Plains Indians Buffalo Hide Coyote Fur Rattle

Featured in this lot is this Plains Indians buffalo hide coyote fur scrotum rattle. The rattle shows Parfleche hide rattle with corn inside and a fire hardened soft wood shaft that is wrapped in light

Native American Plains Indian Buffalo Hide Shield Rawhide having faded reddish-brown paint image of a horse above center, spots below center and having a medicine bundle attached upper left quadrant P

Native American Plains Indian Hide Rattle, measures 11''L x 3.5''W, embellished with turkey feathers, two small hooves, beaded handle, hand painted

buffalo hide with parfleche decoration, beading and tin cone tassels 6 1/2" long 19th century

Native American Plains Indian Hide Parfleche Case, hand painted and measures 12.5''H x 14''L x 4''W, has the animal fur covered hide on back and lid of case, brass turnlock closure

**Originally Listed At $250** Native American, Southwest, Plains Indians, ca. late 19th to early 20th century CE. An attractive pair of beaded deer or buffalo hide moccasins, lane-stitched with sinew

Featured in this lot is this Chippewa beaded bird skull dancing wand. This dancing wand is a Plains Indians style wand with a bird’s skull head and coyote fur decoration towards the head and at the

Two Plains Indian Beaded Buffalo Fetishes, white buffalo beaded fetish with hand painted beads and tin cone decoration, hide body; American flag beaded buffalo fetish with tin cone and hide fringe, hi

This is an astounding, large set of saddle bags / saddle blanket dating to circa 1870-1880s done in Buffalo hide being fully beaded from the Sioux people of the Northern Plains during the Indian Wars

A black beaver skin top hat with internal leather band and external red ribbon, with rivets resembling US militaristic uniform stars, a tail of pressed buffalo nickels on hide, and multiple feathers a

5 5/8" Plains Indian Beaded "White Buffalo" Fetish. Native American, early to mid 1900's. Colorful beadwork sewn on tanned hide. Copper jingle cones. Good condition. Ex-Bryce Hathcock

This is an outstanding circa Mid-19th Century beaded Buffalo hide from the Sioux Native American Indians of the Plains. Also referred to as a possible, possibles or tipi bag (tepee, teepee, or lodge).

Morning Hawk (Native American) 'White Buffalo' Mixed Media (Raw Hide, Fur, Feather, Beads, Leather) Artist initials verso Approximate Dimensions: 48 H x 24 W in All proceeds from our auctions support

Native American Plains Indian Beaded Pouch on Animal Skin, hide measures 40:L x 13''W and attached bag measures 14''L x 5''W, tanned hide on one side and fur on the other

Items from Bridget Eagle Feather's Spirit of the Plains Collection to include a Dance bow 18" long, a buffalo hoof dance rattle 18" and a powder horn and patch bag.

Native American Plains Peyote Rattle. Gourd, Hide, horsehair and rabbit fur 17". Weight 8 oz.

Early Native American Buffalo Man Doll, of cloth, leather, fur, wooden features, and beaded necklace. Approximately 12.75 x 4.5 x 2.25 in. pROBABLY PLAINS INDIAN, with brained tanned beadded moccasons

Hide wrapped handle with brass studs and beading, attached copper jingle adornments, and hand painted rattle face. 22”L.

Featured in this lot is this Northern Plains Indians Parfleche ceremonial rattle, circa 1940's. The rattle shows a wonderful construction of Parfleche hide with a red ochre painted softwood shaft. The

Featured in this lot is this Northern Plains Native American Indian double sided stretched Parfleche rawhide trade drum. The piece features stretched Great American Bison Buffalo rawhide on both sides

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

Plains Buffalo Hide Paint Bag fourth quarter 19th century pouch contains remnants of red pigment length 7 inches From the Collection of Dr. Sandy Carter, Jr., Atlanta, GA

Old Plain Indians Buffalo Horn Ceremonial Club. Size: 25'' x 9'' x 2'' (64 x 23 x 5 cm).

Donated By: Musack.org Native American, Plains, ca. 1940 to 1960 CE. An octagonal-shaped drum head made of deer rawhide over wood, presenting a two-part painted composition; on the left is a somewhat