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394. Cache of 5 Red Ochre Blades - Originally from a cache of 13, these blades from Summit Co. ,Ohio are made from Hornstone and are formerly of the Dilley Collection 395. Cache of 28 Dover Preform Blades - Ex- T. Hugh Young - Great cache with 28 well executed pieces from Humphries Co., Tennessee. Largest is 5 3/4". From the famous T. Hugh Young Collection. Jackson COA. 396. Cache of 7 Hornstone Blades - Excellent grouping of Cache blades similar to those from the Crib Mound. Found by David Platt in Caldwell Co., KY. Ex- Carl Easter & Jim Miller Collections. Largest is 5 3/4" and the smallest is 4 1/8". Davis ‘G-10’ COA. 397. 9 3/4" Female Skookum Indian Doll with Baby - Plains type. Ex- Dooley Collection. Great old woolen and trade cloth fabrics along with a nice strand of beads. Painted Leather Face. Supplied with stand. Really nice. 398. Plains Type Strike-A-Lite Beaded Bag - Tremendous 10" example with great beadwork, fringe, and cones. 399. Plains Type Native American Indian Strike-A-Lite Beaded Bag - Super example with US Flags in the beadwork. 9 inches overall including fringe. 400. Native American Beaded Bag - Plains type. Pretty with mostly purple and green beads. Bag is in excellent condition. Measures slightly over 12 inches with fringe. 401. Native American Indian Beaded Bag - Plains type. Beautiful example. Depicts American Flags with 35 Stars? Google says 1863 for 35 stars. We don’t think it is that old but it is extremely nice and highly decorative. 20 inches with fringe. Ex- Rowe Collection. 402. 11 5/8" Male Skookum Indian Doll - Large doll in great condition. Great woolen robe with trade cloth shirt, felt leggings, braided hair, strand of beads, and more. Plains type. Ex- Dooley Collection. Supplied with stand. 403. Rare Native American Beaded ‘Peace Medal’ Bag - Plains type. Extremely rare form. This is a beaded bag designed to hold an ‘Indian Peace Medal’ - not a mirror. Only one we have ever handled. Superb condition with great beadwork. 5 1/4" X 4" plus strap handle. Ex- Carson Collection.
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404. 4" Steatite Cherokee Pipe - Superb example. Found near Tellico, Tennessee. Incised rings around the top of the bowl and at the end of the stem. Extra pretty black and green ‘rock hard’ steatite. Simply a magnificent pipe. Jackson ‘G-10’ COA. 405. 19" Anasazi Wooden Ladle - Extremely Rare!!! Wooden ladle from the Anazasi Culture in the Southwest dating to at least 900 years old. Huge and in superb condition. Ex- Snyder Collection. 406. 13" High Plains War Club - Early, early form. Circa 1840-1860. Sinew sewn leather, wood, stone, plus some beads. Shows good age but very stable. Typically these earliest ones don’t survive. Ex- Dana Scanlon Collection. Great display. Jackson COA. 407. Native American Indian Beaded Pipe Bag - Plains type. Superb condition. Intricate and classic design with beautiful beadwork. Considered a ‘womans pipe bag’ being just 25 inches long with the fringe. Truly a killer example. Ex- Rowe Collection. 408. Plains Type Natve American Indian Knife Sheath - Excellent early example with great beadwork, fringe, and cones. 409. Sioux Beaded Knife Sheath - Plains type. Super condition. Lots of fringe and cones. Highly decorative. Measures 13" long with fringe. Ex- Rowe Collection. North Dakota provenance. 410. 12" Plains Indian Beaded Moccasins with Eagles - Old sinew sewn but in superb condition. Great design with blue white, yellow, orange, and dark blue pony beads. Rare to see American Eagles as part of pattern. Possibly made and given in presentation? Ex- Mary Carson Collection of Torrance, California. 411. 12 5/8" Tube Pipe - Jackson COA - Highly developed extremely large Tube Pipe preform found in Pima Co., Arizona. Ex- Abbinante Collection. Made of a distinctly red sandstone. Broken and mended but very stable and still spectacular. Jackson COA. 412. 7 7/8" Engraved Catlinite Letter Opener - Davis ‘G-10’ COA - Perfect condition with inticately carved fish handle complete with scales and other ornate decorations. Davis stipulates ‘Historic’ on his ‘G-10’ COA.