Cardboard and cloth Native American Indian displa

Sleepy Eye Cream Advertising Double Sided Native American Indian Cardboard Sign. size: 16 in. diameter round

Andrew Van Tsinajinnie, Navajo (Arizona, 1916-2000) Watercolor and ink on cardboard. The painting depicts Native American Indians surrounding a campfire in a ritual celebration. Signed lower right. Me

A Navajo cloth Indian doll with wearing blanket, beaded high top moccasins, and painted face. 11 1/2 inches tall. Excellent condition

Mid 19th century Native American Indian sash. Or drop of some sort. 51 inches long x 7 1/2 inches wide. Bottom 19 inches beaded in a line beadwork. All done on early trade cloth . Rare

Plains Indian parfleche pouch with fringes, tin cone tinklers, bells and cloth adornment. Dating uncertain. Origin: Native American / American Indian / Plains. Dimensions: 20 in. long (with fringes an

Early 20th century, of hide and trade cloth, a diminutive pair of saddle bags, decorated with hide fringe and cowry shells, 36'' H x 9'' W, est: $400/600 Provenance: Private Collection, Altadena, CA

Native American Indian Ceramic Sculpture on Stand 1984, illegibly signed near bottom of skirt, depicting a female having a brass face, feet and arrowhead necklace pendant, cloth around her waist with

Cardboard mounted on masonite, has average to fair color, shows wear, discoloration, paper loss/damage, has a few small repairs, displays well, 40"x23", rated 7.25

Native American Indian Skookum and Folk Art Cloth Doll Assortment (15) items including (3) 7-inch dolls, (4) 5-inch dolls and (4) Skookum doll boxes; and primitive Folk Art including (4) dolls consist

Native American Indian Cradle Baskets (2) items including a basket having cloth strings to hold baby upright and an open weave board having a shade Provenance: The Estate of George 'Yorgo' Demetrakopo

(7) VINTAGE CLOTH DOLLS INCLUDING RUSSIAN CHILD DOLL, KLUMPE-TYPE MILKMAID, VIKING, GIRL IN BEIGE & BROWN DRESS, NAVAJO INDIAN, KIMCRAFT DOCTOR AND 10" MAN IN TALL HAT; 4"- 11½"). ALL UNMARKED

Great Native American Indian effigy necklace with horses. Semi-precious stones and cloth strand. Largest horse looks to be turquoise 2 ½ inches long. Great quality and detail. In very good orig

Vintage Native American Indian beaded Moccasins. With early trade cloth. IN GOOD ORIGINAL AS FOUND CONDITION. Beautiful colors with Great quality and detail. Measure 8 inches long

Vintage Native American Indian war club. Stone ball end. Horsehair. Wrapped in red trade cloth. 1900 to 1950’s. 32 ½ inches long, including horse hair. 21 ½ with out hair. Stone ball e

Written by Hamlin Garland, Pictured by Frederic Remington. Harper & Brothers Publishers, first edition, 1923. Hardbound cloth and paper binding with inset portrait of a Native American Indian on the f

An early Native American Indian Quilled hair drop with horse hair extension. Total length 24 inches. Quilled panel 7 x2 inches. Quilled on parfleche with early cloth backing. Has 5 quilled trailers. Q

Including: (2) Different incomplete sets of playing cards, Games of American History (trivia), Native American Indian Cards in its original cloth " case" and (2) later decks of playing cards (unpagina

(Navajo Nation, New Mexico, 1920-2010) Horse and Cowboy, signed verso "MD", painted cardboard, cloth, and yarn, 20 x 17 in.

A good vintage pair of Navajo Indian dolls. 1890's-turn of century. Both in period clothing. Both n8 inches. Cloth stuffed bodies. Both in excellent condition.

The lot features a geometric beaded hide and trade cloth flat bag, referred to as a Signal Mirror bag, attributed to the Crow Native American Indians of the Northern Plains of the Colorado region. The

A four (4) piece ensemble of original hand made Native American Indian mixed media ladies tribal clothing. Deer skin leather, feathers, beads, wood, and other elements. Supple light tan deer skin fash

This is a nice hide and trade fabric flat bag or mirror/ration card bag from the Cheyenne Native American Indians, dating to the early 1900’s. The piece shows a calico floral trade cloth lining with

Ca. late 19thC. Native American Prairie Region breechcloth, Otoe or Delaware/Lenape people, with metal studs, beads, on cloth. Gift to Robert Nooter from Tad Dale (original Tad Dale document discussin

Two vintage or antique dolls representing male Native American figures in fringed and beaded buckskin clothes, the buckskin faces with beaded features, yarn hair, the larger doll with removable beaded