Early trade knife

RARE 5 9/16" EARLY HISTORIC FUR TRADE KNIFE FOUND IN SOUTH DAKOTA, NATIVE AMERICAN INDIAN ARROWHEAD, SPEAR, ARTIFACT

This is a nicely beaded buckskin hide sheath and old stag handled trade knife attributed to the Chippewa Native American Indians of Minnesota. The piece dates to the early 1900’s and appears to be m

This hand-painted wooden sign is made in the resemblance of a black pocket knife and folds open to close on a hinge. It measures 39.5" x 7" and is 2" deep when closed. When opened, the sig

Hand Carved, Painted, Double-Sided, Folding Pocket Knife Trade Sign. Late19th Century or Early 20th Century, Layers of paint. Complete. some areas of paint are original and old. 33" x 21.5" Keywords:

Title: Vintage restaurant trade sign. Description: Nice early wood carved knife & fork over sized trade sign from an early New England country restaurant. Great all original paint & patina with intere

Possibly Sioux Leather And Trade Cloth Beaded Knife Sheath. Approximately 13.25 x 5.5 x 0.25 in. Early 1900's Probably Santee Sioux

Native American war club, basket, trade beads, binoculars, and knife on display in a framed shadow box. 24x34; x 12x34; x 3x34;. This collection is from the Dan Hardesty Museum.

USA, Early 20th Century steel, wood 40.5” x 4” x 1” folded 77” open Oversized realistic melon tester knife, likely a trade sign or store display, with wood handle and steel bla

A very unique Fur Trade Era hand forged iron 12 1/2 inch hand forged knife. One piece of iron with rolled over handle. Early and nice !

12 7/8" Crow Knife Sheath. Ex-Bryce Hathcock, private Fort Smith, MT collection. Ocher dyed hide. 1800's glass trade seed beads and tin cones. Sinew sewn. Very good condition. Early 1900's. Native Ame

This lot features a fantastic, authentic circa 1870s beaded buckskin parfleche lined sheath and pewter inlaid trade knife from the Sioux Native American Indians and the ex-collection of the Jim Aplan,

This is an exceptional original Cheyenne Native American Indian beaded knife sheath and trade knife from circa 1870-1880. The sheath shows an Indian tanned Buffalo hide construction showing excellent

The lot features an outstanding beaded knife sheath and I. Wilson trade knife, dating to the circa 1880’s and attributed to the Ute Native American Indians—one of the more scarcely seen and widely

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

Early primitive pine knife box with 4 old knives and antler handled sharpener, square nail construction, two of the knives have maker's marks on them, box is 13"T x 5"W x 2.75"D

12” x 3 ¼” beaded on harness leather sheath hide upper, cones, Cheyenne, original trade knife marked warranted hand forged

Fur trade era rare un-cut trade blanket. 168 inches x 66 inches. Excellent condition. Very hard to find the un-cut ones like this example!

Lot of 210, most chromolithographed card stock, including the following products: Warner Safe Yeast; Heinzs Sweet Pickles; other Heinzs products; various candy stores; Wrigley Gum; Adams Gum; Kis-Me P

The lot features a trade knife and knife sheath from the Lakota Sioux Native American Indians. The sheath features 19th Century glass trade seed beads in Cheyenne pink, sky padre blue, greasy yellow,

This is 13&3/4 inches long. It is from the Northern Plains. Comes with a Caddo Trading Company Museum Card. KEY WORDS: NATIVE AMERICAN INDIAN ARTIFACT ARTIFACTS ARROWHEAD ARROWHEADS MISSISSIPPIAN QUAP

LARGE Native American Indian BEAVERTAIL Dagger Trade Knife Bodark Handle in Brass Mounts Strong Blade Full Length 13.5 inch Blade Length 7 inch

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

Antique Large American Native Indian Trade Knife Dagger. Nice Deer Hide Sheath. Full Length: 13.25 inch Blade Length: 8.5 inch. Detailed condition reports are not included in this catalog. For additio

RARE AND POSSIBLY UNIQUE CURLEW TRADE SIGN by noted carver Hurley Conklin, Manahawkin, NJ. Natural finish overall. Split tail carving. Retains H. CONKLIN brand on both sides. H. CONKLIN DECOYS painted