This product is a rare vintage large Native American Indian Chief head wall hanging art, measuring 18.5 inches in diameter. Handmade in the United States, this original piece showcases intricate details and craftsmanship. The unique design and cultural significance make it a valuable addition to any collection or decor, highlighting the rich history and artistry of Native American culture. Look at pictures for condition and description. Small spider hair line crack present. Looks great, vibrant colors. Measures 18-18.5″ Diameter, 5″ Deep. Please, check our items for amazing and unique finds.
This is an incredible Historic Iron Trade point recovered in Las Animas Co. Colorado that measures 1 13/16 long. This rare artifact came from the collection of Jeffrey Higgensbaugh. Phenomenal material, workmanship, outline and eye appeal on this high-quality artifact. This will be a great addition to your High Plains point frame. Check out my other listings for more authentic artifacts!! All relics offered for sale are legally obtained and were not found on federal, state or public land.
The product is a rare vintage HUGE Native American sterling carved turquoise Indian chief pendant. This unique piece of jewelry features intricate details and craftsmanship, showcasing the rich cultural heritage and artistic traditions of Native American tribes. The use of turquoise as the main stone adds a touch of natural beauty and significance to the design, making it a standout and meaningful accessory for any collection. The pendant is not marked, but definitely test as sterling. The pendant is approximately 3 3/4 inches tall including the bale, and approximately 2 1/4 in depth and approximately a smidgen over 2 1/4 wide. There is a lot of matrix. We are NOT experts but we try to describe our items to the best of our abilities.
This Antique Hand Tooled Leather Folk Art piece is a rare original Native American Indian Chief sculpture, handmade by the Navajo artisan Gaut-Nee from the United States. With its origins in the 4 Corners region and provenance from a fine estate find, this collectible item showcases the craftsmanship and cultural significance of Native American artistry. A unique addition to any collection, this piece represents the culture and heritage of Native Americans in the US, making it a valuable and prized possession for collectors of ethnographic artifacts.
Interesting original CDV, long-haired man and woman in Native American clothing. The man has a rifle and the woman is holding a bow an arrow. The back is blank, clean, undamaged. Overall very good antique condition. Lightly trimmed with a light wrinkle at the bottom o of the mount, not on the image itself. Rare CDV and other formats in our webstore. See last image in this listing for directions.
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Phoenix Indian School Arizona Military Class Officers Litho Native American Rare. Original early 1900s color lithograph postcard titled Officers of Military Class, U. Indian School, Phoenix, Ariz. Shows a formal group portrait of Native American cadets in uniform with their instructor seated at center, posed outside the brick school building. This image documents the Phoenix Indian School, one of the largest and most significant U. Government-run boarding schools for Native American students, established in 1891. Such cards were produced in small runs for educational or tourist distribution and are now highly collectible for their cultural and historical importance. Title: Officers of Military Class, U. Type: Color-tinted lithographic postcard (not RPPC). Condition: Excellent for age – strong color, minimal corner wear, clean back. A scarce and powerful historical postcard – early Native American boarding school litho, documenting U. Indian education and assimilation policy. Please follow me and check out my other auctions. Please see photos for item condition. Listing and template services provided by inkFrog.
Original early-1860s 1/6 tintype photo, behind mat and cover glass in half of a case. Good antique condition; surface looks a little rough under magnification, possibly from moisture exposure. But the image is stable and not flaking.
This product is a rare and authentic Paleoethic Native American Indian stone effigy, Crafted by Native American artisans, this handmade piece represents a piece of US cultural history. The provenance and ownership history are available, making it a unique and valuable addition to any collection or display.
