Royal Burial Grounds: stage 6-8-11

Royal Burial Grounds: Stage 6, 8, 11
no.	Solve	Word Riddles
1	A Gloden Clover	I've four distinct leaves and am known to bring good luck, but unlike the pack my hue makes me quite a sitting duck
2	Lipstick	Given a twist to expose my dark unscented tip, I'll add greater shimmer and color to lip
3	A Top Hat	I'm for fancy occasion not one could refute; with tails and cane I'd best top off a suit
4	A Winged Symbol	A Symbol of power I resemble an eagle's wing, adorned only by the most powerful man, his majesty, the king
5	An Iron Urn	I'm rounded black tower to hold one who's died, his ashen remains in my hollowed inside
6	A Telescope	Extend me to spy any view of afaar; my larger kin magnify sight beyond star
7	A piece of Princess's dress	The princes who ran though these woods made this mark; a small scrap of cloth hanging snagged on the bark
8	A blue Bicycle	Raced across roads or down steep mountain trail, my peddles propel me at speed without fail
9	A rusty Mailbox	Check me on some days and you'll be distressed, for you'll find only bills inside stamped and address
10	A Saxophone	My musical flanges shine golden and bright, playing solos in jazzy clubs all through the night
11	A Paper Lantern	Though faced by a lady I've nothing to say; I'm a pulp derive portrait and lighting display
12	A Viking Helmet	From Norse head I ascend sharply pointed and curved, a fierce piece of battle gear meant to unnerve
13	A Kneeling Solider	Defending this ground with my weapon in hand, I've stricken new pose unlike others who stand
14	A green Lizard	While I climb abut trunks looking grassy and bold, my scaly nature has my blood running cold
15	An Ace Card	I'm often declared to be one hight or wild; I'm a pip upon paper, my resting spot's child
16	A basket of Apples	I'm a weaved wooden carrier with many in tow, one poisoned for princess with skin white as snow
17	A Japanese sword	Defending the land with our loyalty pledged, I'm a samuri's partner with cold steel edge
18	A Rolling pin	I've two balance handles and center to spin, when pushed atop dough it'd vertically thin
19	A wrapped Gift	When I'm crowned by a bow to make party disquise, my insides well hidden shall add to surpise
20	An antique Revolver	When triggered my chamber revolves like a door, drawn at hight noon by cowboys to settle a score
21	A jailor's Key Rings	It's on belt of a guard that I jingle like bells, a tool to keep miscreants sealed up in cells
22	A King's Headdress	Not plucked from a bird but carved in the stones, I'm a feathery dress atop cranial bones
23	An antique Camera	If you seek to sell movie stars' photos for cash, you'll need to be quick with my shutter and flash
24	An Airplane	As a piloted vessel I ride upon air, a metal finned capsule with wings in a pair
25	A Hand Mixer	I beat without fists by the strength of my crank; for ingredient's mixture it's I you should thank
26	A Mortar and Paste	I've depression for grinding when pounded by stick, a pair made to pulverize medicines quick
27	A Flamingo	I've been given a name like an O set ablaze, my neck like a serpent, a lawn's ornament craze
28	A Chariot	I'm a great coloseum where warriors fight, I race rider 'bout track with my quick horse drawn might
29	A judge's Gavel	Handled by justice in formal black gown, I'm cracked to the desk with his choice handed down
30	A Tuning Fork	When an orchestra tunes to play what Mozart wrote, they'll use my twin tines to find perfect A note
31	A Stone necklace	Adorning the neck of a princess most fair, I'm a pendant of stone on a chain which she wears
32	A hairy Spider	I've several eyes and a mount yet no nose, my home named like all found between a duck's toes
33	A Slightshot	I'm a band and an arm of tree branched in a Y; pulled back and released I throw rocks to bull's eye
34	The queen's bouquet	Through centuries gone since my queen's passed away, I've remained her most beautiful floral display
36	A pie	Named on E longer than three point one four, I've a baked outer crust and warm filling galore
37	A Wooden Barrel	They're easy to shoot if you fill me with fish, or monkeys for fun when 'er that's what you wish
38	Knitting needles and yarn	I make sock of soft cotton or sweater's wool itch, by using my pinpoints to pull stitch through stitch
39	A carved shield	Pierced by arrows and swords I sense I'm a goner, now an image of a shield is erected in my honor
40	A NeckTie	I hang from below chin and just above chest, knotted Windsor or half or what else fits suit best
41	A Stone Cross	I'm tough chiseled stone forming T over O, standing tall above ground to mark man deep below
42	A pile of Bones	At the time of my death, no burial occured; though my pieces remain I still lie uninterred
43	A leather bag	That I'd carry possessions all surely would vouch; I'm the hide of a bovine made pocketed pouch
44	A gold coin	Choose my gold head or tail if you need to decide; I'll flip to the land, you'll go by my up-side
45	A dart	I'm found within tavern or similar joint, hitting eye of the bull with my board piercing point
46	Easter Eggs	Hidden by rabbit one day in the spring, if we hadn't been dyed it's the chickens we'd bring
47	A butterfly	I've appendages striped like a tiger on back, named like bread's topping, with its color plus black
48	An antique Telephone	I'm a key talking tool of antique design, allowing for chat 'twixt to ends of a line
49	A saddle shoe	I'm missing a foot and also my twin, named for what's between horse and where rider has been
50	A hand print	Dwelling at graveside and drawn to the land, I low-five the princess with one unarmed hand
51	A wooden chest	Sealed inside me you'll find jewels and gold, for I store the found fortune for hoarders of old
52	A waist clock	I'm unlike a man, for I've hans on my face, but near a man's hand's where I'd be most in place
53	A pesticide sprayer	A push on my handle makes a poisonous spray, the kind to keep pests in your garden away
54	A stone Obelisk	I'd be seen on an Egypt or Washington trip, but with taller sloped sides and the same pyramid tip