Question: Our neighbors moved and left behind a pile of trash from which we retrieved an old broken and cracked Bakelite radio.
It is available for $20.50 postpaid from Ace Enterprises, P.O. Thousands of Indian arrowheads can be found in the first edition of the "Official Price Guide To American Indian Arrowheads - More Than 4,000 Prices Listed" by John L. The book also lists Indian artifact collectors, dealers, organizations, shops and societies, etc. How can I find out more about them and what they could be worth?Īnswer: Countless examples of such stone axes along with metal trade-era types and tomahawks, as well as all other types of Indian artifacts, can be found in the fifth edition of "North American Indian Artifacts - A Collector's Identification and Value Guide" by Lar Hothem it is available for $26.95 postpaid from Ace Enterprises, P.O. Question: At a country auction, I got carried away and bought a collection of beautifully framed Indian arrowheads. Question: Where can I find information on, and the value of, a 4-inch grooved American Indian stone ax in mint condition that (I've been told) is at least 5,000 years old? Also, how can I contact various Indian artifact collectors? Write them in care of the Village Flute & Sax Shop, 35 Carmine St.,New York, NY 10014 enclose a photo or description of the sax, including its color, serial number and year it dates from, and a self-addressed stamped envelope for a reply or offer. Those dating from the '50s would be worth less, they say. Rick and Terry Dean, who buy, sell and appraise old saxophones, flutes, clarinets and related odd or unusual instruments. Gold-plated examples dating from the '40s are worth $1,000, silver-plated ones about $800, and brass ones around $650, says Dr. Those dating from the 1940s are worth more because they have rolled tone holes. How can we find out its value, and where can we sell it?Īnswer: The value of such a nickel Conn 10 M saxophone (made in Elkhart, Ind.) depends on its condition, serial number, from when it dates and whether it's gold or silver-plated or of laquered brass.
It is probaby about 45-50 years old, is in great condition, still sounds good, and has the original pads. He had a Conn's "Naked Lady" tenor sax, which has the name "Naked Lady" engraved into the instrument. Question: My late father was a musician who played the saxophone.
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