GATORS

Page 1 (You are on Page 1): JEWELRY - Foot key chains, Gator scute key chains, FOOT necklaces, TOOTH NECKLACES, Silver cap gator tooth pendants, TOE necklaces, HEAD necklaces, tooth EARRINGS  (#G-120 to G-183), Gator photos

Page 4 Gator Taxidermy Full Body Mounts, Vintage Caiman alligator taxidermy; gator hide rugs (as shown above), Gator backs, Gator skeletons, Gator tongues, Gator hide scraps, Gator cloacas, Wall mounts, photos Golf gator mounts, Gator skeleton display, Photos  (Internal #G-400 to G-499)

Page 5  Gator Scutes, Purses, boxes, baskets inlaid with gator skin; Baseball caps with leather bills (some  Florida Gators & Seminoles); Gator Oosik key chains  (#G-500 to G-555)

Page 6 Gator foot backscratchers, gator feet, Gator foot coffee mugs, Gator tail arrow quivers, Tongue purse, belt buckles, wallets, gator skin knife sheaths & knives, Gator jaw pens, Gator jaw letter openers & knives  (#G-625 to G-699)

Page 7  Deformed Gator Head Collection for sale, Weird Gators Photo Gallery; Virtual Tours of Louisiana & Central Florida gator processing areas

Page 8  Virtual tour of ALLIGATOR ADVENTURES, Myrtle Beach SC

GATOR GATOR GATOR

Jewelry

GATOR FOOT KEY CHAINS!!!  

These are real, dried, coated in polyurethane.

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(the bony protrusions on the gator's back are actual squares of armor with a ridge); average size 1-3/4" x 1-1/2", very sturdy, drilled and mounted on key chain with loop (if color of key chain is not selected, you will get what's in stock)

Molded from a real alligator skute, this pewter skute on silver tone key ring is a high quality gift, even to yourself!

(claw) NECKLACES   

(dried, polyurethane coated feet are on an 20" black cord necklace with gold brass accents

$12 each unless otherwise marked

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Okay, yes it's been manipulated, one photo is a parachutist, the other is of a Louisiana gator farm.  It was an entry in the Unlucky Day 5 of the Photoshop Contest.

Gotcha!

Genuine, Natural GATOR tooth NECKLACES

You will also notice that the gator teeth are hollow.  This is because gators have three sets of teeth, one inside the other, like stacked Tupperware.  They use the outer tooth and eventually shed it and use the second and so on.   We know how much kids love the gory details.  Oh, and big kids too!  Teeth are measured over the curve.

Teeth are on 20" black cord necklaces

STOCK PHOTOS, QUANTITIES AVAILABLE

 on 20" black cord necklace with gold tone beads (unless stated)

$33 each

 on 20" black cord necklace with gold tone beads (unless stated)

$39 each

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 on 20" black cord necklace with gold tone beads (unless stated)

$42 each

 on 20" black cord necklace with gold tone beads (unless stated)

$45 each

 on 20" black cord necklace with gold tone beads (unless stated)

$49 each

 on 20" black cord necklace with gold tone beads (unless stated)

$52 each (unless marked otherwise)

Loose gator teeth on Gators page 3 

Teeth start at #G-370

Loose teeth can all be made into necklace on 18" or 20" black cords for an additional $5.00

BONE or HEMATITE 

BEAD necklaces as shown

Stock photos where quantities shown

(5 available)

with two round natural bone beads next to tooth

(3 available)

(3 available)

(3 available)

(14 available)

(1 available)

(3 available)

(2 available)

(3 available)

(2 available)

  

Original painting by Kim Clayton, Black Water Gallery, Conway SC

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Specialty Extra-large silver cap with alligator curved loop, red glass eyes; tooth is 7/8" diameter, a real giant

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Specialty Extra-large silver cap with alligator curved loop, green glass eyes; tooth is a 7/8" diameter, a real giant

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Specialty Large silver cap with alligator curved loop, green glass eyes; tooth is a 3/4" diameter

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Specialty Large silver cap with alligator curved loop, silver eyes

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Gator tooth with  a special detailed gator with red eyes the forms the loop

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#G168-12  Large cap with raised gator image

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#G168-23  Large cap, raised gator image

#G168-33 Raised gator image on cap

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GATOR TOES

Average 1-1/4 to 1-3/4" long (including cap)

Average 2 to 2-1/8" long (including cap)

Average 2 to 2-1/4" long (including cap)

My what big teeth you have!

Gavialosuchus Americanus, 5-7 million years old, excavated from the Bone Valley Formation, Phosphate Mine, Polk County, Florida.  It is the LARGEST and most COMPLETE skull ever found of a crocodile, measuring 53" long x 19" wide.  Here you see it at a North Carolina show with Glenn beside it.

Yes, these are real too!  

Gold wire and tone beads.  Priced per pair.

RUN FOR YOUR LIVES - A GIANT GATOR HAS GOTTEN LOOSE!  Is it from Lake Placid?  Afraid not..this one is part of the Trading Post in Cherokee, NC.  Gee we could use this at our shop!

CROC CHOMPS ON SHARK

By Matt Cuningham , May 23, 2008 

THERE'S no need to be scared of sharks when you're in the Northern Territory - the crocs usually get to them first.

Paul van Bruggen snapped these amazing pictures of a 2.5m saltie dining out on a shark on the banks of the Daly River , The Northern Territory News reports.  

"We went past one section of the river and we heard some splashing.  We looked across and saw a shark's tail coming up out of the water and then a crocodile's head came up and grabbed it.''

Mr van Bruggen said the crocodile knew exactly what it was doing, dragging the shark on to unfamiliar dry land before finishing off its prey.  "How smart is the crocodile? It if was you or me it would be dragging you in to drown you, but it takes the shark up on dry land,'' he said.  The fisherman, who was on the Daly River last Friday for the Barra Classic, said the crocodile definitely wanted shark for dinner.