Northeast Woodlands / Great Lakes Lacrosse Stick

28.25" length with rawhide wrap. **Good condition overall with some minor loss of rawhide wrap. No major cracks or splits.**

Antique Lacrosse Stick, measures 42.5''L x 8''W, has the name Cusick carved onto the handle, the tag on it reads ''Antique Lacross Stick Ball Game Played by Iroquois ~ Algonquin & Great Lakes Indians

Eight Eastern Woodlands or Great Lakes bags, identified as Ottawa & Omaha Comprising one wool applique wall pocket and seven twined bags woven with geometric motifs. the largest: length 17in, width 22

1845 1ed Carver American Voyages INDIAN Tribes Great Lakes Hunting Lacrosse Jonathan Carver was an 18th-century colonial American explorer who is best known for his expedition into the Mississippi Riv

Circa 1820.

Group of 6 misc basketry items, All Great Lakes or Woodlands. From a basket fan ,to a basket mat. Various tribes and sizes

19th C. Together with a Iroquois lacrosse stick and a Native American Woodlands double sided wood pestle. 4 pieces 31-1/2"l, 36"l, 44"l and 47"l

Unique Circa 1880's Spoon Carved Stick & Ball Wall Mount Looking Glass with Hat Hooks - height 22" width 22" - great original finish. Found in Prior Lake MN.

Western Great Lakes Twisted and Decorated Pipe Stem, with Inlaid Catlinite Bowl second quarter 19th century elongated twisted stem with rectangular cutouts; pictographic carvings on one side; opposite

A Great Lakes ball head dance club The ball head tacked and fitted with a metal spike, the handle of slightly tapering form, with a series of filed notches at the terminal. length 19in, width 8in Foot

A collection of Great Lakes wool sashes Ojibwe (Chippewa), Ho-Chunk (Winnebago), and Mamaceqtaw (Menominee), thirty finger woven wool sashes. lg. from 24 to 88 in. Footnotes: Provenance: The Roy H. R

EGGLESTON, Edward Mason (1882-1941). Great Lakes Exposition / Cleveland. 1937. A smiling young woman in a bathing suit enthusiastically waves “Ahoy there!” from a rope ladder. While she is

Pair of beaded Great Lakes Native American Mocassins. 9-1/4" l.

A two Great Lakes otter bags and fur bag The larger bag with paws and tail decorated with quillwork, with large brass buttons for eyes, the smaller with paws and tail decorated with floral beadwork, w

Native American beaded bandolier bag. Great Lakes area. Circa 1900. H 43 W 15.

This engraving is from a composite atlas presented by the Homann Heirs. Many of the maps in the collection were completed by J. B. Homann, Homann Erben, M. Seutter, and T. C. Lotter. The maps were ori

Great Lakes Pewter Pipe Bowl 19th century elbow shaped, with flat bottom and a tapered crest; decorated with incised concentric circle around the stem end and bowl length 3-1/4 inches x height 2 inche

A Great Lakes beaded bandolier bag The strap and pocket panel of the red trade cloth bag each loom-beaded with geometric-motifs, the upper strap and lower edge of the pocket suspending beaded tabs and

Ship Clock, Great Lakes Engineering Works, Detroit, MI circa 1900. Ashcroft Company, New York. Brass with a silver engraved dial. Max Dia. 9 D 4 in. The collection of Al & Kathy Kolberg, Illinois.

Great Lakes Ceremonial Hatchet Peace Pipe. Iron head with incisded star and dot decoration. Tapered wood shaft with inset engraved brass decoration. Carved horn mouthpiece. {Approximate dimensions: 22

A Great Lakes pictorial bandolier bag Beaded throughout with vining foliate and floral designs, the pocket front further adorned with an elk and a small dog. length 37 1/2in, width 12 3/4in

The fully beaded Chippewa bandolier bag with pocket is decorated in meandering designs of florals and foliage on white ground ended in beaded tufts along the lower edge, with matching shoulder strap a

Great Lakes Otter Skin Pouch Circa 1870. Max length: 31 1/5 in, max dia: 7 in.

Prairie / Great Lakes Trade Silver Ear Bobs 19th century 50 count, lengths range from 1/2 inch - 2 inches Published: Spirits in the Art (Hanson 1994: 255, plate 265)