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Contents: Gator Scutes, Gator oosik key chains, Gator leather guitar strap; Photos
GATOR SCUTES -
WITH SKIN (hide) still ON |
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Average 1-1/8 to 1-1/2" long |
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![]() #G-502-113 $8 |
#G-502-117 $8 |
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#G-502-119 $8 |
#G-502-120 $8 |
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![]() #G-502-127 $8 |
#G-502-128 $8 |
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Average 1-5/8 to 1-7/8" long |
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![]() #G-502-226 $10 |
![]() #G-502-227 $10 |
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![]() #G-502-229 $10 |
![]() #G-502-230 $10 |
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![]() #G-502-236 $10 |
![]() #G-502-240 $10 |
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Average 2 to 2-3/4" long |
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![]() #G-502-311 $12 |
![]() #G-502-312 $12 |
![]() #G-502-313 $12 |
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![]() #G-502-315 $12 |
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![]() #G-502-322 $12 |
![]() #G-502-325 $12 |
![]() #G-502-326 $12 |
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Average 2-7/8 to 3-1/4" long |
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![]() #G-502-406 $16 SOLD |
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![]() Click here to see the Gator Scute Key chains available on Gators page 1 - Starts with Series G121 |
VINTAGE CROCODILE PURSES On Exotic Leather Accessories page Click on the photos to get a better look at these vintage purses. Just when you thought you've seen everything! |
Florida, a great mural of an ALLIGATOR painted along the curb |
GATOR TONGUES
Click here to see them for yourself, G-470 series. Never have we had them before. |
GATOR OOSIK (baculum) KEY CHAINS
Gators do not have a bone within the penis, as some animals do. Our gator guy, however, has literally tanned some of the alligator penises, though they are cartilage, they are perfectly preserved, and made into key chains. How weird is that? |
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![]() #G555-12 $36 SOLD |
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Click below to see other Fossil and Modern animal Oosiks![]() ![]() Fossils Page 6 |
Customer Tom in Cupertino, California bought numerous alligator teeth from us to replace wooden carved teeth in a Freshwater crocodile (Crocodylus Novaeguineae) head sculpture he purchased in New Guinea, it came from the Sepik River.
These decorated skulls are used in ceremonies in place of traditions such as head hunting which was banned in the 1960's but documented as still occurring in the late 1980's! The skull is 33 inches long and has been embellished with shells.. It took a stack of paperwork to clear customs, as saltwater crocs are endangered and customs had to make sure this was a freshwater species. Imagine this behemoth in their 500 square foot apartment! My what big teeth you have! |
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