15 different pieces of Navajo jewelry: 1) Pin--Kokopelli is a fertility deity, usually depicted as a humpbacked flute player has a hallmark on reverse[x=#8212/]PM. It is attributed to Phillip J. Morse, Chippewa jeweler. 2) Teaspoon stamped Manitou in the bowl is engraved on the handle with a Thunderbird and arrows. 3) Vintage Vernon C. Haskie hallmarked, turquoise seed pin. 4) A. Hykes, two collar pins/tie pins. One has an image of a fish and the other has a bird. Both are intricately engraved. 5) Hand-made and engraved silver pin/brooch with turquoise stone by Claire Hayes of Taos. 6) Pin of wounded warrior in silver, unknown artist. 7) Belt buckle by Jefferson Brown features the bear symbol and with turquoise stones and etched cloud designs.8) Kokopelli pin with two turquoise stones. 9) Money clip with Kokopelli design. 10) Bear beautifully etched with bird design. 11) Texas Rangers star pin. 12) Pin/brooch with engraved/etched image of mountains and goat herder. 13) Pin/brooch hallmarked VY, sterling of etched landscape scene. 14) Bear pin by Alfred Martinez, Navajo.Date: Country (if not USA): State: ArizonaCity: Navajo ReservationProvenance: Gary Bracken Collection