Elkhorn Hide Scraper

Plains Elk Antler Hide Scraper, with Decorations fourth quarter 19th century carved with three sets of bands containing a row of dots overall length 11-1/2 inches

5 1/8" Hixton Hide Scraper. Henderson Co, IL. Rare Hixton example. Translucent. Thin, very well made. Ex-Dave Harvey. Found by Ernil Logan

12 1/2" L Sioux/Crow Buffalo Hide Scraper Tool

9” x 6” Snake Handled Hide Scraper, Nice

Offered in this lot is a hand carved Elk antler handle with a flint stone hide scraper by a Shawnee Native American. The elk antler has a hole drilled on one end for the flint to be lashed in place wi

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Massive Refined Hide Scraper found in Illinois Ex Eldon Launer Collection. Normally end scrapers arnt good enough to stand by themselves but this is about as nice and big of one as we have seen. Has a

4" x 4.75". Iron and wood construction. **Some minor rust present.**

Approx 7 3/4" long

2 3/4" Finely Crafted End Scraper found in Boone Co., Mo. Ex Beau and Ryan Leech Collection.

4 1/2" Uniface Blade or Giant Hide Scraper found by Rodney Gray in Audrain Co, Mo

Very Fine 2 1/2" Winterset Hide Scraper found in Benton County, Missouri. Ex Glen Hix Collection.

The collection of fossilized and other articles shown here includes a very interesting human figure, a nicely patinated hide scraper and various other ornaments. Measure 1 to 3.5 inches. Provenance: T

2 3/8" Nicely Made Mozarkite Scraper or Sun Disc. Most likely a very well made hide scraper but could also have been a Hopewell blade that wasn't notched. Ex George Wolf Collection.

Two Hide Scrapers, one in green soapstone, the other in black hardstone, both with simple wooden handles, 3 3/4" to 4 1/4" long. Great age and use patina.

Native American, Western United States, Plains Tribes, Lakota (Sioux), ca. 19th century CE. This is a wonderful example of an elk scraper or hide flesher known as a "wahintki" in the Lakota language,

Featured in this lot is an Original Custom-made "Merlin's Hide Out" Buffalo Robe / Rug, Elk horn buttons with leather loop closures, prime winter fur, 1" to 5" fur pile. Farm raised bison, with the ta

**Originally Listed At $300** Ancient Egypt, Neolithic period, ca. 5000 to 3100 BCE. A pair of dark reddish yellow stone scrapers, hand-knapped. Scrapers were used for cleaning animal hides, slicing v

thread and sinew-sewn on softly tanned hide; canvas strips placed on the arms and shoulders are beaded using colors of cobalt, white, pony trader blue, and rose; ermine hang from hide thongs along nec

AN EARLY PLAINS BEADED HIDE PIPE-BAG, PROBABLY CHEYENNE, 19TH CENTURY. The majority of the multicolored sinew sewn beads of small (seed) size on the upper section, rendered in geometric patterns and

Pueblo Buffalo Hide Shield third quarter 19th century concave form and painted using mineral pigments in colors of yellow, green, red, black, and white; lock of horsehair attached to front of shield;

Style Of Carl Springer. Sturdy, comfy and nice quality. From an Atlantic City, NJ Warehouse . - Dimensions: 38" x 34" x 32"

Sioux Beaded Hide Doll ca 1900 thread and sinew-sewn softly tanned thick hide; beaded using colors of light blue, red, greasy yellow, cobalt, and white; yoke of dress with yellow pigment; long triple-

Osage or Delaware Hide Doll ca 1800 thread-sewn hide body, with embroidered eyebrows and mouth; doll wears tin and copper earrings, floral calico blouse with three buckles, navy trade wool skirt, and