2 prints NAVAJO RED ROCK TRADING POST 1950s

[LAURA GILPIN] Navajo woman on horseback in desert, 1950s c., Gelatin Silver Print 7.625x9.5" ASG# LG/1507 8x10" print attached to over mat with linen tape. Gilpin focused on Women in this matriarcha

Artist: LAURA GILPIN Print Title: Red Rock Trading Post, Arizona, 1932 Medium: Sheet-fed photogravure Printed in: The USA, 1980’s Image Size: approx. 6.5 x 8.25” Note: COAs included. Reser

(2) Native American dancer silk screen prints, c/o JD Roybal of San Ildefonso Pueblo (7-1/4" x 5-1/2" sight), Harrison Begay of Navajo Reservation near White Cone Trading Post in Arizona (5-3/4" x 5-1

by Helena Begay (2) in AIT p.50 From the Twin Rocks Trading Post, Bluff, UT 21"x29" Warp 9 Weft 36

early/mid 20th century, both with natural and dyed wool in brown, grey, cream, and red, the largest with central diamond, stepped and serrated motifs, 8' x 5' 2 in.; the smaller with central cross mot

Austin Wilson - Navajo Silver Fork and Spoon Set c. 1950s, Fork is 88.8g and measures 9.375" x 2.375". Spoon is 95.5g and measures 9.375" x 2.5". Acquired from an old Trading Post family collection in

Second quarter 20th century Hooked double diamond motif, cream, red, gray and brown on taupe ground 7'7" H x 3'4.5" W Provenance: Sold: The Last Annual Cameron Trading Post Auction, Session 2, October

Navajo Red Mesa Trading Post Runner mid 19th century handspun wool 114 x 59 inches Estimate $1,000-1,500 Property from the Collection of Glenn and Ethelann Jackson

Stunning 1950 Native American Navajo Ganada Red Trading Post Wool Textile Rug, measures 40'' x 64'', 4 cornered tassels intact, stunning colors and designs, nice thick weave, A True Work of Art!!!

from the 1960's, both retaining original Hubbell Trading Post price tag / label. Hubbell Trading Post is a National Historic Site.The oldest operating trading post on the navajo nation. Both rugs are

Kevin Red Star (Apsaalooke, b. 1943) Yellow Eye, 1975 oil and pencil on canvas unsigned (unframed canvas) 19-1/2 x 24 inches Red Star Trading Post Collection Please Note: This lot is located in and wi

Featured in this lot is a Navajo Ganado Hubbell Trading Post rug, circa 1950s. The Navajo rug features a wonderfully and professionally crafted wool construction. The rug shows a off white field with

Ira Moskowitz, two etchings, including 1) Navajo Healing Co, 1945, 2) Trading Post, Navajo Reservation, 1946. Both "To Dr. Maurice R. Goodwin". [Art: 11 1/2 x 15 inches; Frame: 21 x 25 inches]. Both i

Vintage Circa 1930 Kingman Turquoise Handmade Cross sterling Silver signed Original Bell Trading Navajo trading post size L 2 1/4 x 1 5/8 " hand stamped with sterling silver chain 18"

A Mint Condition 1950s Bell Trading Post Navajo Sterling Silver Turquoise Cuff Bracelet fits wrist size 6-7.5 inch

Native American scenes, including 2 trading post photos, Navajo children, snake dance, Sioux, etc.approximate size 5" x 7", housed in hard plastic sleeves.

Haku Maki Poem 69-68 stamped and framed. This is another installment to the Haku Maki Poem series showing a lava red rock formation with symbols on a dark background.

20th century, overall geometric motif, natural and dyed wools, 86-1/2 x 54 in.

(Lot of 2) Navajo textile group early 20th Century consisting of an authentic Chinle all natural dyed blanket together with a Crystal trading post rug (green stain) 7'8''l x 3'9''w

Native American Navajo Basket by Lorraine Black. "The Positives and Negatives of Roadkill, " C. 2004. 29 coils. Twin Rocks Trading Post. Size: 17" (43 cm) diameter. Property from the Jim and Kit Horne

A NAVAJO HAND WOVEN WOOL RUG, RED MESA OR GANADO TRADING POST, ARIZONA, CIRCA 1930-1940, with shaded tan ground, the center featuring dark brown outlined cream ground serrated diamonds with orange sta

by Barbara P. Naha, sister of Tom Polacca (1935-2003). Decorated with 2 red and brown eagles on buff base. (HTP-p.128) 9.7"Hx4.7D. Purchased from the potter at the Hubbell Trading Post.

Featured in this lot is this Navajo Crystal Trading Post Churro Wool Storm pattern rug, circa 1950s-1960s. The Churro breed of sheep was introduced into the Rio Grande Valley by the Spaniards in the 1

Lot of 7 different. 1) Letterhead for Navajo Springs Trading Post, OE Noland, Licensed Indian Trader, Dealer in Navajo Blankets and Indian Curios. 1911. 2) Others: Bozman & Blatchford, Real Estate, le