Penobscot Snowshoes

Vintage Penobscot snow shoes. Dimensions: 42" X 11"

Pair of large Penobscot snowshoes. Maine, circa 1920. L 56-3/4" W 13" Condition: Excellent original condition.

Large pair of Penobscot snow shoes. Maine, circa 1920. L 50"

Pair of large, late 19th century Penobscot pointed snowshoes with red and blue painted tips, 57" x 13" overall.

"Penobscot Special" Snow Shoes by J. A. Osgood (Milford, Maine, ca. 1940) Made from white ash with rawhide lacing and leather bindings. Each with worn printed label reading "Penobscot Special, mfd. by

Each with polychrome geometric paint decoration. L: 56 in.; W: 7.5 in. L: 35.75 in.; W: 7.5 in.

Amérindiens algonquiens, Attikameks Snowshoes Description: Made of wood, sinew and cotton threads, come from the Manawan reserve (formerly called Manouane), Haut-Saint-Maurice.Provenance: Sherbrooke

"GEO. W. ELDRIDGE'S CHART G PENOBSCOT BAY TO MACHIAS"Dated 190130.5” x 51” sight. Framed 34.75” x 57.75”.

Antique Hand Carved Native American Penobscot Club. Maine tribe. Hand carved war club. Includes paperwork. Mid to late 19th century. Measures 19 inches in length.

intricately woven with colored tassels. 22 1/2" long, 13 1/2" wide. In very good condition. From the Ralph Kylloe Collection, Lake George, NY.

1st - 3rd items: Group of Native American Penobscot "porcupine" baskets including 1 signed by Pam Outdusis "Little Pathway" Cunningham and dated 2002 (with Cunningham's Maine Indian Basket makers Alli

11 sets. Largest is 11", smallest is 4" . Many very intricately made.

*UPDATED DESCRIPTION* Teresa Secord (Penobscot, b. 1958) Lidded Trinket Basket, with "Porcupine Twists" ca 2000 with Maine Indian Basketmakers Alliance tag; signed on base height 5-1/2 inches x diamet

Pair of Antique Eskimo Snowshoes 38.5''x14.5'' Each. Impressive pair with bentwood frames, sinew srapping, and worked pewter ends. Native used by Inuit, Yupik or Inupiaq Alaskan cultures. Overall ligh

Native American, Northeast United States, Maine, Penobscot, ca. 1900s to 1950s CE. A root club hand-carved with a canine or skunk-like face on the spiked head, and the handle is etched with a leaf pat

DESCRIPTION: (2 Pc) Pair of C.A. Lund Company Trail Snowshoes, white oak-framed with rawhide webbing and original leather bindings. These are marked and made by the C.A. Lund Company of North St. Paul

Original coastal survey from 1880 detailing Penobscot Bay from Belfast to Thomaston and as far east as Deer Isle. Mounted in a silver frame. Top of chart has minor loss. Overall Dimensions: 48" H x 40

originally from the Ralph Kylloe Collection. 52" long.

intricately made with green wool tassels and red tips. 50" long.

These two root clubs are probably circa. 1890 and 1920 era tourist pieces. Root clubs started as weapons, then became ceremonial tools as spirit clubs, then became tourist pieces.One is a small 19 inc

GREGORY DUNHAM (MA/ME, 1946 - ) - "Penobscot Farm", watercolor on paper, signed lower right and dated '95, Pine Tree Shop and Bayview Gallery of Camden, Maine label verso, in cold molded frame, matted

RED WEBBING 39 1/2" X 16 1/2"

Lot of 4 Antique Horse Snowshoes in good vintage condition.

snowshoes are 33" long, pack basket is 17" tall. Pack basket is in good condition with green canvas straps.