Unmounted walking-stick heads carved by an Iowa farmer between
1920 and 1940; height ranges from about 3 in. to nearly 10 in.; woods include
walnut, pine and bass; these are the last heads left from a box that once
contained nearly 200. ~ ALL SOLD
Sectioned cane with tapered and faceted shaft, probably made of pine
and cherry, wonderful old varnish finish; silver metal tip; circa 1930s,
32 1/2 in. long. ~ $150.
Diamond willow walking stick from Germany decorated with medals from
several German cities, mostly resorts; elk-antler handle; circa 1900. ~
$225.
Stick made from a pool cue; T handle and part pf shaft painted with
old ochre paint, shaft also has various small number embedded in it; circa
1940, 34 1/3 in. long. ~ $85.
Quirky walking stick carved from a piece of scrap pine and decorated with
a stylized two-legged figure at the top; shaft carved in swirls,
a circle, a cross and scribing near bottom; tip bears traces of old white
paint, circa 1950; 34 3/4 in. long, 1 1/2 in. wide, 3/4 in. thick. ~ $185.
Spanish-American War cane, carved with eagle holding snake in beak
and "Liberty Cap" emblem; also with carved crest, leaves and detailed
scribing and simulated woven handle; circa 1898, 35 in. long. ~ $285.
