Indian Chief - Lewis Town PA Firemans Axe

Lot consists of: (A) Large American fraternal or masonic fireman's axe with number "5". (B) 1800s brass fire alarm hand bell. (C) Victorian period rosewood lime squeezer. (D) Set of Indian chief metal

Circa 1640 Era Trade Axe. From the Susquehannock Indian town in Washington Boro, Lanc. Co., PA.

17th Cent. Iron Trade Axe from the Susquehannok Indian Town at Washington Boro, Lanc. Co. PA bares two "Touch Marks"

Prints of Indian chiefs PA-SHE-NINE; A Chippewa Chief, print size 12" c 15? Certificate of age included. Printed 1850 Also, Vintage Charles Bird Native American Print "Shar-I-Tar-Ish, a Pawnee Chief".

Hand done camp canoe paddles. 1) Green paddle end with shape end. 57 inches long. 2) Wonderful paddle with one side Indian chief, axes and bow & arrows. The other side Frog, fish and dragonfly.Carved

Vintage Cigar Store Indian Chief Statue Holding Axe and Cigars. Tall with Colorful Paint. Heavy Cement 115 lbs, 3 1/2 Feet Tall. Very Goiod Condition with minor wear.

3 Vintage Willow Grove, PA Indian Chief pennants

4.5 x 6.5 CARLISLE SCHOOL, PA INDIAN POSTCARD & CHIEF / STAR PATCH

INDIAN CHIEF OIL ON MASONITE PAINTING. Height: 30 in. by Width: 24

This cabinet card is of Chief Pa Ship Pa Ho of the Sac and Fox tribes while in Cushing, Oklahoma Territory 1900. He is shown wearing his bear claw necklace and otter wrap cap. The photographer J.F. Sh

Mann "True American" Fireman's Axe with blade covers, marked Lewiston PA

Norman Lewis (Navajo 1909-1979). A carved marble sculpture of a Native American, likely Navajo, Indian chief. The work is signed. Measures: H 8" x W 8" x D 2 1/2" Provenance: Property of a private Hud

McKenney and Hall Indian Lithograph. Jack-O-Pa - Chippewa Chief. From Thomas L. McKenney and James Hall, The History of the Indian Tribes of North America, Philadelphia, 1842-1870. Octavo. With text.

Mixed pre war figures (not correct to boxed set). Six Britains in excellent to good condition (Chief missing axe head), and one non-Britains Crawling Indian in fair condition. Box #35A with Illustrate

Indian or Asian Pacific Carved wood with whitewashed ancestor figure with lotus crown and carved mask relief base, 28.5 inches tall, ex. Coll. David Lewis, Pittsburgh Pa.

Lot of (6) books: "Drums, Tom-Toms and Battles" by Bernard S. Mason 1938 / "American Indian Warrior Chiefs" 1998 / "Indian Artifacts of the Midwest" Book IV 2001 by Lar Hothem / "Indian Axes" 2nd Ed.

H.M.J. KLEIN, EDITOR - IN - CHIEF (4) VOLUMES - LEWIS HISTORICAL PUBLISHING CO. 1924 - NEW YORK

TWO AXE AND STONE WITH INSCRIPTION "INDIAN LIME ORWIGSBURG PA 9 1/2" X 3", 6" X 4" 6" X 3 1/2" Terms: Please read Carefully before bidding. This is a Two-Part Estate Sale. Pick-up for these sales will

George Catlin (American, 1796-1872) Mah-To-Toh-Pa, The Mandan Chief (Plate 24) from North American Indian Portfolio, 1844 lithograph with hand-coloring, matted and framed 20 x 14 inches (sight).

"AP-PA-NOO-SE, Saukie Chief", from "History of the Indian Tribes of North America", ca. 1836, hand colored lithograph on paper. Published by Frederick W. Greenough, Philadelphia; Drawn Printed & Color

McKinney & Hall, Sioux Chief. On verso paper label: History of the Indian Tribes of North America, Phila. 1848-54. Frame size: 14 x 12. Title: WAA-PA-SHAW, Sioux Chief. Medium: Lithograph. Size: 7.50

An 1838 McKenney and Hall hand-colored lithograph depicting American Indian "Pa-She-Pa-Haw, a Sauk Chief". Image size within mat opening: 12in x 18in.

McKenney and Hall Indian Lithograph. Lap-Pa-Win-Soe - Delaware Chief. From Thomas L. McKenney and James Hall, The History of the Indian Tribes of North America, Philadelphia, 1842-1870. Octavo. With t

Native American clay pipe with wood stem, beaded deerskin pouch, with note that says "Pipe and pouch from Chief of Navajo ?? Indians", along with 2 stone axe heads