Mic Mac Pipe

1 7/8" Catlinite Mic-Mac Pipe. MI. Nicely polished. Very well made. Excellent condition. Drilled for suspension

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Mic Mac Pipe Kaskaski River Il. Damage to bowl 2.13" tall x 1.20" wide. All items will come with documentation of authenticity and transfer of ownership. All buyers pay actual shipping cost. All Artif

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1 1/2" Mini MicMac Pipe. Ex Barrons

3 3/4" Micmac Pipe. Newark, OH. Ornate and well made Pipestone example. Bowl glued. Ex-Jim Hahn. Jackson COA

Early Steatite Micmac Pipe From Winnipeg, Manitoba 2 1/8" L. Good Condition

4 1/4" x 2" MicMac Pipe effigy pendant or unfinished, Historic Era, Post 1920's

Here is a rare field find!.A plowed up Very Early catlinite Mic Mac pipe bowl. Carved designs and initials carved in. Couple of plow marks. Simply a rare find.

Mic Mac Steatite Pipe, outstanding carving! Size: 4.48" long 2.54" wide, no breaks or damage the line you see is in the stone and heals up on the other side it has not been glued, Ex Byron Anderson he

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Dark reddish brown slate with one green spot, elbow form with full relief face at front of bowl and full relief child in papoose, high polish2 5/8" long x 1" wide x 2 3/4" high. Old paper tag with ink

3" Micmac Bird Pipe. IL. Catlinite. Later Historic example. Fine condition. Ex-Augie Meyer

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Ute Catlinite Pipe (2 3/4") and Wooden Stem (12 1/8"). Micmac style pipe with hatch marks engraved on arbor and decoration around rim. 1900's tourist trade acquired from pipe maker in Montana. Very go

1 7/8" Black Slate Pipe. This is a very nice but not an ancient pipe. Likely made over the past 75 years. For use in smoking this pipe would require a pebble in the stem to reduce air flow.

3 Good Old Native Made Pipe Bowls - Tiny "Mic Mac" Type, Small Catlinite Bowl Inscribed Sciota Co. Ohio - 1 1/2" Long Black Stone Bears Label "Wash. Co. Tenn."

Nice Eastern Woodland tribal pipe with keel - probably Iroquois or MicMac. Estate Collection find in a schist material.

Micmac or Iroquois style.

19th century watercolor portrait of Mic Mac Indian. Frame size H 6" W 5-3/4". Paper size H 4" W 3-1/2".

Dan Christensen (American, 1942-2007) Delta Leader, Mic Mac I and Mic Mac II (a group of three prints) screenprints each signed, titled, and numbered in pencil Each: 38 x

Finely Crafted Ash Splint Fixed Handle Basket, signed by artisan Greg McEwan, retired chief, Bear River First Nation, Nova Scotia, dated June 10th, 2004, with attached label from Beartown Baskets, 18"