Native American Metal Headed Tomahawk

The tomahawk was one of the most prevalent tools found in Native American societies and was used as a tool and a weapon. This tomahawk head is made of metal most likely traded for with European settle

Axe head is made of metal, most likely taken or traded for with pioneers. Axe is covered in rawhide and decorated with scalp locks. Due to the rarity of metal usage in Native American weapons, this do

A Native American fur trade wood and metal tomahawk. Wd: 16"

Two Native American Indian tomahawks. Wood shaft, metal blade with heart. 20 1/2" & 18 3/4" long.

sheet metal, with tomahawk and dagger. 15 1/4" high, 7" wide. Surface wear, rust.

DESCRIPTION: Antique plains Native American spontoon tomahawk war axe featuring an inset metal heart framed by pierced dots at the center of the tapered head, fillets at the side of the head as well a

UNUSUAL EARLY 20TH CENTURY SHEET METAL PAINTED INDIAN FOLK ART ADVERTISING SIGN OF A NATIVE AMERICAN BRAVE HOLDING A TOMAHAWK IN A WAR LIKE STANCE W/ BOW AND ARROWS IN QUIVER - IN OLDER PAINT - CIGAR

Ca 1900. Having a mixed metal ax head with dovetailed blade attached to ax handle which is decorated with tacks and shows nice wear. L19 1/4"

DESCRIPTION: Antique Native American pipe tomahawk with geometric pierced design at the head accompanied by copper metal inset heart below, baluster pipe, hemispherical brass studs inset over checkere

DESCRIPTION: Presentation Native American tomahawk peace pipe featuring pierced weeping heart, at the axe head with scroll form details at the sides, inlaid silver toned metal geometric designs at the

tiger maple with star and diamond band carving, applied metal mounts and silver symbols, with horse hair fringe, bronze pipe with dovetailed iron axe blade. 19.25 in. From the Collection of Mr. Wayne

**Originally Listed At $250** Native American, United States, ca. early to mid-20th century CE. An iron axe head with a weeping heart pierced through the center while the metal was still hot. The wood

Bronze Trade Hammer Tomahawk Head, mounted on Iroquois style shaped walnut and brass studded haft, 19th c., 21 1/4" long overall, 5 3/4" blade. Good condition.

Native American peace pipe tomahawk with inlaid brass hearts and stamp decorated handle. 19th century. L 30" Blade L 7-1/4" W 4-1/4". Condition: Original condition. https://www.dropbox.com/sh/60vn8c62

19th Century Native American Plains Indian tomahawk peace pipe. 24" length, top of ax to end of wooden pipe stem. Previously on display within a museum. Part of the Robert L White arms collection. 6 1

NATIVE AMERICAN TOMAHAWKS, TWO PIECES, L 22"-23" One with a beaded, cloth, and fur-clad handle. Having an iron axe head with a leather, brass tack and colored cloth accent piece. One pipe tomahawk wit

DESCRIPTION: Antique plains Native American pipe tomahawk featuring a large buffalo hide drop presenting lane stitched red, white, yellow and black beads forming geometric designs surmounting tassels

19th Century Native American Plains Indian tomahawk peace pipe. 24" length, top of ax to end of wooden pipe stem. Previously on display within a museum. Part of the Robert L White arms collection. 6 1

DESCRIPTION: Antique Native American tomahawk peace pipe featuring iron axe head with hook at the underside and turned tobacco bowl, wooden haft decorated with brass studs, and short mouthpiece at the

ANTIQUE NATIVE AMERICAN TOMAHAWK PIPE - THE HEAD MADE OF BRONZE AND STEEL WITH INCISED DECORATION ON THE BRONZE SECTION AND THE STEEL TIP DOVETAILED INTO THE BRONZE PORTION - DECORATED WOODEN HAFT (HA

Early Native American Tomahawk w/ Curley Maple Handle in GD Cond.

(Mid 20th c) Inlaid with silver American Eagle, arrows and shaking hands. Engraved brass pipe bowl and iron blade.

Two Native American Tomahawk Pipes, one with brass floral decorated blade, carved wooden handle with feather and bead decoration, antler mouthpiece; one with applied stone, bead and feather decoration

Native American, probably Southwestern United States, ca. mid-20th century CE. A tomahawk with a sharpened iron blade head, a wooden shaft covered in rawhide, and large brown feathers - probably turke