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Antiques! => Antique Questions Forum => Topic started by: zenek23 on January 25, 2013, 02:24:30 PM
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Hello. I have this camel saddle and I was wondering if anyone has any idea how much it could be worth. I know it's from India and it's probably from the nineteenth century. Thanks.
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what makes you think its from India?....i,m not a camel seat expert....but...do know enough to say...that India is doubtful...if it is from the east...unless its got made in India stamped on it..i,d say...a country..within Asia is more likely...as for the design..it looks like it could be for a Bactrian camel...value...i don,t have a clue...but can only judge from what others are advertised for...which can be between..£100 to £350.....
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Thanks for your reply. The only thing I really know is that it was bought in India, which made me assume it was also made there. It's not stamped, but it is made from wood, steel, and brass. Thanks again.
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http://www.ebay.com/itm/Antique-Camel-saddle-/180620839397
Found this on ebay.
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That guy on the link had another one too !! I find his shipping ($150.) a bit excessive !! My western saddles shipped FedX and was only $37.50 !! From California to Texas !!
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Thank you all very much for your replies! I now have a good idea of how much it is worth. Thanks again.
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Wouldn't sell that high in my neck of the woods. The wooden/leather padded ones bring $80 to $140 in our area.
$50 - $75 for this one - just for decor purposes.
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Maybe if we all have camels they'd be more in demand. ;D
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Noooooooooo!!...not a good idea...think Australia...they were introduced there..in the 1800,s...and now there are over 1m roaming free...and they are like a plague..a herd can drink a waterhole dry..in days...having said that...their meat is tasty...in a stew....
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Who knew camelsin Australia! I'll pass on the stew. ;D
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Who knew camelsin Australia! I'll pass on the stew. ;D
http://www.outback-australia-travel-secrets.com/camels-australia.html