Penobscot Indian Root War Club

Penobscot Indian Root War Club. A Northeastern Indian carved and paint decorated war club, with a carving of a Chief. 19-1/2"l. Condition: Very good.

Rare antique Native American Penobscot carved root tribal war club. The clubs handle features a hand carved Indian motif terminating with the carved head of the figure. The Penobscot (Panawahpskek) ar

Last quarter of the 19th century. War clubs such as this were used by the Iroquois, Penobscot, Passamaquoddy, and Abenaki. Originally for tribal war which was fundamental to the evolution of young men

1940s hand painted decorative club, with green painted handle chip carved into the natural wood color; the head with relief cared 'Indian Chief" in bonnet, the spikes carved into deer head, eagle and

21 3/4" LONG HISTORIC PLAINS INDIAN ROOT BALL WAR CLUB, BEAUTIFUL RICH PATINA, CIRCA 1800'S NATIVE AMERICAN WEAPON, TOOL, SKULL CRACKER

23” Fine Penobscot Tree Root War Club, deeply carved – rare in this condition

Vintage Penobscot Indian Root Ball Club.-- Dimensions: H: 22 inches: W: 7 inches ---

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

Mid-19th c. in classical spirit form, all-natural root ball, excluding one spike faintly carved as an Eagle head, chip carved handle, lightly varnished over well-used patina. 28" long, 8" head.

Beautifully carved classical form club by Penobscot artisan Joe Hugga Dana with black to unfinished wood chip carved handle, retaining bottom cuff of birch paper bark, the top having a portrait of an

20th c. Oversized Club with natural form head, carved with painted portrait of a Sioux War Chief in Bonnet, chip carved handle, red stained, 34" long, 10" head. Some loss to bark. 33" long, 10" head,

Mid 20th c. Classical Form stripped of bark except heel of handle, chip carved handle, eagle head carved root spike, in natural finish, 27" x 9".

Mid-20th century birch root war club in the style of the Penobscot of Maine, made in classical form, the standard stripped of bark and chip carved with trailing fern fronds, the head of the club carve

Early 20th c. Somewhat Crudely Carved Club, retaining bark at butt of handle and on the emerging Wolf Spirit head at top, the handle having scratched three band decoration, "Ottawa" also scratched in.

20th c. Bird Spirit War Club, with curved handle, unvarnished, 2/3 of the club fire scorched, leather wrist thong. 17" long.

Authentic Penobscot Indian Birch Root Ball Club. Beautiful grain, Winged eagle carved decoration. Nice patina from age. Good condition. Measures 24" L x 10" W. Third party shipping or local pick-up.

Made from the root ball and trunk of a small tree, the root clubs has been traced and documented to have been made pre-European contact. Traditionally used as weapons, some later ones were thought to

Item: Early Penobscot root club made from cherry wood knot with a dark untouched surface Date: Late 18th/early 19th century Maker: Penobscot Nation Dimensions: 24 x 4 x 4 inches The Penobscot Indian N

The lot feature a fantastic root burl ball head war club from the Osage Native American Indians dating to the 19th Century. This large, heavy club shows a hand-carved solid walnut hard wood made from

PENOBSCOT NATIVE AMERICAN CARVED WOODEN ROOT CLUB, featuring an Indian warrior head, chip-carved fern decoration to handle. First quarter 20th century. 18" L.

Native American Plains Indian War Club, late 19th/20th century. Stone double head on painted rawhide-wrapped wooden handle. Size: 29.75'' x 4.75'' x 2.5'' (76 x 12 x 6 cm). Provenance: Collection of A

Western America Native American Sioux Ornately Beaded Indian War Club c. 1890 to 1920 Turn-of-the-Century, Native American Sioux Indian, Ornate Handmade Beaded Souvenir Ceremonial War Club, Extremely

Native American Indian War Club Assortment (3) items including a walnut ball-headed, a full-grooved ax hafted to wood handle using rawhide and twine and a double-ended stone, hafted using rawhide and

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