Victorian Black Bear Taxidermy Mount with Paws on Wood Shield

Victorian Black Bear Taxidermy Mount with Paws on Wood ShieldThis outstanding antique black bear taxidermy mount is stunningly mounted on a wooden shield with the bear's four paws. Its snarling grin accompanies glass eyes and set back ears for a menacing look. The mount is in wonderful condition for its age with very few signs of wear and tear. There is some wear around the nose and mouth, which can be viewed in the photographs. The shield has some staining on it and a chip on the top right side. The back has a

and a third in a uniform with a trombone

The handles are marked "Alvin Sterling Handle

This framed black and white photograph depicts two nuns standing side by side

identified only by the banner that hangs by his head

Dachshund dog

This one features a proud eagle perched with its wings spread wide and glancing off to the right

There is some chipping and patina in the paint consistent with age and use

5" L x 5" W x 5" H

Here is a fascinating government report from the late 1800s

The top handle of the lunch box is missing

and JM with a small symbol next to it

Here's a super cute 4