Old Plains Native Stone Tomahawk-Old Plains Native Stone Tomahawk- 18''
SIX WOOD HANDLED STEEL TOMAHAWKSSIX WOOD HANDLED STEEL TOMAHAWKS AND TWO STONE AXE HEADSSix Wood Handled Steel Tomahawks and Two Stone Axe Heads
PLAINS INDIAN STONE TOMAHAWKPlainsPLAINS INDIAN STONE TOMAHAWKPlains Indian stone tomahawk, with pewter inlay, beaded shaft, 14 1/2" l. Provenance: From the family of Wilmar Sick, Baltimore, Maryland.
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Condition:
Sporadic loose beads, bead loss.
Plains-Style Inlaid Pipe TomahawkPlains-Style Inlaid Pipe Tomahawk reproduction. Cast head with weeping hear on blade face; handle with pewter inlay total length 21 in.20th century
Native American pipe tomahawk,Native American pipe tomahawk, one end with iron head with cutout on blade, other end with pipe, shaft probably ash with brass tack decoration, 19th or 20th century, 25-1/2 x 10-1/2 in. Head with old pitted surface, pipe with pewter tip.
PRIMITIVE STONE AXE - Basalt HeadPRIMITIVE STONE AXE - Basalt Head Axe with loose hafted large shaped handle Highland of Arian Jaya Western New Guinea for splitting wood 11 1/4'' long stone head 29'' long handle wear from use.
EXCEPTIONAL MESOAMERICAN POLISHEDEXCEPTIONAL MESOAMERICAN POLISHED BLACK STONE NOTCHED PICK AXE-NEOLITHIC ERA - Round in section tapering to a point at each end. L. 6 1/4'' x 1'1/2'' diam. From the Marvin Sadik Collection.
Plains-Style Pipe Tomahawk reproduction.Plains-Style Pipe Tomahawk reproduction. Brass head with triangular cutout on blade; file branded handle with brass inlay total length 23 in.20th century
Iowa Pipe Tomahawk
18th century
forgedIowa Pipe Tomahawk
18th century
forged head with circular eye and cruciform ears, crescent-shaped blade; triangular bowl with flattened sides and notched corners; wood stem painted in red, yellow, and green; Iowa penciled on side
overall length 15-1/4 inches, width of blade 4 inches
NATIVE AMERICAN STONE TOMAHAWKNATIVE AMERICAN STONE TOMAHAWK HEAD Of uncertain origin and age; 5 3/8 in. L.
Eastern Woodlands Pipe TomahawkEastern Woodlands Pipe Tomahawk
early 19th century
forged iron blade with acorn-style bowl affixed to a simple haft having a slight bevel; inked collection numbers
length 17-3/4 inches
Property from the Estate of Robert Streett
PLAINS STYLE PIPE TOMAHAWKPlainsPLAINS STYLE PIPE TOMAHAWKPlains style spontoon pipe tomahawk, the axe head with heart cutout and pipe at end mounted on a wood tack accented wood handle with filed accents, not authenticated, head; 10", overall: 18.5"h
Contemporary Made Tomahawk Plains-styleContemporary Made Tomahawk Plains-style pipe tomahawk; 8.5'' long x 3.25'' wide x 21'' overall length. Hickory haft with brass tack decoration; pewer mouth piece. Condition: Excellent.
NATIVE AMERICAN STYLE TOMAHAWKNATIVE AMERICAN STYLE TOMAHAWK AXE, 20TH/ 21ST C.Modern Native American style pipe tomahawk axe, 20th/ 21st c. walnut handle, the iron axe head approx. 2.5"h, 5.5"w, the handle with some carving, overall: 18.25"l, .95lb
DECORATIVE WROUGHT IRON TOMAHAWKca.DECORATIVE WROUGHT IRON TOMAHAWKca. contemporary; dropforged tomahawk head with round socket that is capped with buffalo horned skull and decorative accent to either check of blade, one side being eagle head and other bow and arrow, 6 1/4"; Condition: VG
Contemporary Pipe Tomahawk by GaryContemporary Pipe Tomahawk by Gary Birch This pipe tomahawk has a tacked 20'' haft and an 8.25'' iron head made by Gary Birch. Gary is a self-taught artist whose works appear in private and museum collections around the country. Leaving a PhD. Program in physiological psychology in 1969 Gary began making things with his hands ?to work on ideas that had been neglected too long.? Consequently he has created scores of one-of-a-kind art objects in a variety of media. Condition: Excellent.
PLAINS INDIAN WAR CLUB & PIPE TOMAHAWKCondition
ThePLAINS INDIAN WAR CLUB & PIPE TOMAHAWKCondition
The stone head of the war club is chipped at one end, and the leather-wrapped handle is well worn. The tomahawk is in good condition, with some general wear from handling.
Great Lakes Carved Catlinite PipeGreat Lakes Carved Catlinite Pipe Tomahawk
ca 1900
decorated with incised floral elements
length 11-5/8 inches; head length 7 inches x width 2-3/8 inches
Plains-Style Missouri TomahawkPlains-Style Missouri Tomahawk Pierced with heart-shaped cutout in blade; file branded haft; total length 21 in.
U.S. Contemporary Tomahawk by JeffU.S. Contemporary Tomahawk by Jeff Kline Contemporary tomahawk 8'' head and 21'' red ocre haft. Jeff Kline is a contemporary tomahawk maker from Foster Kentucky. Condition: Excellent.
Old Plains Pipe Tomahawk- 26x12''Old Plains Pipe Tomahawk- 26x12''
A Leather Clad Native AmericanA Leather Clad Native American Tomahawk mounted with beads and turkey feathers. Length 29 inches.
Lodge axes and tomahawks; wood,Lodge axes and tomahawks; wood, metal, and stone ceremonial items, several embossed metal heads with eagle and "TOTE" banner. Tallest 26"H. Surface wear.
Native American Tomahawk Pipe,Native American Tomahawk Pipe, handle with diamond and circle bone inlays, 9 inset silver studs, bone tip to oak handle, one side of the tomahawk blade engraved with a primitive portrait, probably post indian Wars, c 1900, 16" l
Great Lakes Pipe Tomahawk withGreat Lakes Pipe Tomahawk with Pewter and German Silver Inlay
mid-19th century
forged head having decorated bowl and molding; ovoid-shaped eye; handle with rich and warm patina; diamond and rectangular-shaped German silver inlay inset into stem; pewter endcap
overall length 19-3/4 inches, blade length 8-1/4 inches x width 3 inches
Native American pipe tomahawk;Native American pipe tomahawk; brass bead decoration. 22"L. Surface wear.
NATIVE AMERICAN INDIAN CATLINITENATIVE AMERICAN INDIAN CATLINITE PIPE TOMAHAWKNative American Indian pewter inlaid catlinite pipe tomahawk, with twist-style painted wood stem, 6" w., 22" l.
Condition:
Wear to catlinite from use.
Northern Plains Pipe Tomahawk
fourthNorthern Plains Pipe Tomahawk
fourth quarter 19th century
file-branded haft with scalloped edge and brass tack decorations; lightly decorated pewter head; brass hawk bell
length 22 inches; length of head 7-1/4 inches x width of blade 2-1/2 inches
Four axes: one pipe tomahawk withFour axes: one pipe tomahawk with cast brass head with cross shaped cutout, tip of handle with pewter overlay, probably 19th century, 22-1/2 in., head loose on handle, handle possibly lacking other decoration ; one pipe tomahawk style with rope twist handle, probably modern, 17-1/2 in., scattered rust ; one pipe tomahawk with brass tack decoration, beaded hide hanging decoration with tin cone tassels, 17-1/2 in., head with some marks from reshaping and regrinding ; one pick axe with carved and twisted curly maple handle, possibly modern, 19-1/2 in., blade reshaped and reground . Collection of Courtney Smith, Sr., Highland Springs, Virginia.
Western Great Lakes Cast CopperWestern Great Lakes Cast Copper Pipe Tomahawk
20th century
casted of copper, emulating a catlinite pipe bowl and stem
length 18-5/8 inches x width 6-1/4 inches
AMERICAN SPIKED TOMAHAWK, MID 18THAMERICAN SPIKED TOMAHAWK, MID 18TH - EARLY 19TH C. Hand forged, with welded steel edge and long curved spike, "2" stamped on the right face of the axe; the edge 1 7/8 in. W., 10 1/2 in. L.; with early hickory haft, 12 1/2 in. L.
Relic Pipe Tomahawk and Belt AxeRelic Pipe Tomahawk and Belt Axe Head One spontoon pipe tomahawk.? One belt axe head. Condition: Relic.
Western Plains Pipe Tomahawk elegantlyWestern Plains Pipe Tomahawk elegantly long handle with soft decorations of file branding; thinly forged blade with hexagonal bowl; brass tack decorations length 22 in.19th century Ex Marve Lince Collection Oregon Condition: Expected wear; great patina; original gasket.
ARCHAIC / WOODLAND NATIVE AMERICANARCHAIC / WOODLAND NATIVE AMERICAN STONE TOOLS (8)Native American, Midwestern United States, Ohio, Early Archaic through Woodland period, ca. 8000 BCE to 1700 CE (10,000 to 300 BP). A collection of 6 projectile points, 1 celt, and 1 hammerstone, all hand-knapped from stones. The points included are a Broad Blade point made from a pink chert, a LeCroy bifurcated point from a tan chert, a MacCorkle bifurcated point from a flint, an Intrusive Mound side notched point, a Big Sandy chert point, and a Wade type point from a gray chert. The celt is a miniature votive form, using a rare black speckled gneiss and this celt has been in some respected, old collections, including that of Agustus Wherle. The grooved hammerstone is likely from Late Woodland or Intrusive Mound cultures and is made from a river cobble. This stone object might be much older than presumed, and, if so, it might have been used as a hammer, a "skull cracker" precursor, used in later times, or even a "tie-on" atlatl weight, if not a supposed form which it closely resembles. Size of hammerstone: 4" L x 1.75" W (10.2 cm x 4.4 cm)
Provenance: ex-private Saint Petersburg, Florida, USA collection; ex-private T. Beutell collection
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Condition:
All are in excellent condition with mineral deposits and areas of glossy patina. Old chip to tip of axe. Some weathering from exposure to elements and use expected wear but all are intact. Scattered mineral and earthen deposits. Old inventory labels and find sites written on the surfaces of 4.
NATIVE AMERICAN OBSIDIAN TOMAHAWKBlackNATIVE AMERICAN OBSIDIAN TOMAHAWKBlack lava glass blade hafted into a wooden handle.
Artisanal tribal make, with leather thong wraps, bead and feather tassels, and a natural fur wrap.
Issued: 20th c.
Dimensions: 18"L x 8.5"D
Country of Origin: United States
Condition:
Overall good
CARVED WOODEN NATIVE AMERICAN INDIANLargeCARVED WOODEN NATIVE AMERICAN INDIANLarge wooden native American Indian carved statue holding a tomahawk feather headress on the back of the head 60'' tall. Private collection Metamora Mi.