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19th Century Native American Pipe-Tomahawk / War Axe Attributed to Southeastern Tribes (Cherokee): This is a 19th century Native American pipe-tomahawk / war axe, a dual-purpose weapon and ceremonial object historically used by Native American tribes of the Eastern and Southeastern United States. T

Feb 18, 2026

19th Century Native American Pipe-Tomahawk / War Axe Attributed to Southeastern Tribes (Cherokee)

Est. US$2,000-US$3,000

1800's Native American Spontoon Pipe Tomahawk With Beaded Drop: This Spontoon Pipe Tomahawk is a multi-functional object combining a bladed weapon, ceremonial pipe, and symbol of authority, characteristic of Plains Native American material culture in the late 19th

Mar 02, 2026

1800's Native American Spontoon Pipe Tomahawk With Beaded Drop

Est. US$2,000-US$3,000

Native American Pipe Tomahawk North America, 19th Century (1800s): This trade dag knife, dating to the 19th century, represents a class of edged weapons produced for exchange within Indigenous trade networks across North America. Such knives were typically manufactur

Feb 18, 2026

Native American Pipe Tomahawk North America, 19th Century (1800s)

Est. US$1,000-US$2,000

1800's Spontoon Pipe Tomahawk, Plains Native American: This Spontoon Pipe Tomahawk is a significant example of a ceremonial and symbolic weapon form associated with Plains Native American cultures during the late 19th century. Characterized by its elongat

Mar 02, 2026

1800's Spontoon Pipe Tomahawk, Plains Native American

Est. US$2,000-US$3,000

1800's Native American Spontoon Pipe Tomahawk with Knife Blade: This Spontoon Pipe Tomahawk with Knife Blade is a multifunctional object combining a bladed weapon, ceremonial pipe, and symbol of authority, reflecting the complex material culture of the Plains regi

Mar 02, 2026

1800's Native American Spontoon Pipe Tomahawk with Knife Blade

Est. US$2,000-US$3,000

15" Antique Sioux Skull Cracker Club Painted Stone Rawhide Native American Tomahawk: Title:15" Antique Sioux Skull Cracker Club Painted Stone Rawhide Native American Tomahawk Description:This product is an antique Native American artifact, specifically a skull cracker weapon or club.

15" Antique Sioux Skull Cracker Club Painted Stone Rawhide Native American Tomahawk

Chairish Auctions

Est. US$1,116-US$1,395

US$140

Rare 1889 U.S. Indian Police Double-Barrel Shotgun – Rosebud Indian Agency – Marked & Studded: Offered is a rare and highly desirable U.S. Indian Police double-barrel shotgun, dated 1889, associated with the Rosebud Indian Agency. This historic firearm represents an important chapter in late 19

Feb 18, 2026

Rare 1889 U.S. Indian Police Double-Barrel Shotgun – Rosebud Indian Agency – Marked & Studded

Est. US$2,000-US$3,000

Native American Indian Spike Tomahawk Axe: 18 3/4" long. Carved twisted haft, with leather wrapping and tack decoration. Last Quarter of the 18th Century . Nice old Patina. Provenance: Estate of Rodney Hilton Brown The War Museum

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Native American Indian Spike Tomahawk Axe

Davis Brothers Auction

Est. US$1,500-US$2,000

1800's Native American Plains Trade Tomahawk / Pipe Axe – Osage Indian Use – Beaded Drop &: 19th century Native American Plains pipe tomahawk, attributed to Osage Indian use, and representative of classic Plains trade weaponry combining both functional and ceremonial elements. This piece fea

Feb 18, 2026

1800's Native American Plains Trade Tomahawk / Pipe Axe – Osage Indian Use – Beaded Drop &

Est. US$3,000-US$5,000

A Tongan AKAU TAU Wooden War Club: Tonga 1700’s. Museum Quality. A very rare and finely carved Akau Tau. The totality of the club is carved with geometric patterns. Each time a warrior returned from conquest or battle a different sec

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A Tongan AKAU TAU Wooden War Club

Est. US$1,500-US$3,000

19th Century Native American Pipe Tomahawk (Smoking Tomahawk) – Hand-Forged Iron Head & Wooden: Native American pipe tomahawk dates to the 19th century and represents the iconic dual-purpose form used throughout the Eastern Woodlands and Plains regions. Featuring a hand-forged iron blade paired

Feb 18, 2026

19th Century Native American Pipe Tomahawk (Smoking Tomahawk) – Hand-Forged Iron Head & Wooden

Est. US$2,000-US$3,000

Native American Trade Peace Pipe Tomahawk with Gun Barrel Bowl and Beaded Fringe: This extraordinary Native American peace pipe trade tomahawk is a rare and highly distinctive example featuring a pipe bowl formed from a period gun barrel. The tomahawk is further enhanced by a large

Feb 28, 2026

Native American Trade Peace Pipe Tomahawk with Gun Barrel Bowl and Beaded Fringe

Treasure Trove Auctions

Est. US$4,000-US$7,000

1800's Ball-Headed War Club, Native American, Marked Property Buffalo Bills Wild West: This all-wood ball-headed war club was produced for use in Buffalo Bill’s Wild West according to the engravings on it. Carved entirely from hardwood, the club follows the traditional Native American

Feb 18, 2026

1800's Ball-Headed War Club, Native American, Marked Property Buffalo Bills Wild West

Est. US$2,000-US$4,000

Native American Indian Peace Pipe Tomahawk: Pewter inlaid haft. Head features a beaver cap, blade is steel/brass as shown. 16 5/8" long. Last Quarter of the 19th Century

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Native American Indian Peace Pipe Tomahawk

Davis Brothers Auction

Est. US$1,000-US$1,500

Native American Pipe Tomahawk North America, 19th Century (1800s): This Native American pipe tomahawk, dating to the 19th century, exemplifies the dual ceremonial and practical functions of one of the most symbolically important objects in Indigenous material culture

Feb 18, 2026

Native American Pipe Tomahawk North America, 19th Century (1800s)

Est. US$1,000-US$2,000

Early 19th C. Native American / Hudson’s Bay Trade Dagger Knife – “HB?? Marked Blade –: Offered here is an early Hudson’s Bay–related trade dagger (often referred to as a “Hudson Bay dag” knife), a classic form widely associated with the North American fur trade and Native Am

Feb 18, 2026

Early 19th C. Native American / Hudson’s Bay Trade Dagger Knife – “HB?? Marked Blade –

Est. US$1,000-US$2,000

Sioux Native American Indian Coup Stick: Tacked and Painted. Warrior s Face is decorated with War Paint. 23 1/2" long. Last Quarter of the 19th Century.

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Sioux Native American Indian Coup Stick

Davis Brothers Auction

Est. US$1,000-US$1,500

19th Century Pipe Tomahawk with Pierced Cross Blade & Studded Wooden Haft: 19th-century pipe tomahawk, dating to the 1800s, a classic multi-purpose form associated with Native American trade and frontier use. This example features a forged iron head with a pierced cross moti

Feb 18, 2026

19th Century Pipe Tomahawk with Pierced Cross Blade & Studded Wooden Haft

Est. US$1,000-US$2,000

Native American Revolutionary War Period Hatchet with Spike Pommel: This early Native American hatchet, dating to the Revolutionary War period, features a distinctive spike formed at the base of the handle, enhancing both its utility and combat function. The piece

Feb 28, 2026

Native American Revolutionary War Period Hatchet with Spike Pommel

Treasure Trove Auctions

Est. US$1,250-US$2,000

French Napoleonic Cutlass with Native Beaded Scabbard: French Napoleonic cutlass sword signed Henraux Jne, with Native American beaded pigmented hide scabbard. 19th century sword. Beadwork probbaly circa 1900. Overall: L 30-1/4 in. Blade only: L 23-1/2 in

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French Napoleonic Cutlass with Native Beaded Scabbard

New England Auctions - Fred Giampietro

Est. US$250-US$500

Plains Native American Indian Gunstock War Club: 8 1/8" wide with spike, 16 1/8" long. Made from a 19th Century Shotgun Stock, was later carved and tacked.

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Plains Native American Indian Gunstock War Club

Davis Brothers Auction

Est. US$400-US$600

American Plains Indian Beaver Tail Brass Tacked Dagger Blackfeet Tribe circa 1850: This powerful and evocative American Plains Indian beaver tail dagger, attributed to the Blackfeet Tribe and dating to circa 1850, is a striking example of mid-19th century Native American edged weapo

Feb 28, 2026

American Plains Indian Beaver Tail Brass Tacked Dagger Blackfeet Tribe circa 1850

Treasure Trove Auctions

Est. US$1,500-US$2,750

A Fine Old Zulu Club: A fine carved club or knobkerrie of a dark hardwood, with a perfect shaped solid spherical head. The shaft is well handled with a smooth worn patina. Such weapons were traditionally used for throwing

Feb 21, 2026

A Fine Old Zulu Club

TRIBAL GATHERINGS

Est. US$200-US$400

NATIVE AMERICAN STYLE PIPE AXE: Native American style Pipe Axe mounted on a carved oak shaft that alternates between natural wood and stippled black band decoration, with brass nail heads near the blade, the blade held to the shaft

Feb 21, 2026

NATIVE AMERICAN STYLE PIPE AXE

Austin Auction Gallery

Est. US$200-US$400

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