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SIOUX INDIAN

• ROOKWOOD ART POTTERY MUG, 19TH
  ROOKWOOD ART POTTERY MUG, 19TH C.Rookwood art pottery mug, 19th c., with image of Running Antelope Sioux Indian, signed (Sturgis) Laurence '77, S1340 , 5" h. Competitive in-house shipping is available for this lot. Condition: Very tiny glaze rub to rim.
• SIOUX INDIAN BEADED MOCCASINS,
  SIOUX INDIAN BEADED MOCCASINS, CA. 1900Sioux Indian beaded moccasins, ca. 1900 , 9 1/2" l. Provenance: Descended in the family of Hon. Lewis V. Bogy, Commissioner of Indian Affairs under President Andrew Johnson, 1866-1867. Competitive in-house shipping is available for this lot. Condition: Wear to soles, one with edge separation at heel.
• SIOUX INDIAN MAN'S BEADED HAIR PIPE
  SIOUX INDIAN MAN'S BEADED HAIR PIPE BREASTPLATESioux Indian man's beaded hair pipe breastplate, early to mid 20th c., 13 1/4" x 12". Bought from Arnold Marcus Chernoff, Lyons, Illinois, in July 1978 (with copy of write-up on Chernoff stationary). Competitive in-house shipping is available for this lot. Condition: Good condition. No apparent damages or repairs.
• PAIR OF SIOUX INDIAN FULLY BEADED
  PAIR OF SIOUX INDIAN FULLY BEADED HIDE MOCCASINSPair of Sioux Indian fully beaded hide moccasins, ca. 1880, 10 1/4" l. Provenance: F. Sterling collection. Competitive in-house shipping is available for this lot. Condition: One side of one tongue missing two tin cones.
• SIOUX INDIAN BEADED HIDE PIPE
  SIOUX INDIAN BEADED HIDE PIPE BAG, CA. 1900Sioux Indian beaded hide pipe bag, ca. 1900, with geometric design on a white field over dyed porcupine quill drop with long tassels, 31 1/2" x 5 3/4". Bought from Arnold Marcus Chernoff, Lyons, Illinois, in July 1978 (with copy of write-up on Chernoff stationary). Competitive in-house shipping is available for this lot. Condition: Two rows of quill drops detached on one end.
• SIOUX INDIAN BEADED BOY'S VEST, CA.
  SIOUX INDIAN BEADED BOY'S VEST, CA. 1880Sioux Indian beaded boy's vest, ca. 1880, with repeating geometric designs, interior with patterned cotton lining, 13" h., 12" w. Bought from Arnold Marcus Chernoff, Lyons , Illinois, in July 1978 (with copy of write-up on Chernoff stationary). Competitive in-house shipping is available for this lot. Condition: Light wear and surface dirt to lining.
• CIVIL WAR VET CDV'S 1862 DAKOTA
  CIVIL WAR VET CDV'S 1862 DAKOTA WAR, LITTLE CROWPhoto album originally belonging to U.S. Civil War veteran, S.H. Britts, Co. K, 2nd Minnesota Volunteer Regiment (enlisted 11/20/62 at age 24), seeing action in Minnesota and Dakota Territory mostly against the Sioux, the collection including CDV's with seven having the back mark of Whitney's Gallery, St. Paul, picturing: (1) military Camp Atchison; (1) "Little Crow, Sioux Chief and Leader of the Indian Massacre of 1862 in Minnesota" by J.E. Whitney, 1862; (1) "Execution of the Thirty-Eight Sioux Indians at Mankato Minnesota, December 26, 1862"; (1) Abraham Lincoln; (1) "Old Abe, The Live Eagle (offered for sale as a fund raiser"; (1) Fort Snelling; (1) Fort Ripley; (1) Camp Parker; (10) CDV's of family members, photo of two Sioux women (undated), and miscellaneous subjects; (1) worn finish photo album, metal clasp, 1"h, 5.5"w, 4.25"d *Note: The Dakota War of 1862 resulted in the execution of 38 Sioux Indians, the largest mass execution in the history of the United States. Although 303 Sioux were given the death penalty by the Army, President Lincoln pardoned 264.
• TWO 19TH C. KARL BODNER HAND
  TWO 19TH C. KARL BODNER HAND COLORED ENGRAVINGS. Two Karl Bonner hand colored engravings, including 'Horse Racing of Sioux Indians', published by Ackerman & Co., Image 10” x 14”, Overall in frame 25” x 29.5”. 'Herd of Elk and Bison', Image 12.5” x 14”, Overall 26” x 27”.
• CHIEF SITTING BULL (BROWN EYES) AND
  CHIEF SITTING BULL (BROWN EYES) AND GEORGE ARMSTRONG CU...Royal Doulton Character Jug, Chief Sitting Bull (brown eyes) & George Armstrong Custer D6712 (multicolored, Sitting Bull has brown eyes). Designed by Michael Abberley. Series: The Antagonists' Collection (Two-faced jug), issued 1984 in limited edition of 9,500. Size: 7"H (Large)Chief Sitting Bull (1831 - 1890) of the Sioux Indians spent his life working for the right of his people to own and control their land. He was shot by the Indian police on a questionable charge of resisting arrest. George Armstrong Custer (1839 - 1876) was the youngest general in the US Army. He first saw action in the Civil War and was later stationed in the Dakota Territory during the gold rush on Sioux Land. In 1876 he led an attack against an Indian encampment at Little Big Horn. Sitting Bull and his men outnumbered Custer's regiment and easily defeated them, leaving no survivors. This jug was issued in a limited edition of 9,500 pieces. Edition Number: 5193 Edition Size: 9500 Manufacturer: Royal Doulton Country of Origin: England
• CHIEF SITTING BULL (BROWN EYES) AND
  CHIEF SITTING BULL (BROWN EYES) AND GEORGE ARMSTRONG CU...Royal Doulton Character Jug, Chief Sitting Bull (brown eyes) & George Armstrong Custer D6712 (multicolored, Sitting Bull has brown eyes). Chief Sitting Bull (1831 - 1890) of the Sioux Indians spent his life working for the right of his people to own and control their land. He was shot by the Indian police on a questionable charge of resisting arrest. George Armstrong Custer (1839 - 1876) was the youngest general in the US Army. He first saw action in the Civil War and was later stationed in the Dakota Territory during the gold rush on Sioux Land. In 1876 he led an attack against an Indian encampment at Little Big Horn. Sitting Bull and his men outnumbered Custer's regiment and easily defeated them, leaving no survivors. This jug was issued in a limited edition of 9,500 pieces. Artist: Designed by Michael Abberley. Issued: 1984 Dimensions: 7'H Edition Number: 5987 Edition Size: 9500 Manufacturer: Royal Doulton Country of Origin: England
• CHIEF SITTING BULL (BROWN EYES) AND
  CHIEF SITTING BULL (BROWN EYES) AND GEORGE ARMSTRONG CU...Variation Two. Multicolored, Sitting Bull has brown eyes. Chief Sitting Bull (1831 - 1890) of the Sioux Indians spent his life working for the right of his people to own and control their land. George Armstrong Custer (1839 - 1876) was the youngest general in the US Army. In 1876 he led an attack against an Indian encampment at Little Big Horn. Sitting Bull and his men outnumbered Custer's regiment and easily defeated them, leaving no survivors. This jug was issued in a limited edition of 9,500 pieces.Series: The Antagonists' Collection. (Two-faced jug.) Royal Doulton backstamp. Artist: Michael Abberley Issued: 1984 Dimensions: 7"H Edition Number: 7684 Edition Size: 9500 Manufacturer: Royal Doulton Country of Origin: England Condition: Age related wear.
• GRP: 3 PINE RIDGE SIOUX INDIAN
  GRP: 3 PINE RIDGE SIOUX INDIAN 1930S SD ART POTTERY VAS...Group of three Pine Ridge Sioux South Dakota Native American hand made vases in a glossy glaze and artist signed, including one in a glossy teal glaze, marked "Pine Ridge Sioux E Irving" along the underside; one bowl in reddish brown and beige glaze, marked "Pine Ridge Sioux Indian Woody" along the underside; and one vase in reddish brown and beige glaze, marked "O Cottier" along the underside, ca. 1930s. Vase; height: 2 1/2 in x diameter: 5 in. Vase; height: 3 1/8 in x diameter: 3 in. Vase; height: 4 1/4 in x diameter: 3 1/4 in. Condition: Please contact us for a detailed condition report. Please note that the lack of a condition statement does not imply perfect condition. Email condition@revereauctions.com with any condition questions.
• MILES CITY, MONTANA WILLIAM &
  MILES CITY, MONTANA WILLIAM & ELLA STRONG EPHEMERAPresented in this lot are a Personal Montana Ephemera Collection from Miles City, Montana from the William and Ella Strong Estate, circa 1868 - 1925. William enlisted in the U. S. Army Cavalry in 1868 in Cincinnati, Ohio eventually being assigned to Fort McPherson in Nebraska; the same fort that General Armstrong Custer, Buffalo Bill Cody, the North Brothers and their Pawnee Scouts often frequented during the Great Sioux Indian War of the late 19th century. William Strong's small notebook chronicles events from his time of enlistment. Eighteen (18) pocket calendars dated 1902 to 1925, with entries that chronicle daily life in Miles City. Originally created as a military outpost, Tongue River Cantonment and later Fort Keogh, Miles City became a major town in eastern Montana when livestock speculation brought thousands of cattle to the open ranges in the late 1880s. The railroad was extended through the area, and Texas drove numerous cattle to Miles City to fatten them on free grass and move them to where they could be loaded on trains bound for the slaughterhouses in Chicago. Also included are two (2) First National Bank of Miles City checkbooks from 1912 and 1913, and a bank book from 1907-1914. In 1910 the drive to form an "Old Timers' Association" roster listed Wm. Strong as arriving in September 1877. The roster was published in 1918 in the book "Recollections of Old Milestown" by Samuel Gordon; "Milestown" was the original name of Miles City. Nineteen (19) photos, most of William Strong, one of William in his U S Army uniform taken by prominent photographer C. C. Giers in Nashville, Tn., four of turn-of-the 20th century lake steamers from Puget Sound / Seattle, Washington, the "Indianapolis" and the "H B Kennedy." Lastly, a pane glass portrait of the Strongs, and a Victorian / Edwardian era table top celluloid portrait button of the Strongs. These celluloid portrait buttons were often made to commemorate a wedding or as a mourning piece during the Victorian era, when photography was in its earlier stages and still quite expensive, reserving the act as a planned event instead of an everyday occurrence. These were often displayed during a funeral or memorial service, then staged in the family's cabinet. Items are nicely preserved, age tanning and fading observed.
• C. 1870-1890 SIOUX INDIAN RANCHER
  C. 1870-1890 SIOUX INDIAN RANCHER BISON HERDThis is an original photograph circa 1870-1890 of a Sioux Indian ranchers Bison / Buffalo herd on the old Sioux Reserve near Forest City, South Dakota. The original photograph shows 11 early American Bison Buffalo on the Plains of South Dakota mounted to a photographic cabinet or boudoir card. The back is written in fountain pen ink, “Herd of bison kept by an Indian rancher on the old Sioux Reserve near Forest City, S.D.” Provenance: From the Jim Aplan Piedmont, South Dakota collection. The cabinet card measures 6.5” by 4.25”.
• RECENT INDIAN WARS, JAMES P.
  RECENT INDIAN WARS, JAMES P. BOYD, SALESMAN SAMPLEIncluded in this lot is a Rare Hardcover 1891 Salesman Sample of the First Edition of "Recent Indian Wars, Under the Lead of Sitting Bull and Other Chiefs; with a Full Account of The Messiah Craze and Ghost Dances" by James P. Boyd, A. M., Publishers Union, 1891. The salesman sample is an even more rare piece. This would have been sent out to garner sales for the full size book. The sample has original publisher notes in the rear and also representations of what the full book has. The book provides a comprehensive account of major battles fought with the Native American Indians in the late 1800's. This book was written during the uprising of the Sioux Indians and their kindred tribes in the Dakotas in 1891. The time came when the Indians declared that they preferred extinction to slavery or to the adoption of colonial civilization. Boyd's book contains information on events and figures such as the Yuma Massacre of 1850, the Marias Massacre and Piegan torture, General Custer's Last Stand against the Sioux, the Nez Perce War of 1877, The Messiah Craze, Ghost Dance, Life of Sitting Bull, the Mountain Meadow Massacre. The book contains numerous illustrations and features a brown cloth gold gilt covers, the front and rear covers depict gold gilt crossed bow and arrow, rifle and tomahawk. Cover and pages are in good condition, slight foxing and age tanning noted, slight scuffing of cover edges, measures 5"W x 7.75"L x .25"D
• C. 1890 WOUNDED KNEE 7TH CAVALRY
  C. 1890 WOUNDED KNEE 7TH CAVALRY ARMY MULE PHOTOThis is an original photograph of U.S. 7th Cavalry Army Mules at Pine Ridge Wounded Knee circa 1890 by Trager & Kuhn. The photograph shows a team of Army Mules from the United States 7th Cavalry as well as several cavalry men on horseback, cavalry men on the ground posing and cavalry tent encampments in the background. The back is marked in graphite pencil, “Army Mules 7th Cavalry Pine Ridge 1890” and printed on the back, “Trager & Kuhn Photographic and Scenic Artists Headquarters Chadron, Nebraska.” Trager & Kuhn as well as Northwestern Photographic Co. are documented as photographing the U.S. control and eventual massacre of the Sioux Indians at Pine Ridge Wounded Knee. This photo shows some fading and wear to the corners, but overall displays beautifully and is a piece of history. Provenance: From the Jim Aplan Piedmont, South Dakota collection. The large boudoir card measures 8.5” by 5.25”.
• C. DEC. 25, 1890 GHOST DANCE LAKOTA
  C. DEC. 25, 1890 GHOST DANCE LAKOTA PHOTOGRAPHThis is an original, authentic Lakota Sioux Ghost Dance photograph at Pine Ridge Indian Reservation in South Dakota from photographer George E. Trager Northwestern Photographic Co. taken December 25, 1890. This is from the Jim Aplan Piedmont, South Dakota collection. The image was taken 10 days after the arrest and murder of Chief Sitting Bull (just North at Standing Rock Indian Reservation in South Dakota) pushing tensions near the breaking point, and just 4 days before the U.S. Cavalry killed hundreds of Lakota in the Wounded Knee Massacre, only around 20 miles from this spot (it is easily presumed that some of the members in the photograph were eventually killed at Wounded Knee). There is another promenade or boudoir card photographs that was listed by Swann Auction Gallery in September 2021 which shows two photographs, one being this exact image and the other taken at the exact same time, several of the exact dancers can be seen in both photographs, with the other being marked in the negative, “Rose Bud and Sioux Indian War Dance at Pine Ridge Agcy, Dec 25th, 1890, S. Dak.,”. The back of the card is handwritten in graphite pencil at the top in cursive, “The Ghost Dance”. The card also is printed on the back, “VIEWS Wounded Knee Battle, Indian Camps, War Camps, Indian Chiefs. Everything of interest in the late Pine Ridge War are held by us for sale. Agents wishing to make $10 to $15 per day wanted. Northwestern Photographic Co., Chadron, Neb.” The back also shows a quack Epilepsy Cure stating, “The water from the famous MINNE PAZUTA SPRINGS have cured 20 cases of the worst forms of Epilepsy within the last year. For information and testimonials address Trager & Ford Chadron, NEB.” The photograph truly shows one of the most contentions and important moments in time during the Indian Wars and Native American history. Tatanka Iyotake, better known as Sitting Bull led the Lakota / Hunkpapa Sioux during years of resistance against the brutal anti-Native American policies declared by the United States government. Sitting Bull was killed by the police on the Standing Rock Indian Reservation just north of where this photograph was taken during an attempt to arrest him. The authorities greatly feared that Sitting Bull, being the highest person of influence, would join the Ghost Dance movement, which preached resistance to assimilation. This photograph is a reaction to the killing of their beloved leader, taken only 10 days after his death, and eventually led to the great massacre of nearly 300 Lakota Sioux by the U.S. Cavalry. One of the best photographs we have offered and on the public market. Provenance: From the Jim Aplan collection Piedmont, South Dakota. Measures 8.5” by 5”.
• A.D.M. COOPER CHROMOLITHOGRAPH -
  A.D.M. COOPER CHROMOLITHOGRAPH - "BURNING ARROW" (1904)...**First Time At Auction** Astley David Middleton (A.D.M.) Cooper (American, 1856-1924). "The Burning Arrow" or "Flaming Arrow" chromolithograph, 1904. An original, antique chromolithograph of "Burning Arrow" (aka "Flaming Arrow") - one of A.D.M. Cooper's most famous paintings. Cooper is best known for his depictions of indigenous peoples with whom he lived in the American West when he was in his early twenties. "Burning Arrow" depicts a group of warriors using a flaming arrow to signal their movements to a distant Indian camp during the Great Sioux War (also called The Black Hills War and known for the famous Battle of Little Big Horn) of 1876 to 1877. Starting at the top and in clockwise order, the figures depicted are as follows: Bull Head (son of Sitting Bull) is the man firing the arrow; Chief Hard Heart is standing with his back to the fire; Sitting Bear is on the ground sitting watching the arrow in flight; Lone Wolf, Buffalo Head, Standing Bear, and two unnamed Indians in the background are also depicted. A remarkable, large-scale, original antique chromolithograph that likely took months to create given its extensive composition and coloration - mounted in an exceptional frame that was artistically designed with carefully selected, museum-quality materials. Size (sight view): 19" L x 25.5" W (48.3 cm x 64.8 cm) Size (frame): 32.625" L x 38.875" W (82.9 cm x 98.7 cm) A.D.M. Cooper objected to the American Indian Wars and was greatly respected by the indigenous peoples. Cooper exhibited "Burning Arrow" at H.A. Meldrum Company's Free Art Gallery at the Pan American Exposition of 1901 in Buffalo, New York. Cooper's models for this painting included six prominent Sioux Indians who participated at the Indian Congress at the Midway at the Pan Am Expo in addition to two other Sioux Indians. Starting at the top and in clockwise order: Bull Head (son of Sitting Bull) is the man firing the arrow; Chief Hard Heart is standing with his back to the fire; Sitting Bear is on the ground sitting watching the arrow in flight; Lone Wolf, Buffalo Head, Standing Bear, and two unnamed Indians in the background are also depicted. Interestingly, Cooper first exhibited his 9' x 12' painting of "Burning Arrow" at the Exhibition Hall of the Emporium and Golden Rule Bazaar in San Francisco beginning on January 31, 1900. According to the advertisement in the "The San Francisco Call" newspaper on that date: "'The Burning Arrow'—a realistic painting of an episode of the Sioux-Custer war, by A.D.M. Cooper, a well-known painter of Indian pictures—on free exhibition to-day and until further notice in Exhibition Hall, second floor. The canvas is 9x12 feet in size. Aside from its artistic merits, it will be of special interest to every boy and girl who is studying the history of this country." Chromolithography was invented by lithographers as a means of printing on flat surfaces by using chemicals instead of relief or intaglio printing. A chromolithograph like this one took months to produce, depending on the number of colors in the image. Provenance: private Colorado Collection; Private Collection of a Private Colorado Family All items legal to buy/sell under U.S. Statute covering cultural patrimony Code 2600, CHAPTER 14, and are guaranteed to be as described or your money back. A Certificate of Authenticity will accompany all winning bids. We ship worldwide and handle all shipping in-house for your convenience. #176982 Condition: This is an original antique hand-colored lithograph. It is not a later reproduction. It is mounted in a custom, museum-quality frame behind glass. While not examined outside the frame, it appears to be in outstanding condition with vivid imagery and hand coloring. Framing is of an impressive design, made with carefully selected, museum-quality materials. Frame has a few minute (nearly invisible) scuffs, but is otherwise excellent, fit with suspension wire, and ready to display.
• (TOPICAL) INDIGENOUS PEOPLE: 62
  (TOPICAL) INDIGENOUS PEOPLE: 62 POSTCARDS EARLY TO MID-20TH CENTURY(TOPICAL) INDIGENOUS PEOPLE: 62 POSTCARDS, Early to Mid-20th Century, Real or printed photo: John Osceola Seminole Indian Village, Susie Redhorn (studio photo), "Crow Indian Mother and Babe", "A Native Son of Nevada" (baby in papoose), street scene of three "Montana Indians" on horseback, "Indian Bark House Practicing Shooting", family of Sioux Indians in Mandan, N.D., "Chief Wm. Neptune & Wife Passamaquoddy Tribe making baskets" and more.
• C. Szwedzicki (French, 20th
  C. Szwedzicki (French, 20th century) Sioux Indian Paintings Incomplete folio, lot of 49 prints, stamped "copyright by C. Szwedzicki 1938)" on verso, some cataloguing included 15-1/3 x 19-1/2 inches
• FOURTEEN PHOTOGRAPHIC
  FOURTEEN PHOTOGRAPHIC NEGATIVESFOURTEEN PHOTOGRAPHIC NEGATIVES, Native Americans and Native American art, early 20th century, from the Eugene Terway collection. The 8" x 10" glass negatives include: "Prayer Stone, Walpi," Hopi Pueblo east of the Grand Canyon; Portrait of two Navajo young men. The 8" x 10" acetate negatives include: carvings and art; dwelling in the cleft of a rock; "Big Chief"; "Navajo Blanket Weaver"; "Basket Weavers"; two negative of "Celilo Falls, Columbia River" with figures fishing; "Navajo Indian Chief"; Hopi man and woman with weaving and pots. The 8.5" x 6.5" glass negative features an Indigenous man in a suit sitting on rocks by Gifford Studio. The 5" x 7" acetate negative titled "Oregonian Sioux Indian Tepee." The 6" x 9.5" glass negative featuring Celilo Falls, Columbia River.
• SIOUX INDIAN LEDGER ART DRAWINGS
  SIOUX INDIAN LEDGER ART DRAWINGS AND EPHEMERASioux Indian ledger art drawings and ephemera related to Dr. V. T. McGillycuddy, a surgeon and Indian Agent for the Pine Ridge Indian reservation, 5 3/4" x 5". McGillycuddy was the attending physician for Crazy Horse following his fatal stabbing and provided medical care for the survivors of the Wounded Knee Massacre. Included in this collection are his and his wife's business cards, the letter of permission to attend the survivors of Wounded Knee issued to him by General Wilson Miles, two excerpts from Frank Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper , an envelope sent by McGillycuddy with a ledger art Indian chief on verso, other telegraphs and communications involving McGillycuddy and newspaper clippings. Competitive in-house shipping is available for this lot. Condition: Framed ledger art seems to have staining, is likely a remnant of larger piece. Provenance: a Maryland collector.
• SIOUX INDIAN WARRIOR DOLL, CA.
  SIOUX INDIAN WARRIOR DOLL, CA. 1880Sioux Indian warrior doll, ca. 1880, composed of hide, trade cloth, horsehair, and beadwork, on stand, 13 1/2" h., 8" w. Competitive in-house shipping is available for this lot. Condition: Hide shirt shows wear commensurate with age: small losses to fringe, stiffness throughout.
• LAKOTA SIOUX INDIAN BEADED SEWING
  LAKOTA SIOUX INDIAN BEADED SEWING POUCHLakota Sioux Indian beaded sewing pouch of unique design, ca. 1890, sinew sewn and constructed from tanned hide and fully beaded in patriotic motif, with four American flags on top portion and red-white-heart, white and blue tipis on lower pockets, all on a greasy yellow background adorned with tin cones and chicken feathers, 4" w., 8" l. Competitive in-house shipping is available for this lot. Condition: Minor bead loss, several tin cones lost.
• OGLALLA SIOUX INDIAN HIDE TOBACCO
  OGLALLA SIOUX INDIAN HIDE TOBACCO PIPE BAGOglalla Sioux Indian hide tobacco pipe bag, late 19th c., having excellent beadwork designs on both sides composed of chalk white, green, red, navy, and light blue, porcupine quill, and hide fringes, 41" l. 8" w. This very fine example of Sioux craftsmanship from the Pine Ridge Reservation was gifted to the owner's grandfather while living on the Reservation at an early age. Condition: Some losses to quills commensurate with age and use, condition is overall very good.
• LAKOTA SIOUX INDIAN HIDE TOBACCO
  LAKOTA SIOUX INDIAN HIDE TOBACCO POUCH, 20TH C.Lakota Sioux Indian hide tobacco pouch, 20th c., with beaded geometric borders and hide fringe, overall - 11 1/2" l., 5" w. Competitive in-house shipping is available for this lot. Condition: Small pin hole near top where previously mounted, wear commensurate with age.
• SANTEE SIOUX INDIAN BEADWORK HIDE
  SANTEE SIOUX INDIAN BEADWORK HIDE GAUNTLET GLOVESSantee Sioux Indian beadwork decorated hide gauntlet gloves, early 20th c., having floral beaded design and leather fringe, as well as trade cloth lining, 12 1/2" l. Competitive in-house shipping is available for this lot. Condition: Wear commensurate with age and use.
• SANTEE SIOUX INDIAN BEADWORK HIDE
  SANTEE SIOUX INDIAN BEADWORK HIDE GAUNTLET GLOVESSantee Sioux Indian beadwork decorated hide gauntlet gloves, 20th c., 15" l. Competitive in-house shipping is available for this lot. Condition: Wear commensurate with age and use.
• SIOUX INDIAN BEADED HIDE KNIFE
  SIOUX INDIAN BEADED HIDE KNIFE SHEATHSioux Indian beaded hide knife sheath with primitive knife, ca. 1880, having beads of greasy yellow and dark blue on field of white, tin cone drop and bearing period inscription on verso, 8" l., 2 1/2" w. Competitive in-house shipping is available for this lot. Condition: Wear commensurate with age and use, excellent bead retention.
• SIOUX INDIAN BUFFALO HIDE BEADED
  SIOUX INDIAN BUFFALO HIDE BEADED MOCCASINS, 19TH CSioux Indian buffalo hide beaded moccasins, 19th c., with beads of white, dark blue, and red-white-heart, 11" l. Competitive in-house shipping is available for this lot. Condition: Wear commensurate with age and use, excellent bead retention.
• SIOUX INDIAN BEADED TURTLE
  SIOUX INDIAN BEADED TURTLE FETISHSioux Indian beaded turtle fetish, early to mid 20th c., 6 3/4" l. Competitive in-house shipping is available for this lot. Condition: Good condition. No apparent damages or repairs.
• SIOUX INDIAN STYLE ORANGE OSAGE
  SIOUX INDIAN STYLE ORANGE OSAGE BOWSioux Indian style orange Osage bow, with buffalo sinew, inscribed on section of leather by The Man who sleeps with bears . Condition: Good condition. No apparent damages or repairs.
• PAUL SURBER (B. 1942), SIOUX INDIAN
  PAUL SURBER (B. 1942), SIOUX INDIAN ENCAMPMENT WITH COOKING FIRES, GOUACHE ON PAPER, SIGHT: 5.5" H X 9.75" WPaul Surber, (b. 1942) Sioux encampment with cooking fires, Gouache on paper Signed lower left: Paul Surber Gouache on paper Dimensions: Sight: 5.5" H x 9.75" W
• PAUL SURBER (B. 1942), SIOUX INDIAN
  PAUL SURBER (B. 1942), SIOUX INDIAN ENCAMPMENT BY A RIVER, GOUACHE ON PAPER, SIGHT: 5.75" H X 9.75" WPaul Surber, (b. 1942) Sioux encampment by a river, Gouache on paper Signed lower right: Paul Surber Gouache on paper Dimensions: Sight: 5.75" H x 9.75" W
• 19TH C. SIOUX INDIAN DOUBLE SIDED
  19TH C. SIOUX INDIAN DOUBLE SIDED QUILL PIPE BAGLate 19th C., possibly Sioux / Lakota, leather hide pipe or tobacco bag. Glass trade seed beads dating from the time of the Indian Wars to the turn of the century decorate a panel on the front and back as well as bands around the edges, Long fringewith dyed porcupine quill decoration. Overall approx. 7-1/2" W x 31-1/4" H. Condition is in keeping with age and use. Some wear to fringe and missing segments of quills, some discoloration to the hide. See images for detail. This item can be shipped in-house.
• SIOUX DELEGATION ALBUMEN PRINT
  SIOUX DELEGATION ALBUMEN PRINT WASHINGTON 1881 Washington D.C.,1881Depicts a group of eight Sioux chiefs posed for a photo with two white men standing behind them titled "Delegation of Lower Brule Sioux Indians Dakota Photographed Washington D.C. Jan. 7, 1881" along top. Bottom lists figures such as Bear Bird, Chief Little Pheasant, Chief Handsome Elk, others.