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CIRCA 1760-1780 GREAT LAKES KNIFE SHEATH.Exceedingly rare circa 1760-1780 Great Lakes birch bark knife sheath in superb porcupine quilled in an artistic charming dogwood floral motif consisting of white dogwood flowers and buds with yellow centers attached to a delicate motif of quilled green branches/ leaves. Sheath measures 8.75 inches. $5750
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APACHE INDIAN KNIFE DAGGER.Rare Apache Indian knife wrapped in cloth. Blade measures 7.5” and overall 12”. $1495
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INDIAN TRADE KNIFE ELK HORN GRIPS.Indian Bowie trade knife with Elk Antler grips. Circa 1850’s. Blade measures 11 inches long and overall length 16 7/8 inches. $595 |
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UTE INDIAN POLICE BADGE UTAH.UTE Indian Police badge Fort Duchesne Utah marked sterling. Circa 1880’s. $1795 |
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CROW NEZ PERCE INDIAN BEADED BELT.1890’S Crow Nez Perce Indian beaded belt in good condition. Measures 35 inches long. $1295
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RAIN IN THE FACE INDIAN KILLED CUSTER LITTLE BIG HORN. IMPORTANT CABINET CARD PHOTO.Very rare cabinet card photo of RAIN IN THE FACE. It is purported that he killed George Custer at the Little Big Horn Battle. Photo measures 5”x 7” and photographed by D.F. Barry. Photo is in great condition. $3250
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BILLY THE KID TINTYPE PHOTO. 2ND KNOWN AUTHENTICATED WITH GOOD PROVENANCE.This amazing photo image is only the second positively documented, analyzed photographic image of Billy The Kid, as well as the only known group image known to include BTK. Possessing metculous and irrefutable Texas/New Mexico Anderson family provenance dating back three generations. As well as 101 years of continuous Anderson family possession and safekeeping. The subject photograph being the only as yet unearthed group image of BTK, Positively established through both scientific and forensic study, and even more importantly, crucial and continuous Anderson family chain of provenance dating back from the present day, back to 1918, when Tomas Anderson SR, received the photo directly, and with positive affirmation of identification of it containing Billy The Kid. Coming from, and given to Anderson’s grandfather by the widow of David Lawrence Anderson, grandfather 2nd cousin Billy Wilson, who rode with and befriended BTK during the Lincoln County War, and who was thought to have been given the photo to hold as safekeeping prior to BTK’S 1881 murder. P.O.R
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PLAINS INDIAN WAR BONNET.Northern Plains Indian war bonnet. Black feathers arrayed on felt with detailed beadwork, with brass boss and bells. Measures 11” high x 15” wide. $895
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RARE KIOWIA INDIAN BEADED BELT.1880’S Kiowa Indian beaded belt in good condition. Belt measures 32 inches long and 1-1/2 inches wide. Sinew sewn. $695
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1870’S APACHE INDIAN POLICE BADGE.Very rare 1870’s Apache Indian Police Badge maker marked on back. P.O.R
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OLD INDIAN TRADE BEADED NECKLACE.Antique Indian necklace beautiful candy cane colors. $395
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INDIAN WAR MEDAL.Indian Wars medal with Indian riding horse going to war with his lance. $275 |
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LONG STEM INDIAN PIPE.Long stem Indian pipe covered with deer hide. Circa 1870’s. $295 |
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INDIAN BEADED MOCC.Old beaded mocc for 1 legged Indian. $275 |
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CALIFORNIA 1800’S HUPA INDIAN BOW.Hupa Indian bow with sinew string. Bow is 54 inches long and 3 inches wide. It came out of an California Indian collection years ago. Hupa people had limited contact with non-native peoples until the 1849 gold rush brought an influx of miners onto their lands. In 1864, the United States government signed a treaty that recognized the Hupa tribe’s sovereignty to their land. The United States called the reservation the Hoopa Valley Indian Reservation (located at where the Hupa now reside, one of very few California tribes not forced from their homeland. The reservation is next to the territory of the Yurok at the connection of the Klamath and Trinity Rivers in northeastern Humboldt County. $2495
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KIOWA INDIAN BUFFALO HEADDRESS.Circa 1860 Kiowa Indian buffalo horn headdress. Fur and feather head piece with buffalo horns, beaded decoration, bells and tin cones with long piece of fabric having stars at the bottom. Feathers are turkey. Museum worthy. P.O.R
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HIGHBACK SADDLE INDIAN RIDING HORSE.Here is a very rare saddle with an Indian engraved on each side of the saddle riding a horse and carring a 1866 Winchester. Saddle is in great condition. $2295
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NAVAJO INDIAN CONCHO BELT.Maker marked Navajo Indian concho belt with 26 pieces of silver. $795
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INDIAN TERRITORY MAP.Oklahoma Indian Territory Map. The compliments of The American Investment Company. Map has a few small water stains. Measures 13 x 17 including frame. $295 |
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1860’S INDIAN BEADED KNIFE SHEATH.Indian beaded knife sheath with original knife made for child due to the size. Back of sheath is covered in cloth. Sheath measures 6 1/2 inches long. $795
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RARE SANTA FE NEW MEXICO ARTIST.A Hand Colored Photograph of a young Navajo Brave c. 1915 -1920 by U. Agostino Donati, with studio blind stamp. Measures 5 x7. Agostino Donati was a professional photographer with a studio located in Santa Fe New Mexico active approx. c. 1905-1945. He was a new member in June of 1920, of the International Photographic Association. This information was published in Camera Craft Monthly Magazine. Camera Craft was an American magazine edited by the Camera Craft Publishing Co. in San Francisco. The International Photographic Association made its announcements on a few pages of each issue. In June of 1920 on page 210, U.A. Donati, #4766 is listed as a new member specializing in Indian studies, Indian pueblos, art, portraits, night pictures and draped and undraped figure studies. One of his photographs is in the collection at The Palace of the Governors in Santa Fe, New Mexico and the files at the Palace of the Governors state that he was located in Tucumcari, NM from 1912-1913. Donati took portrait photographs, but his consuming lifelong passion was documenting Native Americans of New Mexico, Arizona and throughout the Southwestern US in the early part of 20th century. Born in Italy, Donati was married and his Italian wife was skilled in the art of hand coloring / tinting photographs. The couple had three children all girls. The oldest, born in the USA was trained to assist in the studio at an early age. The second was born in the USA and then brought to Italy, a third daughter was born in Italy and left there to be raised by their paternal Grandmother. Donati traveled extensively for days and weeks at a time, photographing Native American tribes in New Mexico, Arizona and throughout the southwest and felt that his younger children would be better educated and well taken care of in Italy and so the two younger girls were left in Italy for their education and care. The oldest, girl who was raised to work in their photography studios to touch up and color the photos ran away from home at 17 and eventually worked and travelled for MGM Studios touching up and adding color to MGM films until her retirement. She spent her last years in Beverly Hills. $595 |
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LARGE MOTHER OF PEARL CARVED INDIAN CHIEF.Old mother of pearl carved Indian chief head. Quite large measures 8 1/2 inches long and nearly 7 inches wide. A one of a kind. $695 |
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1800’S INDIAN TRADE BEAD NECKLESS.Early 1800’s Indian trade bead neckless with cross of Jesus. Neckless is sinew with early 1800’s trade beads blue and white. Cross is a heavy brass and measures 4 1/2 inches long. A fantastic Indian relic. $495
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CROW PARFLECHE KNIFE SHEATH.Circa 1880’s Crow Indian parfleche knife sheath in good conditon. $995
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