

Title: Zinc Horse Weather Vane Provenance: Originally made and sold as accessories to go on copper lightning rods these weather vanes were used by farmers to see the direction of the wind, which would