Baldwin Hill & Co. Fur Trade Dag Knife

The lot features a scarcely seen pattern of dagger knife sheath, a Tahltan beaded trade clothe sheath. The piece would have been worn around the neck and held a dagger or dag knife. This pattern of sh

Jukes Coulson & Co. Dag Knife mid-19th century remnants of a wood and copper handle; marked on blade  length 12-3/8 inches

Antique American Native Indian Trade DAG Knife, BEAVERTAIL Dagger

RARE 5 9/16" EARLY HISTORIC FUR TRADE KNIFE FOUND IN SOUTH DAKOTA, NATIVE AMERICAN INDIAN ARROWHEAD, SPEAR, ARTIFACT

8” Blackfoot beaded sheath, heavy hide, unique trade dag knife, Sinew, ca 1870’s

5 11/16" Archaic Base Tang Knife. Hill Co, TX. Thin (max ~.25"). Broad, very well made. Ex-Mark Van Horne. Rogers COA

Stratton Warren Hardware Co. Trade Marked "RAZREDG" Memphis, TN Knife and Razor Display Case. Beautiful oak countertop case with, "H. Pauk & Sons MFG. Co. St. Louis, Missouri," brass tag. Company info

5 3/8” Coshocton Flint Stemmed Knife, Delaware Co. Ohio – Ex. Hill Collection #15740-H, Thin

A very unique Fur Trade Era hand forged iron 12 1/2 inch hand forged knife. One piece of iron with rolled over handle. Early and nice !

This is truly a sale highlight, an exceptional, authentic circa 1850 pre-Indian Wars period American Indian presentation grade dag knife from the DuPont family collection. This is a large, heavy examp

This is a rare and exceptional American Indian Dag Knife attributed to the Crow Indians of Colorado dating to the 19th Century. The piece is from the ex-collection of noted collector Forest Fenn of Sa

The lot features an early beaded dag knife sheath and dag knife, with beadwork likely from the Northern Plains Native American Indians. The sheath is comprised of Indian brain-tanned Great American Bi

This lot features a fantastic, authentic circa 1870s beaded buckskin parfleche lined sheath and pewter inlaid trade knife from the Sioux Native American Indians and the ex-collection of the Jim Aplan,

This is an exceptional original Cheyenne Native American Indian beaded knife sheath and trade knife from circa 1870-1880. The sheath shows an Indian tanned Buffalo hide construction showing excellent

This is a fantastic Blackfoot / Blackfeet Native American Indian dag fighting knife dating to the 19th Century. Provenance: Poulin's (James D. Julia) Auction, Ex-Paris, France private museum collectio

The lot features an outstanding beaded knife sheath and I. Wilson trade knife, dating to the circa 1880’s and attributed to the Ute Native American Indians—one of the more scarcely seen and widely

The lot features an authentic late 1800's harness saddle leather knife sheath with wonderful brass trade tacked design and a large trade knife. The piece is attributed to the Crow Native American Indi

This is a wonderful 19th Century American Indian Dag Knife attributed to the Blackfoot Native American Indians of western Montana. The piece comes from a large, private Missouri collection and feature

The lot features an outstanding beaver back tacked dag knife from the Osage Native American Indians from the 19th Century paired with a beaded sheath. The knife shows a blacksmith forged old rasp file

The lot features a wonderful 19th Century trade knife and leather tacked sheath attributed to the Southern Plains Comanche Indians of Northern Texas. The sheath is comprised of brown harness saddle tr

The lot features a trade knife and knife sheath from the Lakota Sioux Native American Indians. The sheath features 19th Century glass trade seed beads in Cheyenne pink, sky padre blue, greasy yellow,

The lot features a beautifully beaded Buffalo hide knife sheath with an old tacked trade knife attributed to the Northern Cheyenne Native American Indians of Wyoming during the 19th Century. The piece

This is a large grizzly bear trap. The pan is marked "American Fur and Trade Company HBC No. 6". The trap features a double spring composition with a heavy gauge drag chain and ring. The grizzly bear

This is a nicely beaded buckskin hide sheath and old stag handled trade knife attributed to the Chippewa Native American Indians of Minnesota. The piece dates to the early 1900’s and appears to be m