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Item Name and description
Native American Hide/quill Pouch 12/15/2005 Native American pouch, deerskin mounted on hide with quill work on perimeter and fringe,. Painted, thread and sinew sewn.
Authentic American Indian Multi Beaded Pouch 12/13/2005 Complete coverage intricate floral design on both sides with some stitching separation but otherwise in excellent condition.
Native American Beaded Hide Pouch 12/13/2005 Authentic American Indian small hide pouch with intricate multi-colored detailed bead design on both sides. Measures 3.5 wide by 3 inches from top to bottom.
American Indian Ledger Drawing #2 8/17/2004 A rare and unique original American Indian ledger drawing depicting an Indian attack on a wagon train or army supplies troop. In pencil with some color. This was taken from a famous ledger book that was sold individually.
Native American Sinew Sewn Seed Beaded Belt 8/16/2004 Native American sinew sewn multi-colored seed beaded belt. Possibly Crow. Colors of seed beads include light blue, green, white, red & pink. The beading is a little loose on the ends but is intact. Buckle alone measures 2 3/4" X 2 1/4"..
Native American Quill Hair Drop 8/16/2004 Original Plains Indian sinew sewn hide hair drop with quill work from top to bottom in red with orange and a bit of white, yellow and purple. It has tin cones along the bottom that once held dyed purple feathers. There are quill wrapped trade cloth strings hanging from both sides with tin cones attached to the bottoms. A few missing. Blue dyed horsehair attached to the bottom portion. The quill portion is 12.5 inches in length.
Early Seedbead Knife Scabbard 8/16/2004 Seed beaded knife sheath and Primitive knife. The knife is hand made and hammered out of a piece of iron probably from a wagon wheel or a chest hinge. The carved handle is of bone. The seed beads are in white, green, dark blue, turquoise, and red beads with white inside. It has tin cone tassels with dyed red horse hair. The reverse has the original collection or accession number "#483". The overall condition is very fine with some minor bead loss in the center.
War Shirt Pony Bead Strip 8/16/2004 Rare Warshirt Ponybead Strip. Sinew sewn onto hide. Beading has simple geometric design with white and black beads.
Warshirt Pony Bead Strips 8/16/2004 Two Pony Bead strips. Simple geometric design. Beads are red, black, blue and white. Sinew sewn onto hide. Very little bead loss. Price includes shipping cost.
Early American Indian Beaded Vest 8/16/2004 AMERICAN INDIAN BEADED VEST. Plateau bead and sequence design. Thread sewn beads. The colors of the beads are in pinks, turquoise, greens, yellows, and teals. Flower design throughout the vest.AMERICAN INDIAN BEADED VEST. Plateau bead and sequence design. Thread sewn beads. The colors of the beads are in pinks, turquoise, greens, yellows, and teals. Flower design throughout the vest.
Beaded Plains Indian Hide Tepee Bag 8/13/2004 Plains Indian Hide Teepee Bag. Probably deer or Buffalo hide. Very soft hide. Horsehair fringe inside of metal cones hanging from leather tassels. Beadwork down both sides of the bag and across the front. The multi-colored seed beads include light blue, dark blue, red, gold, white, and green. This piece is from a collection of the Estate of Lydia Parry Teasdale. Mrs. Teasdale was born in 1884 to Indiana industrialist David M. Parry. A captain of industry in the 19th century, Mr. Parry was president of the National Association of Manufacturers. He owned the Parry Manufacturing Company, reputedly the largest carriage-making factory in the world, and later the Parry Auto Company. His daughter, Lydia Parry, a Vassar graduate, met her future husband, William Carey Teasdale, Jr., at the bottom of the Grand Canyon. They married in 1908, and departed on a honeymoon trip around the world. Later, Mr. Teasdale also entered the automobile industry in Indianapolis. The Lydia Parry Teasdale Collection was assembled by Mrs. Teasdale during the early 20th century, and has been on loan for many years to the Children’s Museum of Indianapolis. The Collection was comprised of many Native American objects, and featured beadwork from various Plains tribes including Sioux and Kiowa. This item has only become available for purchase by the public as of November 2003.
Southwest Concho Belt 7/1/2004 Southwestern Concha belt. German silver with design on each conch. Most likely made for a child. The leather is thick and in very good condition. From a collection of the Estate of Lydia Parry Teasdale. Mrs. Teasdale, born in 1884 to Indiana industrialist David M. Parry. A Captain of industry in the 19th century, Mr. Parry was president of the National Association of Manufacturers. He owned the Parry Manufacturing Company, reputedly the largest carriage-making factory in the world, and later the Parry Auto Company.His daughter, Lydia Parry, a Vassar graduate, met her future husband, William Carey Teasdale, Jr., at the bottom of the Grand Canyon. They married in 1908, and departed on a honeymoon trip around the world. Later, Mr. Teasdale also entered the automobile industry in Indianapolis. The Lydia Parry Teasdale Collection was assembled by Mrs. Teasdale during the early 20th century, and has been on loan for many years to the Children’s Museum of Indianapolis. The Collection was comprised of many Native American objects, and featured beadwork from various Plains tribes including Sioux and Kiowa. Price includes shipping cost.
Sinew Sewn Buffalo Hide Club 7/1/2004 Antique Stonehead Club wrapped and sinew sewn in buffalo hide. . Measurements: 33.5 inches long, stone head: 7 inches long X 3 inches wide. Take note: one corner of stone head has a 1.5 " X 1/4" chip. Price includes shipping cost.
Bronze Native America Chief By Harry Jackson 7/1/2004 Early bronze piece by the artist Harry Jackson. This is a one of a kind piece. A prototype of Harry Jackson's work. A Native American Indian standing tall in full headdress with his head held high. The headdress drapes down his back. It is signed, Harry Jackson 1978 and there is a stamped seal of WFS Italia at the bottom. Measurements are 14 inches high. Base measures: 6 inches wide and 2 1/2 inches high. Price includes shipping cost.
Rare Ceremonial Dance Shield 7/1/2004 Ceremonial Dance Shield Most likely made from Buffalo hide.Yellow ochre paint. Two 2 1/2 inch hide sinew sewn extension pieces with blue and white seed beads and red paint. Price includes shipping cost.
Sioux Beaded/painted Knife Sheath 5/22/2004 Sioux Indian knife sheath beaded with red and white seed beads in a simple design with fringe and tin cones. It has a red/orange vegetable dye reverse. The overall length is 10 inches. The width is 2.5 inches. The museum number is on the interior. From the collection of the Estate of Lydia Parry Teasdale. Mrs. Teasdale was born in 1884 to Indiana industrialist David M. Parry. A captain of industry in the 19th century, Mr. Parry was president of the National Association of Manufacturers. He owned the Parry Manufacturing Company, reputedly the largest carriage-making factory in the world, and later the Parry Auto Company. His daughter, Lydia Parry, a Vassar graduate, met her future husband, William Carey Teasdale, Jr., at the bottom of the Grand Canyon. They married in 1908, and departed on a honeymoon trip around the world. Later, Mr. Teasdale also entered the automobile industry in Indianapolis. The Lydia Parry Teasdale Collection was assembled by Mrs. Teasdale during the early 20th century, and has been on loan for many years to the Children’s Museum of Indianapolis. The Collection was comprised of many Native American objects, and featured beadwork from various Plains tribes including Sioux and Kiowa Price includes shipping cost.
Beaded Knife Sheath 5/13/2002 Knife Scabbard in loose seed bead style. The seed beads are dark blue and white with accents of mint green and red. Sinew sewn throughout Price includes shipping cost.
Sioux Knife Sheath 5/13/2002 Beaded Sioux sinew sewn knife sheath with mostly white with mustard, dark blue and burnt orange, pink and light blue seed beads and two tin cones with dyed horse hair hanging from both sides. Twisted hide handle and tassel at the bottom with two additional horse hair cones. The condition is excellent. Price includes shipping cost.
Navaho Indian Moccasins 5/7/2002 Navaho Indian high top moccasins, Few small stains but in excellent condition. Price includes shipping cost.
Great Sioux Moccasins 5/7/2002 Sioux moccasins with blue trade cloth trim and square cross design beaded in yellow, blue red and white. Price includes shipping cost.

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