NORTH PLAINS INDIAN CROW STRIKE A LITE BEADED BAG

The lot features a 19th Century beaded leather strike-a-lite bag from the Central Plains Indians and is from the ex-collection of noted artist and collector, Bob Coronato, Rogues Gallery, Hulett, WY.

NATIVE AMERICAN / PLAINS INDIAN BEADED STRIKE-A-LITE BAGS, LOT OF TWO, comprising two unsigned examples, one attributed to Darwin DeCamp, each with brass concho to cover flap, "lazy" stitched beadwork

Group of Cheyenne and Crow Indian Bags, three total including: Cheyenne Indian Strike-a-Lite bag, beaded front with tin cone and mother of pearl decoration; Crow Indian tobacco bag with turquoise bead

The lot features a Southern Plains beaded Strike-A-Lite pouch with forged stiker. The pouch or bag is comprised of dyed brown harness saddle leather with geometric beadwork along the front and rolled

The lot features a fully beaded strike-a-lite bag / pouch with hand-forged iron striker from the Comanche Native American Indians and dating to circa 1880’s. The pouch or bag shows the original hide

The lot features a fully beaded strike-a-lite flat bag from the Apache Native American Indians in an iconic Medicine Bag pattern associated with the Thunder Power, dating to circa 1940-1950’s. T

This is an excellent fully beaded hide strike-a-lite bag from the Arapaho Native American Indians of the 19th Century. This circa 1890 bag shows thick Great American Bison Buffalo Indian tanned hide c

The lot features a geometric beaded hide and trade cloth flat bag, referred to as a Signal Mirror bag, attributed to the Crow Native American Indians of the Northern Plains of the Colorado region. The

The lot features a beaded Indian tanned hide flat strike-a-lite bag with iron striker having Indian tanned hide with quillwork all attributed to the Chippewa Native American Indians of the 19th Centur

19th C Plains Indian Strike-A -Light Beaded Bag . Size 6" L x 2" including metal cone fridge's. Provenance see in photo.

Kiowa Indian Strike-A-Lite Beaded Bag

Title: Northern Plains Indian strike-a-light beaded bag. Mid 20th century Provenance/Additional Info: A well done and attractive beaded bag with coned fringe on commercial leather. Excellent condition

Northern Plains Sioux Beaded Strike Lite Bag

Vintage Native American Indian beaded strike a lite bag with tin cones and horsehair fringe. In very good original as found condition. Beautiful colors. Great quality and detail. Measure 5 1/4 by 2 1/

Vintage Native American Indian beaded strike a lite bag. In very good original as found condition. Beautiful colors. Great quality and detail. 3 3/4 by 2 inches

3pc Old Plains Beaded Strike-a-Lite Bags. Lot includes a polychrome beaded floral leather bag 5''x4'', a blue and white geometric motif bag 5.5''x3'', and a blue and brown goemetric motif bag 8.5''x4.

Antique Native American Plains Indian, Sioux Beaded Buckskin Strike-A-Light Bag / Pouch. Late 19th Century. Pouch is constructed of native tanned hide, with multi-colored glass trade beads in a geomet

Classic Ute strike-a-lite bag, tightly beaded on saddle leather with both plain & faceted seed beads, sinew-sewn, with a double row of tin cone tinkers along the bottom edge. Origin: Native American /

Beaded Strike-A-Lite Bag measures 3 7/16" x 4 1/2".

Beaded Strike-A-Lite Bag measures 2 1/4" x 3 1/4". Not sure on the age of this item.

This is an unusual and excellent late-19th Century beaded dispatch bag, otherwise known as the tip or possible / possibles bag, from the Crow Native American Indians of Montana. The bag is comprised o

Old Plains Quilled Bladder Bag 8.5''x5.5''. Beaded and quilled buffalo leather bag. Metal fringe similar to strike-a-lite bags. Overall excellent condition. Early to mid 20th century. Sioux, Lakota, P

Antique Plains Quilled Bag 10''x9''. Polychrome beaded border with colored quill work on leather. Similar to a strike-a-lite bag. Overall wear to quills. Late 19th or early 20th century. Search terms:

This is an astounding, large set of saddle bags / saddle blanket dating to circa 1870-1880s done in Buffalo hide being fully beaded from the Sioux people of the Northern Plains during the Indian Wars