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Robust 19th C. Great Lakes NATIVE AMERICAN BALL HEAD WAR CLUB Iron Spike: Hardy ball headed war club, a weapon of the Eastern Woodlands and Great Lakes tribes including the Iroquois, Anishinaabe, and Algonquian peoples. Embodies the lethal artistry and spiritual potency of

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Robust 19th C. Great Lakes NATIVE AMERICAN BALL HEAD WAR CLUB Iron Spike

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

Native American 1800's Ball-Head War Club (Ball Club), Plains or Eastern Woodlands, 19th Century: This carved wooden ball-head war club dates to the 19th century and reflects a weapon form widely associated with Native American tribes of the Plains and Eastern Woodlands. Hand-carved from a single

Apr 06, 2026

Native American 1800's Ball-Head War Club (Ball Club), Plains or Eastern Woodlands, 19th Century

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

Native American Gunstock War Club: Native American gunstock war club with brass tack decorations and painted details, likely from late 18th or early 19th C. The body is made of carved wood with an attached bladed weapon. Wear consisten

Apr 12, 2026

Native American Gunstock War Club

East-Wing Estate Sales & Auction Company

Est. US$100-US$500

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.

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

Chairish Auctions

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

Buy Now for US$279.00

A Western Great Lakes/Eastern Minnesota Sioux Gun stock club: Mid 19th century, fine chipped and incised carving, traces of pigment, sun burst with cross design reminiscent of early trade silver, a raw iron, steel blade, includes a custom-made wall display mount

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A Western Great Lakes/Eastern Minnesota Sioux Gun stock club

TAOS Auction Co

Est. US$8,000-US$12,000

A Northern Plains lance: The long cylindrical wood shaft wrapped with cords near the upper portion, the blade featuring a holed arrow design element. Rich, warm patina throughout. Lg. 78 in. Provenance: Important private coll

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A Northern Plains lance

TAOS Auction Co

Est. US$3,000-US$4,000

US$2,250(2 bids)

A Northern Plains spontoon tomahawk with decorated haft: Third quarter 19th century, pipe spontoon, the long shaft featuring an incised multi-X design element, a serrated bottom edge at each end, a pierced lug for a drop and, a row of brass tacks on each si

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A Northern Plains spontoon tomahawk with decorated haft

TAOS Auction Co

Est. US$4,000-US$6,000

A Western Great Lakes, Eastern Plains gunstock club: Mid-19th century Woodland's Indian, carved from hardwood, the weapon features a forged iron blade inserted through the head, the blade serrated in the middle with a pierced hole. The wooden haft is de

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A Western Great Lakes, Eastern Plains gunstock club

TAOS Auction Co

Est. US$5,000-US$7,000

A Fur trade era Leman, Lancaster, Pa. serpent side plate trade gun: An early trade gun featuring a serpent-form side plate; marked: touchmark with a dog and "PA" and H. E. Leman, Lancaster, Pa.; touchmark stamped on barrel. The long barrel and full walnut stock displa

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A Fur trade era Leman, Lancaster, Pa. serpent side plate trade gun

TAOS Auction Co

Est. US$5,000-US$7,000

A Northern Plains pipe tomahawk: Third quarter 19th century, featuring a forged iron blade with a serrated back edge and a cylindrical pipe bow opposite. The wooden haft is long, straight, and finely finished, decorated with a row of

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A Northern Plains pipe tomahawk

TAOS Auction Co

Est. US$4,000-US$6,000

A Northwest Coast horn spoon: 19th century, the carved horn scoop attached to the horn handle with metal nails, the handle with an ornately carved eagle, with carved wings and tail feathers, the eyes inset with shell, with another

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A Northwest Coast horn spoon

TAOS Auction Co

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

A Baldwin Hill & Company trade dag knife: Fourth quarter 19th century, featuring a forged Baldwin Hill & Company New York Cast Steel, blade and a custom hardwood handle with large brass rivets and finely dotted decoration. The circular sectio

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A Baldwin Hill & Company trade dag knife

TAOS Auction Co

Est. US$5,000-US$7,000

An important Northern Plains Indian trade gun: Early trade musket known as the "Mississippi Rifle," .54 caliber, modified and used by a Northern Plains warrior. Small brass brads adorn one side of the stock, in the form of an abstract bear paw, br

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An important Northern Plains Indian trade gun

TAOS Auction Co

Est. US$5,000-US$7,000

A Plains Indian blanket gun: Short and thick wooden and metal gun, darkened with age and covered in iron fittings and decorated with tacks. The metal has a deep brown patina from age, and the wood has a rough, hand-carved texture

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A Plains Indian blanket gun

TAOS Auction Co

Est. US$4,000-US$6,000

A Remington Indian decorated gun: An important Northern Plains Indian gun: Remington rolling block number 1 black power cartridge rife, modified and decorated with brass tack work, with an applied copper band on the fore stock, marked

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A Remington Indian decorated gun

TAOS Auction Co

Est. US$6,000-US$9,000

A Plains beaded hide knife sheath: Lakota, fourth quarter 19th century, sinew-sewn knife sheath, beaded on soft-tanned buffalo hide with classic Plains geometric designs on a light blue ground, the top beaded band around the back, with

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A Plains beaded hide knife sheath

TAOS Auction Co

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

A Northern Plains trade axe: A 19th-century Northern Plains trade axe, with original haft and bead decoration adornment, featuring a forged iron head mounted on its original hardwood haft. The handle retains traditional Plains em

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A Northern Plains trade axe

TAOS Auction Co

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

A heavy Northern Plains/fur trader camp knife: A camp knife with a long sharp blade featuring a dark hardwood handle secured by three large brass rivets. The blade has a squared point and is stamped “Unwin & Rodgers Cutlers, Sheffield” and

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A heavy Northern Plains/fur trader camp knife

TAOS Auction Co

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

A Northern Plains, Western Great Lakes dag knife: A 19th-century Northern Plains or Western Great Lakes Indian dag knife, featuring a forged trade blade fitted with a carved handle secured by iron rivets. The knife retains its original, red-dyed hide

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A Northern Plains, Western Great Lakes dag knife

TAOS Auction Co

Est. US$4,000-US$6,000

A contemporary Northwest Coast fighting dagger: The handle featuring a tightly wrapped hide grip, with the lower section carved in relief with a traditional Northwest Coast pommel, the face inlaid with abalone inset on the mouth and eyes, as well a

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A contemporary Northwest Coast fighting dagger

TAOS Auction Co

Est. US$500-US$700

A collection of seven Northwest Coast Halibut hooks: 19th century, each crafted from bent wood with sharp points, the ovular forms each containing fiber wrapping, retaining original patina from age and use. Several have old collection and Skinner auctio

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A collection of seven Northwest Coast Halibut hooks

TAOS Auction Co

Est. US$1,200-US$1,800

An Eskimo knife: Alaska, 19th century, the knife featuring an iron blade secured to a bone handle with tight hide wrapping. The broad blade exhibits a darkened, time-worn patina. The haft shows smooth wear from prolon

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An Eskimo knife

TAOS Auction Co

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

Hudson’s Bay Company Trade Knife (“Dag Knife??), Native American Use, 19th Century: This 19th-century trade knife, commonly referred to as a “dag knife,” represents a type widely distributed through the Hudson’s Bay Company (HBC) and other fur trade networks across North Am

Apr 06, 2026

Hudson’s Bay Company Trade Knife (“Dag Knife??), Native American Use, 19th Century

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

1800's Native American Plains Sioux Pipe Tomahawk with Beaded Drop and Studded Haft: This pipe tomahawk, attributed to the Sioux (Lakota) people of the Northern Plains, dates to the 19th century and exemplifies a form that combined utilitarian, ceremonial, and diplomatic functions. Th

Apr 06, 2026

1800's Native American Plains Sioux Pipe Tomahawk with Beaded Drop and Studded Haft

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

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