Northern Plains Elk Antler Quirt, with Decorations

Northern Plains Elk Antler Quirt, with Decorations third quarter 19th century crossed and semi-circular detailing on upper portion; harness leather lashing with red trade wool; thread and sinew-sewn b

Northern Plains Elk Antler Beaded and Tacked Quirt 14 1/4 inches long Circa Early 1900's.

Plains Elk Antler Hide Scraper, with Decorations fourth quarter 19th century carved with three sets of bands containing a row of dots overall length 11-1/2 inches

Northern Plains Native tanned elk hide stitched with red trade cloth panels beaded in white strips with a striking blue and yellow border, long string decorations with blue beads along with edge fring

Cheyenne Elk Antler Quirt. Elk antler handle, leather strap, beaded band on leather. Excellent condition. 12.5" w x 3" strap. Wristband 6" per side. Est. $1,000-2,000. Ship: $45

RARE Northern Plains Antler Spoon with Custom Stand c. 1900s, 5.375" x 2" x 2.75". (5.375" tall with 0.75" stand included) Acquired from a private collection in Arizona. Antler is from a Rocky Mountai

The lot features an Elk antler, leather, and hide riding quirt attributed to the Blackfoot/Blackfeet Native American Indians. The piece features a polished or ground flat Rocky Mountain Elk antler tin

Pre-1940, Colorful heavy moose or elk hide war shirt with cut-in and added fringe, yellow flat beaded geometric strips, and matching leggings. Very good condition, clean, minor bead loss. Extra Large

Native American, Western United States, Plains Tribes, Lakota (Sioux), ca. 19th century CE. This is a wonderful example of an elk scraper or hide flesher known as a "wahintki" in the Lakota language,

NATIVE AMERICAN NORTHERN PLAINS INDIAN CATLINITE PIPE WITH WOODEN STEM, carved catlinite pipe with textured center at the bend, presented with a flat pipe stem with paint decoration featuring leaf and

late 19th/early 20th century, fully beaded, on commercial hide with snap closure, traditional geometric decoration, 3-1/4 x 4-1/4 in.; containing a Hard Times Token inside, HT-81, dated 1837.

American Indian Eastern Woodlands Great Plains quirt, 19th Century, the turned wood shank with brass tack decoration and leather strapping, 15.5"l,

Large buffalo hide mounted on board with Native American Indian paintings of animals including elk and buffalo. Signed top left and dated 1874. Probably from a Northern Plains tribe. Many buffalo hide

Native American, Northern Plains, possibly Crow, ca. early 20th century CE. A shield made of stretched deer hide with a schematic depiction of a standing deer with antlers and bold zigzags emanating f

An early, large hunting knife in newer sheath. The knife is 14 inches long handle to tip. Elk or Mule Deer antler handle. Steel blade appears to be made from large saw mill blade. All hand made and ea

circa 1900 or earlier, each with finely woven multi colored geometric decorations. Longer 19 in. The Native American Collection of Mr. Wayne Lockey of Grand Junction, Colorado. Additional high-resolut

DRESDEN CARDBOARD Christmas tree decoration, elk, 9 cm, a part of the antlers is missing German Description DRESDNER PAPPE Christbaumschmuck, Elch, 9 cm, Teil des Geweih´s fehlt

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

with 12 lights, made by Dan MacPhail Studios in Kevil, KY. Excellent quality and condition, 52" x 24" x 48" tall. From a lodge in Western Pennsylvania.

Over 4' in diameter, with a 8 lights in the shape of a half of sphere. Made by Dan MacPhail Studios in Kevil, KY. From a lodge in Western Pennsylvania.

Northern Plains Child's Quilled Bowcase, Quiver, and Bow, Fort Berthold, fourth quarter 19th century, the diminutive form, with multicolored quillwork in geometric designs, on the ends of the strap, b

4' diameter with 8 lights. Made by Dan MacPhail Studios in Kevil, KY. Excellent quality and condition. From a lodge in Western Pennsylvania.

The lot features a circa 1840-1860 Northern Plains pipe tomahawk from the collections of Walter C. Earl, Reggie Roberts, Jeb Taylor with paperwork. The piece exhibits a hand-forged iron pipe tomahawk

Northern Plains Beaded Hide Tobacco Bag fourth quarter 19th century sinew-sewn and beaded with colors of red white-heart, green, dark blue, cut brass, and white; throat coated with green pigment; lowe