Chippewa Effigy Ball Head War Club c. 1870-1880

27” Rawhide Wrapped Handle, Stone Head Plains War Club – circa 1870-1880, Ex. Van Slooten Coll., Mich.

The lot features a phenomenal circa 1870?s Northern Plains beaded stone head war club collected by L.A. Huffman. Likely from the Northern Cheyenne or Sioux of Montana. The piece exhibits a carved bi-p

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.

NATIVE AMERICAN CARVED WOODEN EAGLE CLAW BALL-HEAD WAR CLUB, from the solid, the finely balanced form with downward sloping haft, the ball gripped by a raptor's foot with articulated talons. Retaining

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

VERY FINE UPPER MISSOURI NATIVE AMERICAN PLAINS INDIAN BALL-HEAD WAR CLUB, ash, carved from the solid, the long shaped and tapered haft with a circular butt end, upper half retaining likely original b

Native American Eastern Woodlands Ball Head War Club Attributed to the Iroquois, carved from a solid piece of wood having a scalloped handle, pierced holes for accents Property from: an Estate, Woodst

Measuring approximately 21" Long. Please carefully read our terms of sale, shipping information, and request any condition reports or photos prior to placing a bid. Any condition statement is given as

20.5" L x 9.5" Blade

NORTH AMERICAN INDIAN WAR CLUB, C. 1880 L. 15 1/2"

This is an outstanding knife blade war club with bird effigy pattern, attributed to the Plains Native American Indians of the Eastern Santee Sioux tribe and dating to the 19th Century. The club is exp

The lot features a fully beaded Sioux Native American Indian stone head war club from the 19th century. The piece shows a wood haft showing a red trade clothe wrap with excellent glass trade seed bead

Great 19th century full beaded stone head war club. Hide wrist strap with adornments. Great 19th century Native American club. Measures approx 29 inches long with 3 inch wide club.

THIS BEAUTIFUL NATIVE AMERICAN INDIAN ARTIFACT IS 6 INCHES LONG. IT IS FROM OHIO. IT WILL MAKE A GREAT ADDITION TO YOUR COLLECTION! KEY WORDS: NATIVE AMERICAN INDIAN ARTIFACT ARTIFACTS ARROWHEAD ARROW

A nice complete and original example with traces of original red pigment, the hide wrapped wood handle sewn with sinew, quartz head. Measures 25.5 x 4.5 inches. We happily provide seamless in-house pa

2 1/4" Owl Effigy War Club/Mace Head found in South America, Ex Dennis DeRosear Collection Pre Columbian

3" Owl Effigy War Club/Mace Head, Ex Dennis DeRosear Collection, Pre Columbian

Rare Antique American Civil War Era Native Indian Trade War Club Battle Mace.Carved 1 piece Chippewa Ball Club made from hardwood. Engravings and markings carved on each side. Chip carving decorations

This is a wonderful beaded and fringed stone head bi-point war club skull cracker from the Cheyenne Native American Indians dating to circa late-19th Century. The circa 1880’s war club features a st

Featured in this lot is this knobkerrie war club, circa 1950's, from the Zulu nation, South Africa. The war club shows excellent craftsmanship with hand carved and shaped knob head. A knobkerrie, also

The white marble club head with figural effigy ram's head, rawhide and beading. Measures 17 x 4.5 inches. We happily provide seamless in-house packing and shipping services on nearly everything we sel

Large carved Native American war club w incised animal & floral shaft & effigy figural head - 33" long

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

DESCRIPTION: Plains Indian ball-headed war club. Red-stained skin covering with red stained leather and beaded details. PROVENANCE: From the Collection of the Col. Sanford C. Lewis that was donated to