Hand carved Walking Stick, with a well carved head of a Grizzly Bear with an open mouth with finely carved teeth, with a bone collar and a brass ferrule on a sturdy stick. 32 1/2" in length overall, handle grip is 3 1/2". circa 1900. Excellent original condition with very minor wear to finish. ** WE GUARANTEE THE AUTHENTICITY OF OUR MERCHANDISE AS REPRESENTED ** 94BX

SOLD - A Dartmouth Cane dated "42, and signed by members of the graduates class. 36 1/4" in Length with a celluloid ferrule. Very Good Condition with a small chip at the tip of the nose, no breaks or apparent repairs. The surface finish appears to be original. ** WE GUARANTEE THE AUTHENTICITY OF OUR MERCHANDISE AS REPRESENTED ** 94BX

19th or early 20th Century Antique Walking Stick with an Ivory handle expertly carved in the shape of the head of a hound, with a whale bone and dense wooden shaft of what appears to be either Rosewood or Ebony, and with a brass ferrule and a brass collar. The whalebone has 2 surface cracks and the carved head has several surface cracks. Sturdy and functional. 36" long, 3 1/2" handle length. ** WE GUARANTEE THE AUTHENTICITY OF OUR MERCHANDISE AS REPRESENTED. ** 75UMBSTND 122BX

Sailor Made Shark Vertebrae walking stick with baleen spacers, handle and tip on a steel shaft core. 33 1/2" Long. In Very Good original condition. Several vertebrae have a very small nick. ** WE GUARANTEE THE AUTHENTICITY OF OUR MERCHANDISE AS REPRESENTED. ** 75BX

A hand carved walking stick of a dragon complete with scales, glass eyes and fangs, that is probably a souvenir cane from East Asia. There is a bullet casing used as the ferule (bottom tip) . It may have been brought back to the U.S. by a soldier from the Korean or Vietnam War. The dragon's snout tip appears to have been knocked off and re-attached, but is sound and properly repaired. 36" Long, 6" wide at the handle. We accept time payments and quantity discounts.** WE GUARANTEE THE... Click for details

A Lady's delicate Antique Walking Stick with a bamboo shaft, late 19th C. or early 20th C. The handle is a well carved head of a dog with glass eyes and wearing a hat made of a hard wood.The collar appears to be brass. The tip is an old replacement fashioned from what appears to be a piece of brass tubing. This is the only apparent repair and there is no apparent damage. There is an inscription carved into the shaft near the cane top which reads " Bee Tree July 26th '85 ". 32 3/4" Long,... Click for details