For a nearly identical example see number 113 in "American Indian Tomahawks" by Harold Peterson. William Parkes is listed as

Native American, Central Plains, Batwing Pipe Tomahawkcirca 1840-70. Forged iron, wooden handle with batwing cut-outs.

MARKED SUPERIOR, OTHER ONE IS LORILLARD'S TOMAHAWK TABACO CUTTER 6 3/4" H, 17" & 17 1/2" L, 3 1/2" - 4" W, SHOWS SLIGHT

Lot consists of (A) Tomahawk Spike. 9" x 2" with rounded edge blade, oval eye, flat ears and squared spike; excavated at

Lot consists of: (A) Spike tomahawk, mid 1700's to Revolutionary War period. American made forged welded from two halves of

This is a very unusual form for a cigar store figure, an Indian maiden holding a tomahawk. Standing atop a wooden box on

Lot consists of: (A) Round poll tomahawk, 8 1/4" x 4". Found at a barn sale by Henry Jacoby of Port Clinton, Ohio. Nice

IRON HORSE DRAWN ICE WAGON, EARLY 20TH CENTURY. DRIVER IS PRESENT. ORIGINAL PAINT, SHOWS WEAR. 12 1/2" LONG, 6" HIGH, 3"

29 3/4in T x 47in L x 23 1/2in

ROASTER. ORIGINAL DECORATION. IN 3 PARTS. EARLY 20TH CENTURY. 36" HIGH, 24" WIDE, 11 1/2" DEEP. COVER SHOWS SOME

Great colour and surface on this cast iron "Novelty Bank" with a mansard roof having eight dormer windows and two chimneys,

BANK "EAGLE AND EAGLETS". WORKING CONDITION. WORN ORIGINAL PAINT. 8" WIDE, 6 1/2" HIGH, 3 1/2"