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GREAT WHITE SHARK JAWS

Great white shark head mount (see #S-945 below)

GREAT WHITE SHARK JAWS

RARE

(Carcharodon carcharias) Yes, as in JAWS the Movie;

These are NOT replicas. They are real great white shark jaws.

A RARE OFFERING that we are proud to own

(No shipping outside the U.S., no exceptions!)

JAW #1

Outer Upper jaw

Outer lower jaw

Back

Inner upper jaw

Inner lower jaw

(#SJ-130-1) Measures 21-7/8" wide x 22-1/2" tall; 2-1/16" primary teeth; estimated size of shark: 13-14 footer

(Value of the teeth individually is over $30,000)

$16,500 SOLD to Shane - CONGRATULATIONS!

Here's Glenn and Heidi with one last photo of the jaw before they shipped it to Shane:

JAW #2

Outer upper jaw

Outer lower jaw

Back; note PROVENANCE: written in Japanese which means GW shark "Carcharodon carcharias" is in English. The other words are written in Chinese listing a place (Japanese county) of a Japanese fish market. Date is Feb 19, 1990. Weight 250KG and Sex is Male.

#SJ-130-2 This medium sized GREAT WHITE SHARK JAW Measures 14" wide x 14-1/2" tall; 1-9/16" primary teeth; estimated size of shark: 8 footer; this is the item you would receive.

FEDEX GROUND SHIPPING TO BE CALCULATED & ADDED TO YOUR ZIP CODE. U.S. SHIPPING ONLY

$9,800 SOLD-Sean

JAW #3

Outside upper jaws

Outside lower jaws

Inside upper & lower

#SJ-130-3 This small GREAT WHITE SHARK JAW measures 11-1/2" wide x 10-3/4" tall, with 7/8" principal teeth; from a 7 footer; this is the item you would receive.

FEDEX GROUND SHIPPING TO BE CALCULATED & ADDED TO YOUR ZIP CODE. U.S. SHIPPING ONLY

$7200

JAW #4

Outer upper & lower jaw, close-up photos

Back of jaw, upper & lower close-up photos

#SJ-130-4 Gnarly jaw! 18-3/4" wide x 20-1/2" tall.

1-3/4" primary upper teeth, 1-1/4" primary lower teeth

$5500 Sold to Rick

JAW #5

New photos posted 4/15/16

Back upper

Back Lower

#SJ-130-5 Terrific jaw!

Measures 22-1/4" wide x 19" tall;

1-5/8" primary upper teeth, 1-3/8" primary lower teeth.

This jaw has been restored by Gordon Hubbell; and, in his own words, "this may be the last great white jaw I do", due to his work on other projects. For those of you in the modern shark business, this is the golden touch for any shark jaw, to be worked on by the best in the biz.

$18,500 SOLD

JAW #6

Outer upper & lower jaw, close-up photos

Back of jaw, upper & lower close-up photos

#SJ-130-6

16-3/8" wide x 14-1/2" tall.

1-3/4" primary upper teeth, principal tooth 1-1/4"

$11,500

JAW #7

Outer upper & lower jaws, close-up photos

#SJ-130-7

Beautiful large jaw, 24-1/4” wide x 22-5/8” tall

2-1/4” primary upper teeth, 2-3/16” primary bottom teeth

No broken teeth, professionally prepared by Gordon Hubbell
The way Gordon prepared this, he removed every tooth from the cartilage, he then reset each tooth in a white matrix base.
Metal hanger upper back center is embedded.

$24,500 Sold to Hill

(SOLD)

GREAT WHITE SHARK MOUNT AND JAWS

RARE!!

GREAT WHITE SHARK HEAD MOUNT

(Carcharodon carcharias)

with a GENUINE GREAT WHITE SHARK JAW

This mounted great white shark head was caught by Clive Green in April of 1975 off the coast of Albany Australia. The shark weighed 2622 pounds and measured 15' 9". The actual jaws were used in this mount--the teeth are REAL. The fiberglass head is professionally done, extremely realistic, superb coloration.

This shark also has the distinction of being the last legal great white shark jaw/mount exported from Australia to the U.S. under the Environment Australia Management Authority. Copies of the Export/Import CITES permit are included with this purchase.

Mounted on varnished solid wood display piece, weighs 73 pounds. Measures 34" tall x 30" wide x 35" from wall mount. Largest primary teeth measure a full 2-1/16" long.

Left & right sides.

Note the proportion to Glenn on the right, friend Bob on the left. Last views are from the top and bottom. Notice the excellent wrinkling effect on the lower jaw.

Close-up of the nose - note the nostril and the ampullae of Lorenzini and the exposed gum surface, again the realistic wrinkled effect.

Note the texturing of the surface palate of the mouth and inside of the lower jaw

Close up of right quadrant of teeth, and ruler next to one of these principal teeth, 2-1/16":

Photos of upper right & left quadrants of teeth:

And lower right, center and left areas of teeth:

Up to 3 rows of teeth visible, (4 rows towards the corners of the jaw, not shown). All genuine and original.

This extraordinary specimen has been in Mr. Green's personal collection since 1975 when this magnificent great white was caught. Due to Mr. Green's failing health, we acquired this directly from him, making us the only person other than Mr. Green to own this. We have consulted with several experts in the field to determine the true value of this most rare item. We were advised there were two ways to do this:

ONE being the removal of the jaw from the mount (taking approximately 6 months and $3500 to accomplish). Once removed, considering only 3 rows to be salvageable (any others would be a plus), the tooth sizes would be as follows:

Nine 2-1/16", Twelve 2", Six 1-7/8", Nine 1-3/4", Six 1-5/8", Nine 1-1/2"

Eighteen 1-3/8", Six: 1-1/4", Six 1-1/8", Nine 1-1/16", Twelve: 1"

The cumulative retail value of these 102 teeth is $32,490 (check Sharks page 4 for current retail values)

OPTION TWO: Selling it as a rare one-of-a-kind collectible, leaving it intact, which we have decided to do. Out of respect to the shark, we felt this was the most honorable thing to do.

$19,500 plus actual Fedex insured freight

SOLD-Don, here it is in its new home:

GREAT WHITE SHARK JAW Yes, a genuine Carcharodon Carcharias like in the movie Jaws. Measures 22" wide x 18-1/2" tall, with 1-7/8" principal teeth; we acquired it in February '06 from a private collector near Washington D.C. It stands 12" from the wall. This jaw has been professionally restored by Dr. Gordon Hubbell. $7800.00 SOLDld
This is a great white shark jaw from a 15 foot male, caught on 8/22/82 in Albany, Western Australia, Australia, 1.25 miles off Bornholm Beach. It measures 25.5" wide x 25" tall. Principal teeth are 2-1/4" upper, 2-1/8" lower. $18,900 SOLD

News from New Zealand, re: Great White Shark birth

AUCKLAND (AFP) November 19, 2003 - Two fishermen have delivered shark pups after their net caught and killed a 5.5-metre (18-foot) long great white shark, it was reported. Fishermen Dwayne Havord and Daniel Scott found the dead shark in their net 45 kilometres (28 miles) from downtown Auckland, the New Zealand Herald reported. After they cut it out of the net, Scott said they saw it was pregnant and the pups were moving around inside.

"I've never really birthed a great white before," Scott said. We made an incision and found four pups." Two were dead but the other two were alive and they swam away. "We felt good about that."

Department of Conservation marine ecologist Clint Duffy said it was a rare catch with only about 10 cases of pregnant great whites being caught.

"I would have loved to have seen it but the fishermen did everything right. I think they felt pretty sad about it."

GREAT WHITE SHARK JAWS

Before you get your heart set on owning one, keep in mind that the value of the jaw is equal to or greater than the value of the individual teeth in the jaw...and there can be 300-500 teeth in a jaw. That is why not too many jaws are available for sale, because they have been soaked and the individual teeth sold - and if they ARE for sale, they usually start at $3,000 to $20,000 depending on condition of the teeth & cartilage, and size of the jaw & teeth.

Here is an example of a great white shark jaw we photographed in October 2005 (we did not choose to buy it), this was from a 12 footer:

GREAT WHITE SHARK JAW (sold)

Yes, a genuine Carcharodon Carcharias like in the movie Jaws.

#S-935

Measures 22" wide x 18-1/2" tall, with 1-7/8" principal teeth; we acquired it in February '06 from a private collector near Washington D.C. It stands 12" from the wall.

This jaw has been professionally restored by Dr. Gordon Hubbell

$7800.00 SOLD

Here is the proud new owner Dan with the jaw, and on his wall:

10/1/06

HUGE GREAT WHITE SHARK JAW

FOR SALE, FLAWLESS

#S-400 $22,500 SOLD

Measures 32" across x 29" tall;

lower teeth are 2"+; uppers are 2-1/4 to 2-5/16".

Great white shark was a female caught July 1, 1991

and measured 18 feet 2 inches, caught off the coast of Bunbury, Western Australia.

Photo shows a male great white jaw on the left (not for sale), the FEMALE JAW FOR SALE is on the right, that is quite a bit LARGER.

Photos of upper and lower teeth:

Spectacular!

Shipping within the United States only

Enjoy this beautiful shark face photo, thanks to Dawn Elliott in Elkhart, Indiana
Dawn comments:

"Coming face to face with this creature made realize even more they are not the monsters we have read about. We as humans fear what we do not understand. Instead I saw they are curious, beautiful, powerful and magnificent. I have less fear but more respect for them. They are a creature truly worthy of our protection.

Thanks for sharing, Dawn!

RARE!!

GREAT WHITE SHARK HEAD MOUNT

(Carcharodon carcharias)

with a GENUINE GREAT WHITE SHARK JAW

This mounted great white shark head was caught by Clive Green in April of 1975 off the coast of Albany Australia. The shark weighed 2622 pounds and measured 15' 9". The actual jaws were used in this mount--the teeth are REAL.   The fiberglass head is professionally done, extremely realistic, superb coloration.

This shark also has the distinction of being the last legal great white shark jaw/mount exported from Australia to the U.S. under the Environment Australia Management Authority. Copies of the Export/Import CITES permit are included with this purchase.

Mounted on varnished solid wood display piece, weighs 73 pounds. Measures 34" tall x 30" wide x 35" from wall mount. Largest primary teeth measure a full 2-1/16" long.

Left & right sides.

Note the proportion to Glenn on the right, friend Bob on the left. Last views are from the top and bottom. Notice the excellent wrinkling effect on the lower jaw.

Close-up of the nose - note the nostril and the ampullae of Lorenzini and the exposed gum surface, again the realistic wrinkled effect.

Note the texturing of the surface palate of the mouth and inside of the lower jaw

Close up of right quadrant of teeth, and ruler next to one of these principal teeth, 2-1/16":

Photos of upper right & left quadrants of teeth:

And lower right, center and left areas of teeth:

Up to 3 rows of teeth visible, (4 rows towards the corners of the jaw, not shown). All genuine and original.



This extraordinary specimen has been in Mr. Green's personal collection since 1975 when this magnificent great white was caught.

Due to Mr. Green's failing health, we acquired this directly from him, making us the only person other than Mr. Green to own this. We have consulted with several experts in the field to determine the true value of this most rare item. We were advised there were two ways to do this:

ONE being the removal of the jaw from the mount (taking approximately 6 months and $3500 to accomplish). Once removed, considering only 3 rows to be salvageable (any others would be a plus), the tooth sizes would be as follows:

Nine 2-1/16"

Twelve 2"

Six 1-7/8"

Nine 1-3/4"

Six 1-5/8"

Nine 1-1/2"

Eighteen 1-3/8"

Six: 1-1/4"

Six 1-1/8"

Nine 1-1/16"

Twelve: 1"

The cumulative retail value of these 102 teeth is $32,490 (check Sharks page 4 for current retail values)

OPTION TWO: Selling it as a rare one-of-a-kind collectible, leaving it intact, which we have decided to do. Out of respect to the shark, we felt this was the most honorable thing to do.

$19,500 plus actual Fedex insured freight
SOLD-Don

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