This antique and RARE Native American Indian Warrior Breastplate Used to protect warrior’s heart in battle. Measures 4 3/4 inches wide x 6 3/4 inches high. It even has the remnants of the old rawhide strips used to hold it on. Displayed in a Ryker glass case measuring 6 inches wide x 8 inches tall x 3/4 inches deep. Add this antique Super RARE RARE breastplate to your collection today and enjoy the admiration of all who see it.
Rattle: Rare, Miwok Tribe Ceramic Rattle, Sebastopol California. Diameter 3 1/4 inches. A highly unusual ceramic rattle used in the early trade with coastal Native Americans in and around what would eventually becomes Sebastopol, California. Measures: 3 1/4 inches in Diameter. Acquired at a private estate sale in Sonoma county. The listed rattle was made from fired clay. It has a rough brown patina with some rattle objects within. A cross is on one and while the water symbol grace is the opposite pull. Abrasion streaks, cuts and dings grace, the peace. Such rattle fit Into the general scheme of Native American life as Miwok and the neighboring southern Pomo previously incorporated rattle in the religion ceremonies. Occupied various times during more than thirty centuries, over 600 villages have been identified along the coastal area territory, from bodega Bay to the north, eastward beyond the towns of Cotati and Sonoma. And along point Reyes national seashore, and the shores of Tomales Bay. You will NEVER Find Another One of These!!!!! GREAT RARE Display Item!!!!
You are purchasing the item that is in the pictures. The pictures are part of the description. Colors shown can very from computer to computer. One area of repaid. His mother’s family owned a cabin in Tomahawk Wisconsin in the 1940s. The blanket came from this area of Wisconsin. This blanket was in the families cabin and he assumed she bought it from the local Indian tradesmen.
First edition of Edwin Eastman’s “Seven and Nine Years Among the Camanches and Apaches, ” published in 1873. This rare book offers a unique perspective on Native American life in the 19th century. The book is in good condition with some wear on the spine and edges. A must-have for collectors of American history.
This is a rare find for collectors and enthusiasts of Native American culture. The warrior beaded leather thigh bell is a unique piece that represents the rich history and artistry of the Native American people. The bell is crafted with intricate details and features a beautiful design that is sure to impress anyone who sees it. This item is perfect for anyone who wants to add a touch of Native American culture to their collection or anyone who appreciates the beauty and complexity of this piece. It is a must-have for anyone who wants to own a piece of history I know nothing about the tribe or origin Found at a Wisconsin Sale.
SANTO DOMINGO Native American Indian Necklace entirely handmade by the DELBERT & TOREVIA CRESPIN. Please see my photo of the Crespins. Guaranteed authentic genuine DELBERT & TOREVIA CRESPIN FAMILY. Please note: due to advancing age – Delbert And Torevia are now having members of their family help with hand-making these fabulous ONE-OF-A-KIND handcrafted treasures but they are all under the direct guidance of Delbert and Torevia. Absolute Pristine perfect condition. This was scheduled to go into a high-end Native American Indian gallery in New Mexico. I got this fabulous necklace for YOU just prior to it going into the gallery. Circa: Unknown but PERFECT condition. Please see my other gorgeous high-end Crespin necklaces that I will be offering soon. Absolutely stunning in person. 22 CLASP TO CLASP. 3 Dangling pendant I have shown you BOTH front and back of the PENDANT. 100% STERLING SILVER clasp and cones. Genuine stones as follows: VARIOUS COLORS SPINY OYSTER SEASHELL, TURQUOISE, BLACK ONYX, RED CORAL. There may be other stones I forgot to mention. IMPORTANT: BIG & BOLD but surprisingly comfortable to wear. Thank you very much for your understanding.
Brown hematite, softer variety not tool grade. Also a rare style of birdstone, low slung flat base, wide tail, expanding trumpet type pop-eyes. Very finely made and in perfect condition. A fine and rare piece to add to your birdstone collection. 4 1/4″ long, 1 3/4″ wide, 1 1/4 height. OHIO River Valley in Ohio.
This Muskegon Michigan Super Size Discoidal was found Along / Near Muskegon Lake. In the 1930’s! This Rare Extra Large Biscuit Discoidal was part of a Chicago, Illinois Estate I. Native Americans have inhabited Michigan for over 10,000 Years! The Muskegon Michigan area was inhabited by the Ottawa! 7.53 Diameter! —– 2.56 Thick! 8 – Pounds 10 – Ounces!
This exquisite piece of Native American folk art is a true rarity. The shadowbox features a stunning depiction of a chief/eagle design that is sure to impress any collector. The provenance of this item is not available, but it is clear that it has been crafted with great care and attention to detail. The shadowbox is made from wood and glass, and is an excellent addition to any collection of Native American art. It is perfect for display in any room, and is sure to be a conversation starter. Don’t miss out on the chance to own this unique and beautiful piece of art. There is some glare in pictures from the glass. Any questions please ask.
