Queen Cutlery Northwoods Single Bladed Stockman - Factory Second or Sample

Queen Cutlery Northwoods Single Bladed Stockman Frame Folding Knife - Stag Handles - Arrowhead Shield - Single Spear Blade that sits back a bit to far - Blade stamp is Northwoods Gladstone, Mich USA -

Wood handles, would wax up very nicely - no shield - blade centered nicely - no wobble good snap - this was probably a factory sample for handle material, I do not believe this was produced

Bonestag Handles - blade center towards pile side - no wobble, snaps closed - gaps in backspring/liner - this was probably a factory second - 4-1/4" long when shut

Jigged Delrin Handles - D2 Steel - gap between liner/backspring - blade centered nicely - good snap, no wobble - 4" long when shut

Queen Cutlery #3L Mountain Man Lockback Folding Knife - Red Micarta Handles - Blade sits a bit low in frame, centered nicely - Blade etch is Queen Cutlery #3L on one side and Factory Sample on the oth

Stag Handles - Bomb Shield - No wobble, Very Strong Spring - Blade slightly off center - Very Nice Knife - Factory Sample Etc 1 of 5 - Made by Queen Cutlery

Celluloid handles that are starting to shrink - Factory Sample Etch 1 of 5 - Rare Offering - good snap, no wobble - 4-1/2" long when shut - Made by Queen Cutlery

Celluloid handles that are starting to shrink - Factory Sample Etch 1 of 5 - Rare Offering - good snap, no wobble - 4-1/2" long when shut - Made by Queen Cutlery

Celluloid handles that are starting to shrink - Factory Sample Etch 1 of 5 - Rare Offering - good snap, no wobble - 4-1/2" long when shut - handles are warping/shrinking - Made by Queen Cutlery

Moore Maker Large Sodbuster 5103 Single Bladed Folding Knife - Buffalo Horn handles - Blade has no wobble, good snap - Made by Queen Cutlery - 4-5/8" long when shut

Produced during the second half of the 19th century with a single factory slash mark through the blades and incised P149 for the model. No restoration shown under blacklight. Very small chip to the mo

Single sided tin (SST) self framed wood backed sign has good color and shine. The field has some scratches, dings, two non factory nail holes and one 2" hole at the bottom of the second "e" of Pepper.

Royal Crown Derby, Traditional Imari Dinner Service, lot of 203England, porcelain, pattern #2451, printed factory mark with cancellation indicating factory seconds, comprising (17) dinner plates, 10.7

Chinese blue and white vase with a single panel displaying deer grazing beneath pine tree and a second single panel of figures fishing on the edge of a lake. Each landscape panels is flanked by a flow

rate 9, 12" x 24", Factory Single Sided Lighted Sign, Convex Front, has good color, lights up and works nice, is mounted on its original metal can that has been repainted, very nice displaying

650. HUBLEY ROYAL CIRCUS CALLIOPE WAGON | Very unusual color variation, thick paint is properly crazed and reflects OK under blacklight UV, presumably was a factory paint sample over a normal blue wag

2006 Steinway Model O baby grand piano, 5' 10.5" harp, ebony finish, Queens, NY factory, serial number: 575908, perfect playable condition, "lightly played" Condition: Minor foxing, minor scratches to

Black Bowmore-50 year old-1964 The Last Cask [Sample] Driven cork, wax seal. Engraved labelling. Filled to 20cl. Single malt, 41% volume 1 sample bottle

(Lot of approx. 183) An extensive Spode porcelain dinner service in the Lancaster Cobalt pattern, printed factory mark, many with single cancellation, variously numbered, comprising (13) dinner plates

DESCRIPTION: Patek Philippe & Co. pocket watch retailed by Cowell & Hubbard. Open face. Stem wound, pendant set. Porcelain single sunk dial with subsidiary seconds, Arabic numerals, marked "Cowell & H

SSP. Sign is Maker Marked Burdick. A beautiful example of this scarce Circa 1930's Oil Bottle Rack Sign from Shell Motor Oils. Sign is Single Sided Porcelain and shows three factory mounting holes in

Pair of Queen Anne-Style Japanned and Giltwood Mirrors second quarter 20th century, each with a red Japanned surround decorated with gilt mandarin figures, birds and flowers, and lined with carved gil

American (New England), second quarter 18th Century. The rectangular single-board molded-edge hinged lid top enclosing a well interior, fronted by two rectangular canted-top corner panels above a sing

Second half 20th Century; Northern California Single rod boat-shaped basket beads of red and blue alternating zigzag motif to fully beaded exterior 3.5" H x 11" W x 8" D Provenance: The James M. C