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An Assortment Of Native American Jewelry: Group 1
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Pre 1980 item# 771589 (stock# NAI.JWL.1)
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This assorted and attractive group of individually priced Native American jewelry items (BB78 & 144; JI213A; WFJ423, 1117, 1128, 1262, 1268, 1286, 1308, 1314 & 1316) includes the following types: bracelet, buckle, ear studs, necklace and ring. Dating from the early 20th century (Old Pawn) to contemporary period, pieces containing coral, amber, mother-of-pearl, turquoise and jet were made by the Navajo, Zuni and one from either the Northwest Coast or Alaska. A few of them are touch-marked ...click for details
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Battles Collection: Native American Textiles – Group E
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Pre 1980 item# 1021055 (stock# MLB.GROUP E)
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The Indian textiles, along with one Indian style from Mexico, in this group of twelve (MLB 53-63) includes Navajo Regional Weavings, Saddle Blankets, Double Saddle Blankets, and Pictorial Yei, all from the Asa Battles collection. Ranging in price from $50 to $1800, the selection is varied, the colors bright, and the condition used but good. Each weaving is individually priced on its own photo group. In the descriptive text, the inventory number of each piece appears first in brackets, followed b ...click for details
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Battles Collection: Historic Tomahawks, Clubs – Group C
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Pre 1980 item# 1020905 (stock# MLB.GROUP C)
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Here’s the third 'group of Twelve' listed from the Asa Battles collection (MLB 17, 28, 31-35, 38, 40, and 44-46), all Indian-related. Made up of of stone and wood ‘head-knockers’, iron tomahawks, a beaded Sioux cow-horn ceremonial club, and a bizarre dance wand or club with a skull-like appearance, this assortment is temptingly priced in the low range of $125 to $275. Each of these decorative eye-catchers is individually priced in its own photo group. The MLB number in brackets uniquely ...click for details
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Early 20th Cent. Navajo 9-Panel Rug, Branch Coll.
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Pre 1930 item# 1013330 (stock# BB.N425)
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Measuring 48” x 81”, this Navajo boldly patterned wool rug (BB.N425), herein called a Nine Panel, has repeated colorful interlocking rectangular blocks. From an old Denver estate, the floor rug is in overall good used condition with minor stain. Graded at an 8, it comes with a small display card, our certificate guaranteeing authenticity, and a biographical sketch of its previous owner Billy Branch, as he was affectionately known to his many friends. Select or ask any question by referring to ei ...click for details
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Twelve Native American Textiles: Branch Collection
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Pre 1980 item# 1013317 (stock# BB.TEXT1)
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This group of Native American textiles, all from the estate of the late Billy Branch, has some very fine examples of the various styles. All of the illustrated single and double saddle blankets, pictorials and small to larger area rugs are ‘used’ but none shows significant wear, although some do have small spots and stains that are so noted. Navajo in origin (BB.N404, 407, 418, 423, 426, 429, 432, 435, 437, 443, 445 and 465), each one of the twelve is shown in its own photo group with its unique ...click for details
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Navajo Changing Woman Pictorial Rug, Branch Coll.
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Pre 1930 item# 1013334 (stock# BB.N513)
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This handsomely designed Navajo rug (BB.N513), measuring 61” x 91”, displays opposing images of the ‘Changing Woman’, the Navajo deity who could alter her appearance as the seasons changed. Depicted as a young fertile maiden during the spring and summer, she became an old woman during the fall and winter. Dating c.1925, and in overall very good condition, the rug is graded a strong 9 with only minor use spotting. From the estate of the late Bill Branch of Denver, Colorado, it comes with a small ...click for details
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Battles Collection: A Variety of Relics – Group D
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Pre 1980 item# 1020906 (stock# MLB.GROUP D)
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This group of twelve (MLB 15, 16, 24, 25, 30, 41, 48-52 and 70) represents a mixture of types, both Indian and western, from the diverse estate of Asa Battles. A fine ancient ¾-grooved axe, several stone pestles and a celt, two pipes of possible Mississippian age, and a later historic fish-shaped pipe, two hide fleshers, a late Indian Wars period canteen, and even an early WW I period compass from Hungary (told you it was a mix…). With prices ranging from $75 to $475, each piece is individually ...click for details
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Baskets, Buttons & Miscellanea: Menzel Collection B
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Pre 1980 item# 1115042 (stock# JJM.B)
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To say that Grandpa Bill Menzel was a collector with many interests is telling only part of the story! Prospector, whaler, imprisoned by Pancho Villa, lapidarian, gemologist, raconteur, miner...and more, this second page from his estate illustrating multiple items (JJM 9-18; 34A&B; and 34F&G), offers an assortment of old military brass buttons (et al) along with a variety of small Indian baskets and a Maricopa seed jar from several tribal areas. Hidden in his granddaughter Judi's an ...click for details
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