19th Century Blackfoot Tacked Rasp Dag Knife

This is a wonderful 19th Century American Indian Dag Knife attributed to the Blackfoot Native American Indians of western Montana. The piece comes from a large, private Missouri collection and feature

This is a fantastic Blackfoot / Blackfeet Native American Indian dag fighting knife dating to the 19th Century. Provenance: Poulin's (James D. Julia) Auction, Ex-Paris, France private museum collectio

The lot features an outstanding beaver back tacked dag knife from the Osage Native American Indians from the 19th Century paired with a beaded sheath. The knife shows a blacksmith forged old rasp file

Blackfeet Tacked Knife Sheath, with Knife fourth quarter 19th century crafted from harness leather and decorated with approximately 223 brass tacks; included is an unmarked blade with an antler handle

Blackfeet Tacked Belt, with Knife Sheath and Whetstone Case fourth quarter 19th century made from harness leather; rectangular knife sheath is decorated with brass tacks and incised decorations; compl

Native American, Western United States, Plains Tribes, likely Sioux or Blackfoot, ca. 19th century CE. A noteworthy knife known as a dag, made from steel with a wood handle and leather sheath. The bro

This is a forged iron dag fighting knife from the mid-19th Century from the Plains Native American Indians from the Sundog Bruce VanLandingham collection. The piece shows a typical large double-sided

The lot features a wonderful 19th Century trade knife and leather tacked sheath attributed to the Southern Plains Comanche Indians of Northern Texas. The sheath is comprised of brown harness saddle tr

Early Plains Dag Knife 19th century wood handle with brass guard; starburst designs around copper pins length 12 inches  

The lot features a fantastic late 19th Century American Indian Dag fighting knife with beaver back presentation pattern attributed to the Northern Plains Native American Indians. The piece shows a wal

Jukes Coulson & Co. Dag Knife mid-19th century remnants of a wood and copper handle; marked on blade  length 12-3/8 inches

I & H Sorby Dag Knife Blade 19th century stamped on tang length 11 inches

Athapaskan Beaded Hide Dag Knife Sheath late 19th century thread-sewn and beaded using colors of white, light blue, rose, greasy yellow, and faceted cobalt; edged with pattern cotton and bear fur over

Northern Plains Tacked Knife Sheath, with Knife third quarter 19th century leather knife sheath studded with approximately 180 brass tacks and copper rivets; repurposed file crafted into a knife; wood

Kiowa Tacked Knife Sheath, with Knife fourth quarter 19th century crafted from harness leather and decorated using small copper tacks; includes an unmarked knife with wood handle   overall length

Northern Plains Tacked Knife Sheath, with Knife fourth quarter 19th century the sheath, crafted from harness leather and set with 148 brass tacks; the knife, featured a star pewter inlay on either sid

first half 19th century, tapered wrought steel double edged blade stamped "HBC" near handle, shaped walnut handle with silver and brass ornaments. 13.25 in. Nice old patina throughout. From the Collec

Plains Tacked Knife Sheath, with Knife fourth quarter 19th century harness leather sheath, studded with 86 brass tacks; blade marked J.RUSSELL & CO, GREEN RIVER WORKS sheath length 10-1/2 inches knife

first quarter 19th century, wrought steel single edge blade marked "HB" with shaped walnut handle having brass tack edge. 9.75 in. Nice original patina throughout. From the Collection of Mr. Wayne Loc

This is a rare and exceptional American Indian Dag Knife attributed to the Crow Indians of Colorado dating to the 19th Century. The piece is from the ex-collection of noted collector Forest Fenn of Sa

North America, Western United States, ca. mid to late 19th century CE. An impressive steel knife with a brass guard, wooden grip, and a tacked leather sheath. The knife features a narrow and slightly

The lot features a beautifully beaded Buffalo hide knife sheath with an old tacked trade knife attributed to the Northern Cheyenne Native American Indians of Wyoming during the 19th Century. The piece

The lot features an authentic late 1800's harness saddle leather knife sheath with wonderful brass trade tacked design and a large trade knife. The piece is attributed to the Crow Native American Indi

Apsaalooke [Crow] Tacked and Beaded Knife Sheath, with Knife fourth quarter 19th century sinew-sewn harness leather; studded with approximately 97 brass tacks and accents of beaded lanes in colors of