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Native American Antiques67 of 1958Artifact Mystery Item - Native American tool? Found in Cook County Illinois forest
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    Posted 2 years ago

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    IMASapp
    (57 items)

    Can someone help identify this bust. It stand about 30" high and appears to be either brass or bronze.

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    1. mp.kunst mp.kunst, 2 years ago
      The Raymond Library in Oakdale, CT has one too. You may ask them.
    2. IMASapp IMASapp, 2 years ago
      Thanks. I have already sent an inquiry to the Library. Hopefully, they can help.
    3. mp.kunst mp.kunst, 2 years ago
      The same bust was once also made of chalkware. They are better known as "Cigar Bust". They are marked "Copyright 1900 The Bailey Co." on back.
    4. IMASapp IMASapp, 2 years ago
      I had seen the chalk version, but the marking is especially interesting since I live in Bailey, Colorado. Good information. Thanks.

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