Antique Tradebeads Early 1900s, Two extra-long (33")

Antique Tradebeads Early 1900s, Two extra-long strands of larger blue cobalt glass tradebeads and smaller gold Peking glass tradebeads. 33"

Two Strands of Antique Tradebeads (32" & 33"). Early 1900s. Blue "Padre" glass tradebeads. Very good condition

Antique Victorian to early Edwardian era long sleeve lace blouses. White ruffled net lace blouse with floral embroidery and high collar. Small holes. Measures 34” bust, 28” waist. Second i

Late 1800s/Early 1900s, Rare canvas, elk hide, and red Stroud cloth tail holder with flowing floral designs, both short and extra long fringe, and indigo trade cloth trim. Very good condition. 33" x 1

Early 1900s, Extra-long strand of old brass beads strung on buckskin with two deer toes (or dew claws) and two bear claws attached. Very good condition. Log entry reads "From the east side of Flathead

Early/Mid 1900s, Single strand of large (up to 1" x 1-1/2") six-layer shaped chevron tradebeads. 30 pcs. 39" long

Early/Mid 1900s, Strand of early hand carved pipestone (catlinite) beads that are approximately 3/8" in diameter and up to 1-1/2" long. 38"

Two Antique Indian Juice Presses, early 1900s. Size: 1) 13'' x 5.75'' x 15.5'' (33 x 15 x 39 cm); 2) 9.75'' x 6.25'' x 17.5'' (25 x 16 x 44 cm).

THE OUTSTANDING NECKLACE IS 36" LONG. IT INCLUDES 23 MILLEFIORI TRADE BEADS, WOODEN BEADS USED AS SPACERS AND A BLAC AND YELLOW STRIPED BEAD.THE BEADS DATE TO THE LATE 1800S, EARLY 1900S. SOME CHIPS.

Gold Deco design with 14 K mark on bail . Two blades each marked stainless , 1 inch long and 1.25 inches long. Total size when closed 2.25 inches long. Excellent condition for age.

Famous NYC Streets Extra Long Roll Signs, Ink On Canvas. Roll Signs were used in New York subway cars during the early 1900's to display car locations and stops. Each car had two signboxes at each end

2 Strands of Antique Tradebeads. Early to mid 1900s, Dutch made colored seaglass tradebeads. (22" & 30"). Ex-Bryce Hathcock

Two antique, early 1900s, german metal dexterity / puzzle games. Marked DRGM no 116769. Backside features a mirror.

Antique American early 1900s men's antique long sleeve shirt with finely detailed diamond pattern, mother of pearl buttons, Mandarin collar. Label: Kenwood, name signed interior collar "Paul S. Collie

Two vintage and antique early 1900s cigar and cigarette lighters. Includes brass mechanical capitol lighter (Flint still works), and 1930s Unique Dunnhill plated lighter (Missing flint knob).

An antique, early 1900s, Bradley & Hubbard table lamp with two tone glass cup shade. Marked Bradley & Hubbard on base of lamp. Tested and works. Banquet style.In-house International shipping NOT avail

Set of two early (antique) 1900s copper and brass crocodile embossed water pitchers. Includes smaller solid brass pitcher marked "JS&S, solid brass, made in england". The larger pitcher is of copper a

Antique, Early 1900s Theatre/Opera Three Seat Bench, Two - Offered Without ReserveAntique wood with green velvet. Signs of age and wear. 20"D 56"W 37"H. Believed to have been purchased in 1910 for use

Title: 13 x 3.6 extra long Caucasian Kazak runner - early 1900s; Origin (City & Country): Azerbaijan; Size/ Format: 13 x 3.6; Material: wool on cotton; Year: 1910s; Condition: Very good used condition

This antique panoramic photograph is 47 inches long and 8 inches wide. It is in good condition considering it was taken over 100 years ago. Perfect for fans of early aviation. Would look great in a fr

This antique panoramic photograph is 52 1/2 I heard long and 8 inches wide. It is in good condition considering it was taken over 100 years ago. Perfect for fans of early aviation. Would look great in

Late 1800s/Early 1900s, Five beautiful strands of Venetian glass tradebeads including matchig milifiores and striped fancy ovals. Very good condition. Up to 29"

Early 1900s, Single strand of fancy Venetian glass cross top tradebeads. Very good condition. 27"

Early 1900s, Single strand of flue all glass beads with red and white overlays. Good condition. 26"