Antique Fourfold Ivory Carpenter's Rule

Tool Type: Twofold sector ruler
Materials: ivory, silver
Condition: old patina, wear on markings, chip around locking pin
Measurements: Opens to 1 foot, 5/8" wide legs

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Prehistoric Stark County Ohio Flint Ridge Stone Clovis Culture Clovis Point

This Clovis Culture "Projectile Point" (actually a hand tool for drilling, scribing, carving, scraping, etc.) comes with a certificate of authenticity (by Calvin Howard). Marked "STARK CO OHIO," indicating where it was found. Made from Flint Ridge flint. 3 13/16" long, 1 1/4" wide.

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Antique Folding Ivory Sector Rule

Tool Type: Twofold sector ruler
Materials: ivory, silver
Condition: old patina, wear on markings, chip around locking pin
Measurements: Opens to 1 foot, 5/8" wide legs

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Set of 11 Antique Cast Iron Skeleton Keys

These 11 (eleven) skeleton keys are mostly for doors with a couple of drawer or padlock keys included as well. All but two appear to be circa 1900; the remaining two are marked "ILCO" and look more recent. Other marks include "BI-METALLIC" and "W.T. GRANT." Measurements range from 1 3/8" to 2 7/8". Includes a variety of handle styles such as hearts, circles, a clover and a heart.

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Antique Stephens & Company no. 90 1/2 Fourfold Ivory Carpenter's Rule

Tool Type: Fourfold ruler
Brand: Lorenzo Case Stephens (circa 1828-1900, Riverton, Connecticut)
Materials: ivory, silver
Marks: STEPHENS & CO NO 90 1/2
Condition: old patina, wear on markings, missing locking pins
Measurements: 6 1/4" long, 3/4" open, 9/16" closed

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Burnished Black Pueblo Pottery Vase

This distinctly Southwest American vase has the distinctive black burnished glaze popular with the Pueblo people. Signed "RSO" on the bottom. Measures approximately 6 1/2" tall, 6 1/2" diameter.

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Ancient Clay Veracruz or Aztec Pipe

This pipe has a stylized carved rabbit connecting the stem and bowl. Appears to be Veracruz or Aztec. 7 1/2" long, 1 1/2" wide.

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Ancient Clay Animal Vase

This animalian earthenware vase looks meso- or south American and has geometric patterns paitned on it. 7 1/2" long, 6" wide, 5" tall

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Brown Stoneware "Earth Elemental" Teapot

This wheel-thrown brown stoneware ceramic teapot has a shimmering blue interior and textured brown exterior with subtle trees glazed into the sides and a cutaway revealing the vibrant inside color. 10" long, 5" wide, 6" tall with the top on. Made by Sett Balise.

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Iron Age Cast Iron Square Nut Wagon & Carriage Box Wrench

Tool Type: Square Box wrench
Brand: Iron age
Materials: cast iron
Marks: IRON AGE
Condition: old dark patina
Measurements: 6 1/4" long, 3/4" open, 9/16" closed

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Antique Corbin Cabinet Lock Heart Shaped Brass Trunk or Chest Padlock with Chain

This antique brass or bronze padlock has a steel chain attached. Shackle is marked, "CORBIN CABINET LOCK CO." Measures 1 9/16" x 2 3/8".

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Antique "Z2" Bronze or Brass Padlock Lock for Chest or Trunk

This antique brass padlock is stamped witha "Z 2" on the shackle. Lock turns and makes a click, but doesn't release the shackle--maybe there's a trick to it...Comes with the pictured key.

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Pair of Antique Heavy Bronze Yale & Towne Ship, Steamcar, Trunk, Chest Pad Locks

These two Yale & Towne heavy brass padlocks for chests, doors, etc. have the large round "YALE" logo. One is stamped "171" and the other is "260." No keys included. One without the extra little tab is 1 7/8" x 7/8" x 2 7/8" (closed), other one is about 1/16" thicker.

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Antique Eagle Lock Company Terryville, Connecticut Invader Tree Brass Lock

This antique brass lock is marked: EAGLE LOCK CO TERRYVILLE. CONN. U.S.A. INVADER Has a tree logo on one side. No key. Measures 2" x 2 3/4" tall x 5/8" thick

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