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Beaded High Top Moccasins
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This is an outstanding pair of American Indian Women high top moccasins. They are beaded wrap
around boot moccasins in soft tanned white deer hide with bead work in orange turquoise and blue
beads. They are in very good condition although they have kilter out of shape in the foot from improper
storage - never the less a spectacular example to add to the collection. They measure 10" long x 12 ½"
high, sinew sewn.
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Pottery Bowl
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This is a super American Indian Pottery Bowl. The bowl has wide shoulder and tapered body with a 4 ½"
diameter opening at the top with a notched edge. It has fabulous bold geometric shapes with three
stylized faces. It has a bold concave base and it measures 7"high x 8" in diameter. It is in very good
condition with no breaks or chips. It possibly may be Acoma.
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Lot 2 Pair Moccasins & Whimsey Shoe
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Here is a fun little three piece grouping of American Indian items. There is a little tiny pair of souvenir
shoes form Oklahoma City – which were actually mailed to a friend in Camden, Maine. It has a one cent
stamp on it with a picture of Harding. They are in very good condition – they are very very sweet and
quite the addition to any shoe collection. They measure 2 ¾”long
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1903 Glass Vase American Indian Portrait
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Indian Portrait Vase entitled Chief Red Cloud Portrait Vase. Nice glass vase with a portrait I believe of
Chief Red Cloud - I'm not 100% sure but that is my best guess. Nice transfer portrait and on the side of
the portrait written on the vase is Salisbury Beach 1903 - could quite possible be also 1908. Obviously
a high end souvenir piece from that time period - I think Salisbury Beach is in New York - but I'm not
quite sure of that either. The vase measures 7 3/8"h and the diameter of the base is 4".
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Art Magazine Collection Binde
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Four American Indian Art Magazines encased in an American Indian Art binder. Features the best of the
best advertisements (the who’s who in American Indian Art). Complete year of 1980 issues. The
condition is very good. The binder is embossed red cloth over board with gold embossing decorating
the top, spine and lower bottom of the cover. The magazines themselves are also in very good
condition. They have some minute wear hear and there to the covers but it is minute – no tears, holes
etc. This is a fabulous collection along with great reference material for anyone interested in American
Indian Art. Overall measurements are 11 7/8” x 9” x 1 ½” at widest.
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Native American Indian Quill Box
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Super nice 19th century Native American Indian quill decorated birch bark box. This is a very large size
box measuring 8 5/8” w x 5 1/8”h x 6 ½” deep. The interior is wood as you know and the exterior cover
is of birch bark and then fully decorated in porcupine quills. The box has an unusual decoration - all
along the outside lid edge you can see that every other square is decorated in quills.
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Native American Indian Prints Porfolio George Catlin
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A Portfolio of Indian Paintings by George Catlin. The Smithsonian Institute Washington D.C. This
incredible portfolio contains 10 prints all on glossy paper stock. Each of these paintings are owned by
the Smithsonian Institute. Below the painting it lists their Smithsonian Catalog number, the artist
(George Catlin), the year, and the title of the work. To the right it reads the Smithsonian Institution
Washington D.C.
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Beaded Moccasins
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American Indian Beaded Moccasins.A great pair os Santee Sioux Mocs of soft deer hide , in a beautiful
fawn color having a truly outstanding beadwork design in colors of sapphire blue,white,putty & pale blue
.The condition is very good having only one small split on the bottom of one moccasin that is about 1/4"
long.They measure 9 ½" long
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Beaded Moccasins
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A great pair of American Indian Beaded Moccasins ,Oklahoma Prairie tribe.Nice fawn color deer hide
that is still soft & almost fully beaded design in blue ,red & white beads .Measuring 10"& dating from
approximately 1920.The condition is excellent
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Portrait painting on hide:Chief Joseph Orono
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One of the nicest American Indian Pictures! This is a framed oil painted portrait of Chief Joseph Orono.
The oil painted portrait is painted on deer hide & the work is so very interesting. Being very dimensional
it appears that the face & arms are actually raised above the other parts of the picture almost as if the
skin was pulled tight over a carved portrait then painted
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American Indian Basket
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Native American Indian Basket , this one I believe is “Salish” Northwest Coast. Black & Cherry
imbricated design that goes all the way around the basket. This basket has a wonderful oval shape & is
a very good size. Measuring 15" long x 8 1/4" wide. It dates from the early 1900's & is in excellent
condition.
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North American Indians 2 Vol Catlin
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Rare & exciting masterpiece in the book world! A two volume set by world renowned George Catlin
.Printed in 1913 Philadelphia, Leary, Stuart and Company. The North American Indians, being letters &
notes on their manners, customs& conditions. Written during eight years travel amongst the wildest
tribes of Indians in North America 1832-1839.This incredible
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Books Vanishing RaceB
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The Vanishing Race, the Last Great Indian Council. The story is told & the pictures were made by
Joseph Kossuth Dixon LLD”Ka-Ra-Kon-Tie -Flying Son - Mohawk. Leader of eleven historical
Expeditions to the North American Indian to perpetuate the life story of these first Americans-----A
Vanishing Race.
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Stone Lithograph American Indian 1833
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Amazing Image on Stone of Shin Ga Ba W’ossin. Philadelphia, Published by Key & Biddle from Childs &
Inmans Lith Press. Entered according to act of Congress in the year 1833 by Key & Biddle in the Clerks
Office of the District Court of the Eastern District of Pennsylvania. Stone Lithographs are very rare &
this one is in exceptional condition. Having only a very minor amount of yellowing. The colors are
exquisite & the detail is something to behold! Housed in a very simple frame. It measures overall 20 ½”
Long x 15” wide. The frame is only 1”.
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Lithograph 1836
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Super Fantastic Stone Lithograph dated 1836 by Lehman & Douval. Painted by C B Hing. Published by
E C Biddle Philadelphia. Entered according to act of Congress in the year 1836 by E C Biddle in the
Clerks office in the district Court of the Eastern District of Pa.This beautiful Stone Lithograph is titled
Chon Man I Case an Otto Half Chief. In exceptionally fine condition for the age having only a small
amount of yellowing. Housed in a very simple 1” wide wood frame. It measures overall 20 ½” x 15” wide.
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Poetry Flint & Feather
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Flint & Feather The Complete Poems of E Pauline Johnson “Tekahionwake“,Eigth Edition Printed in
Canada 1922.Illustrated by J.R.Seavey.Dedication to His Royal Highness The Duke of Connaught who
is head chief of the six nations Indians, I inscribe this book by his own Gracious Permission. The
authors forward reads “This collection of verse I have named Flint & Feather because of the
association of ideas.
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Advertising Tin Litho Plate North American
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Nice Nostalgic advertising item here. This 9 ½” Tin Lithograph advertising plate. The portrait of an
American Indian Brave is tastefully colorful & dignified. On the back is “Christmas 1900” & the makers or
store name ,Pittsburg Pa.Overall condition is very good , having only a tiny bit of scratches around the
edge & a few tiny round pin head size spots , that appear to be oil or grease ,hardly visible to the eye.
This is a very desirable advertising item.
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Southwest Indian Pottery Vessel
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A great Native American Pottery Vessel, Measuring 6” high x 4” diameter. In the Eagle Feather Design:
Hopi Indian for sure & after recently researching some Indian pottery pieces, I will attribute this piece
although unsigned to Roberta Youvella Silas.After looking at several examples I feel very certain that
Roberta is the maker of this vessel, I have included a bit of info on this artist for you, so read on about
this fascinating woman & her pottery! Roberta Youvella Silas was born in 1939 and has been making
pottery since 1965
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Eskimo Boots, Moccasins
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A great vintage pair of Indian moccasin boots “Inuit Alaskan” dating from the early 1900’s & made of
deer hide with fur & trimmed in rabbit fur, the central design is of cloth. They measure 8 ½” long x 5”
high, the condition is excellent, they are soft supple & clean, obviously well cared for, they really are
great & the precious small size makes them a must have! I appreciate you’re E Business Thanks,
search American Indian Eskimo ethnographic tribal craft crafts clothing Alaska boot fur
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The Indian Tribes Of North America 1933 Rare
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Edinburgh: John Grant, 1933-4., 1933. New edition edited by Frederick Webb Hodge. First edition thus.
Three volumes. Volume I: Blue cloth, gold stamping on spine, pictorial embossment on front cover, lxii,
442pp., teg, frontis, introduction, illustrated with full-page plates in color, chiefly from the Indian Gallery,
[formerly in the War Department at Washington], photogravure portraits, index; Volume II: Blue cloth,
gold stamping on spine, pictorial embossment on front cover, viii, 458pp.
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Engraving 1838
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A lithograph from Thomas L. McKinney and James Hall’s the History of the Indian Tribes of North
America. Philadelphia, A colorful series of Lithographs from the McKinney & Hall History of the Indian
Tribes of North America. These Lithographs document an important part of American history, the great
leaders of the Indian nations that have disappeared since the mid-19th century.
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Sioux Indian Chief Engraving 1837
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A lithograph from Thomas L. McKinney and James Hall’s the History of the Indian Tribes of North
America. Philadelphia, A colorful series of Lithographs from the McKinney & Hall History of the Indian
Tribes of North America. These Lithographs document an important part of American history, the great
leaders of the Indian nations that have disappeared since the mid-19th century.
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Pottery Olla
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Tall Round Bottom Indian Jar. Geometric patterns in red and brown on a light tan pottery. Step-type
decoration in triangles. Measuring 10”h x 9” at widest. The condition is very good.
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Print Signed Brown & Bostwick
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This is a super vintage print with exceptionally fine detail of two American Indians – very primitive
looking Indians – who are apparently at the hunt. It is a very large sized print in a simple black painted
frame professionally mated. On the bottom right it is signed Caroline Brown with a nice logo of an arrow
and underneath of that another signature Roy Bostwick also with an arrow. Down below in the cutout of
the mat it is in pencil script 3/300 C Brown. Overall it measures 24 ½” x 20 ¼” and the sight size is 13
7/8” x 19 3/8”.
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