Woodlands Bandolier Bag Panel

A 1890's large woodland Indian full beaded bandolier bag. . Extra large bag. Bottom beaded panel is 15x15. Overall bag measurements are 49 long x 18 wide x 6 inch strap. Beading is perfect with origin

An 1890's woodland Indian beaded bandolier bag. 42 long x 12 wide x 5 inch wide strap. 2 color background on strap in which they did quite often. Beading is perfect. Some cloth edging is damaged. Fur

A nice early Woodlands beaded bandolier bag. 46 long x 17 wide. Original backing. Beadwork is excellent. Slight wear to velvetine. A very good bag with early colors.

Vintage Woodlands Beaded Bandolier Bag, 44.5'' x 13.75'', Excellent Condition

DESCRIPTION: Three beaded panels removed from a bandolier bag, probably Winnebago (Great Lakes) tribal circa 1880-1910. The panels with a white ground with lobed red and green flowers. The side panels

An 1880's Ojibwe bandolier bag with a loom beaded strap and panel, spot stitched panel between them. Bag's panel has an abstract floral design and the two panels of the strap each have different desig

A Great Lakes beaded bandolier bag The strap and pocket panel of the red trade cloth bag each loom-beaded with geometric-motifs, the upper strap and lower edge of the pocket suspending beaded tabs and

A great large full beaded Chippewa bandolier bag. Beaded in the lazy stitch style. Very minimal bead loss on bag and a few tassels missing at bottom. Main panel beadwork is 16" x 13". 42" total length

Anishinaabe Loom Beaded Bandolier Bag third quarter 19th century thread-sewn on red and green wool; edged with black cotton and velvet; geometric design decorates the lower panel and mirroring straps

Front panel measures 21" x 17.5". Strap measures 7.25" wide. Ojibwa, backed in commercial trade cloth, with multicolored floral devices on a white ground. **Some moderate wear to stitching and loss of

A Great Lakes beaded cloth bandolier bag Fourth quarter 19th century, cloth backed, beaded with stylized leaves and geometric devices on a white ground, lower panel with multicolored geometric designs

A Ho Chunk (Winnebago) beaded bandolier bag Designed with geometric loom-beaded panels along the strap and on the body, with beaded tabs along the lower edge terminating in yarn tassels. length 33in,

A Neshnabé (Potawatomi) beaded bandolier bag With geometric loom-beaded panels across the strap and on the body backed by red stroud, suspending beaded tabs terminating in yarn fringe. length 36i

Native American Ojibwe Beaded Bandolier Bag Having three multicolored on white ground floral motif panels, two vertical serving as straps (folded down at the top) for the slit-pocketed pouch, ten shor

A group of 3 Great Lakes beaded Native American objects, Ojibway style. 20th century. ++ Beaded panel. 46"h x 5"w 46"h x 5"w.++ Beaded Bandolier bag. USA, Ojibway style. 46"h x 19"w x 1/8"d.++ Beaded

Having a floral seed bead decoration on both the bag and the shoulder strap. Measures 11"W x 40-1/2"L. Bead loss in areas and cloth loss at center above haversack pouch.

Ho Chunk Loom-Beaded Bandolier Bag third quarter 19th century geometrically influenced floral pattern, with loom-beaded tabs ending finishing with yarn suspensions overall length 32-1/2 inches x 10-3/

A Ho-Chunk (Winnebago) beaded bandolier bag The fabric bag worked with vining foliate elements and suspending loom-beaded tabs tipped with yarn fringe, the wide strap beaded with conforming abstract f

Ho Chunk Loom-Beaded Bandolier Bag fourth quarter 19th century having a stacked star pattern and black yarn suspensions length 33 inches x width 15-1/4 inches Exhibited: June 30-2015 - May 2016. Anish

Navajo Bandolier Bag early 20th century crafted from harness leather, the strap and edge of flap decorated with domed fluted silver buttons; the center of the flap sits a fluted domed concha, set with

Ho-Chunk Beaded Bandolier Bag late 19th century thread-sewn; beaded with an abstract and outlined floral pattern on strap and body; pocket lined with patterned cotton length 37 inches x width 11-1/2 i

DESCRIPTION: Lakota Sioux strike-a-light bag panel circa 1890-1910. The tapered panel with a blue beaded ground with red and yellow triangles. With braided hide tassels. A lovely example with lazy sti

DESCRIPTION: Chippewa (Great Lakes) tribal bandolier bag, probably circa 1890-1910. Native American men did not have pockets and so many adopted wearing shoulder bags copied from British and American

Navajo Bandolier Bag first quarter 20th century harness leather; strap decorated with domed silver beads; the pouch prominently featuring a sandcast cornstalk and floral button   pouch length 9 i