Plains Wood and Metal Coup Stick

Plains Wood and Metal Pipe Tomahawk, last quarter 19th century, the ovoid wood handle pierced for smoking, with file brand decoration and brass thimble mouthpiece, Read more…

Plains Wood and Metal Pipe Tomahawk, c. third quarter 19th century, the ash handle pierced for smoking and with thirty-four remaining brass tacks, the heavy Read more…

Plains Wood and Metal "Beaver Tail" Trade Knife, 19th century, the wood handle affixed to the large double-edged blade with six copper rivets, cracked on Read more…

Plains Wood and Metal Lance, c. 19th century, with forged spear point held on by a hide sleeve, the tapered shaft with a patina of Read more…

Plains Wood and Metal Pipe Tomahawk, c. third quarter 19th century, the forged spontoon-style head with heart cut-out, the haft profusely decorated with brass tacks Read more…

Midwest or Eastern Plains Wood and Metal Gunstock Club, c. 19th century, in the form of a gunstock, with early trade point, brass tacks on Read more…

Plains Wood and Metal Pipe Tomahawk, c. late 19th century, hand-forged iron blade with threaded bowl on a brass socket, the blade decorated with stamping, Read more…

Northern Plains or Plateau Wood and Metal Tomahawk, with brass head and ash handle, pierced for smoking, lg. 14 3/4 in. Provenance: Edward Averill. Read more…

Northern Plains Wood and Cloth Backrest, c. 1900, the triangular form bound with green cloth at the edge, with decorative cloth and hide panel at Read more…

Two Plains Wood and Stone Pipes, Lakota, late 19th century, the first with a partially beaded twisted wood stem, traces of red pigment and file Read more…