Denver show Kem Kem verts and claw

[DenverEdge]

Some pick ups from the first day of the Denver show. Figured the price was good enough to take a chance on. I am exhausted walking all day there so gonna be brief. Just wondering any and all opinions on these.

 

First vert:

 

 

Second vert:
 

claw:

 

thanks for looking!

[Troodon]

Think the first one is a caudal from a Spinosaurid

The second one is from a Crocodyliform

We will not be able to ID the claw but better straight in photos outside the mounts might be able to determine any resto and if its Dinosaurian.

[DenverEdge]

32 minutes ago, Troodon said:

Think the first one is from a Spinosaurid

The second one is from a Crocodyliform

We will not be able to ID the claw but better straight in photos outside the mounts might be able to determine any resto and if its Dinosaurian.

Thank you! I was not sure on the verts but i couldnt pass up on the price just went with my gut, for all i knew they would both be croc.

 

I was referencing some of your claw id threads when i was looking at the claw and others from the same dealer. He was very up front and said most of the claws at the price i was looking at have repair but not all, he gave me a loop to inspect them and this one in particular looked good. Most of the affordable ones with base were obviously repaired or composite. I will add more pictures this weekend of the claw

[DenverEdge]

On 9/9/2022 at 8:00 PM, Troodon said:

We will not be able to ID the claw but better straight in photos outside the mounts might be able to determine any resto and if its Dinosaurian.

Here are some more pictures of the claw outside the mount. Hard to focus it is about 0.65 inches long straightline.

[Troodon]

I believe this claw is the same as those in this topic.  One of the more common claws sold from the KK found in all sizes.  Possible indet theropod.  I also have small ones.

 

 

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