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Philippines Luzon Kalinga Headhunter's Axe: Luzon, Igorot Kalinga headhunters axe, circa 1800s. Used by the headhunters of the Igorot peoples, has aa elongated axe head with long spike typical of the Igorot peoples. The wood handle finely lined

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Philippines Luzon Kalinga Headhunter's Axe

Scollard Auctions

Est. $1,500-$2,000

Rare antique axe with carved alligator: Rare antique axe with carved alligator. Mid 1800s. Please see photos for condition. In very good original as found condition. Great quality and detail. Total length 19 ¼ inches. Axe 7 ½

Apr 12, 2026

Rare antique axe with carved alligator

Thriftiques of Iowa

Est. $10-$1,000

Early American wooden dovetail Carpenters Chest, circa mid-1800's, with 9 drawer interior. Chest: Early American wooden dovetail Carpenters Chest, circa mid-1800's, with 9 drawer interior. Chest measures 38" L x 25" W x 22" T, and has lock & key. This chest will be accompanied by 14 tools that wer

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Early American wooden dovetail Carpenters Chest, circa mid-1800's, with 9 drawer interior. Chest

A&S Antique Auction Co.

Est. $300-$500

1800's Pipe Tomahawk Attributed to Cherokee Use, Southeastern United States, 19th Century: This 19th-century pipe tomahawk represents a form of object that combined both utilitarian and symbolic functions among Native American communities of the Southeastern United States. The piece feature

Apr 06, 2026

1800's Pipe Tomahawk Attributed to Cherokee Use, Southeastern United States, 19th Century

Est. $2,000-$3,000

1800's Native American Plains-Style Ball Head War Club with Carved Effigy Grip, Buffalo Bill Wild: This wooden ball-head war club represents a classic form of Indigenous North American weaponry, associated particularly with Plains tribes during the 19th century. Carved from a single piece of hardwo

Apr 06, 2026

1800's Native American Plains-Style Ball Head War Club with Carved Effigy Grip, Buffalo Bill Wild

Est. $2,000-$3,000

1800's Studded Leather Tomahawk Sheath and Belt Rig, Plains Region, Late 19th Century: This leather tomahawk sheath and belt rig, likely originating from the Plains region in the late 19th century, reflects the intersection of Indigenous craftsmanship and trade-influenced materials. Des

Apr 06, 2026

1800's Studded Leather Tomahawk Sheath and Belt Rig, Plains Region, Late 19th Century

Est. $2,000-$3,000

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