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Contents: Loose (unmounted)
gator
teeth for sale, all sizes for use in your own jewelry, craft, or clothing projects
| Do
you really want a silver capped gator tooth pendant that's ready to
wear?
Then click on this link, scroll down to the
#G168 series:
Gators page 1 |
| GATOR
TEETH
1-7/8" AND LARGER, INDIVIDUALLY PHOTOGRAPHED
You get exactly what you see in
the picture. There are no cracks. The holes or "U"
cut-outs you see are the natural formations of the teeth; measured over
the curve of the tooth with a flexible tape measure. |
| 1-7/8"
GATOR TEETH $18 |
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#G371-206
SOLD |
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| 2"
GATOR TEETH $24 |
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| 2-1/8"
GATOR TEETH $30 |
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| 2-1/4"
GATOR TEETH $35 |
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| 2-3/8"
GATOR TEETH $40 |
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| 2-1/2"
GATOR TEETH $44 |
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| 2-5/8"
GATOR TEETH $47 |
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| 2-3/4"
GATOR TEETH $50 |
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| 2-7/8"
GATOR TEETH $53 |
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| 3"
GATOR TEETH $62 |
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| 3-1/16"
GATOR TEETH $65 |
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| 3-1/8"
GATOR TEETH $68 |
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#G376-118 Wicked looking tooth |
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| 3-1/4"
GATOR TEETH $72 |
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| 3-3/8"
GATOR TEETH $78 |
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| 3-1/2"
GATOR TEETH $85 |
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| 3-5/8"
GATOR TEETH $88
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| 3-3/4"
GATOR TEETH
Teeth have age cracks
$92
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| 3-7/8"
GATOR TEETH
Perfect teeth
$110
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| 4"
GATOR TEETH
Perfect teeth
$135
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| 4-1/16"
GATOR TEETH
$145
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SOLD |
| 4-1/8"
GATOR TEETH
$155
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| 4-1/4"
GATOR TEETH
Teeth have age cracks
$165
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| 4-3/8"
GATOR TEETH
Perfect teeth
$175
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SOLD
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| 4-3/4"
GATOR TEETH
Perfect teeth
$190
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#G376-361 Age crack
SOLD |
| HERE'S A PHOTO OF OUR
BIN OF
SIXTY POUNDS OF GATOR TEETH
Go to our WHOLESALE page for business pricing
by the pound at this link:
Wholesale |
| THE
REPTILE WRANGLER
Cool Customer - Ken Panse the Reptile Wrangler
- does fun, educational and interactive shows out of Georgia, fascinating
children with reptile encounters! He comments on 3/26/10:
"We educated kids at an elementary school today. They got to touch a
dragon and python too."
http://www.reptilewrangler.net/
He commissioned this HUGE, SPECTACULAR
multiple gator tooth necklace from Glenn, who outdid himself as
usual. Ken's comment: "Absolutely
Incredible and fabulous craftsmanship, Glenn!"
$750
SOLD |
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If you think some of the crocodiles
living today are big, you should have seen some of their ancestors! The
biggest living crocodilian is the saltwater crocodile, almost 28 feet
long. But 70 million years ago, there was a crocodile that was FIFTY FEET
LONG, named Phobosuchus, which means "terrible crocodile". His
HEAD was six feet long, and it had TEETH four inches long! Here's a
comparison:
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| GATOR
SWIMMING WITH DEER IN MOUTH
These photographs were taken in south Georgia
(near the Georgia/South Carolina border) by a USFWS officer in March
2004:
The photographs of this deer-eating alligator
were taken from the air by Terri Jenkins, a U.S. Fish and Wildlife
Service District Fire Management Officer. She was preparing to ignite a
prescribed fire at Harris Neck National Wildlife Refuge, about 40 miles
south of Savannah, Georgia, on March 4, 2004.
"One advantage of fire work is you get to see that 12-14
footers are common from Santee National Wildlife Refuge in South
Carolina to Coastal South Carolina to Georgia’s coast," said
Jenkins. "It looks like the alligator population is doing extremely
well."
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| THE
ULTIMATE
GATORS FAN
WEDDING CAKE!
The craziest sports-related wedding cake any human has ever created-
it’s the Gator Cake, a piece of art from Elizabeth Forkey, the owner of
EB Cakes in Toccoa, Georgia.
Everything you see in that picture is edible. The gator, its scales,
the eyeballs. All of it.
An explanation of the building process from Ms. Forkey:
"I designed it and my husband helped me make the supports
inside. Really the only supports are two pipes (one for each jaw)
screwed into the bottom board. The head is rice crispy treat and the
body and tail are Chocolate Almond Pound Cake. The little field on top
has the Groom’s favorite Florida players and himself and his bride in
Jerseys. This cake was pee your pants fun."
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This
crocodile was on the beach in front of the Petroleum Club, Plage
Sportive,
Nigeria (Africa)...In Pointe Noire. 21 FT long, 4,500 lbs, around 80
years
old minimum. They say these croc was so old and slow it couldn't catch
nothing to eat but people. This is the reason they had to kill it. Shell
Oil is
building a refinery down there and the croc had to go.
What
a shame it couldn't have been transported to a zoo with a natural habitat
so we could all appreciate it alive. |
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