Bid and Buy @ Bodnarus Auction Marketplace November 23rd TIMED ONLINE Specialty AUCTION II

“Little Brave,” First Nation painted pony statue, artist Kevin Kilhoffer, 7 ½ inches high, 7 inches in length.

The Spirit Sings – Artistic traditions of Canada’s First peoples.” Glenbow museum, Special edition magazine, 1988

Australian Aboriginal boomerang, 11 inches in length

Australian Aboriginal boomerang, 14 inches in length. Made in Australia by Hawes Boomerangs, Mudgeeraba, Queensland.

“Cheveron,” fur trade beads. 2 large and 20 small, reproductions.

“Kayson,” wool blanket, made in England. The tartan looks like the “Mckay” clan tartan.

Ukrainian star pattern stitching, frame 11 inches (length) by 9 inches (width)

“Caribou hair tufting,” of two flowers, artist Josephine Curly Rider, Blood reserve, Alberta, 1985

“Sakitawak” Metis Nation 1906-2006, Treaty 10 Centennial flag 53 inches in length -25 inches in width

Hudson Bay Company (HBC) replica flag 71 inches in length & amp; 51 inches in width. This flag was used during the fur trade in the 1800,s

9 Wooden toy paddles with Metis infinity symbol on the handle.

“The Best of Buffy Sainte-Marie,” 33 1/3 record. Vanguard Recording Society Inc., 1971

Pennant which reads “How the heck are you,” cartoon of First Nation man, sold in Banff, Canada, 1970,s. (Framed)

Beaded wraps, men’s size 12. No holes, nice shape.

Metal sign which reads “Shawano Lake & the Menominee Indian Reservation, Wisconsin’s ideal vacation land,” 8 inches in length, 4 inches in width.

Indian Chief 3 examples, one lego, pepper shaker and stone

Mask with a Metis infinity symbol on a blue background (not used)

“Colonial no more,” North West Indigenous Council, British Columbia, clothe bag

“No more stolen sisters,” Redwatters bagging, clothe bag.

“No more stolen sisters,” purple t-shirt, size XL

Allen Sapp Gallery – The Gonor collection. Advertising poster on foam core 18 inches in length, 12 inches in width.

Hudson Bay Company 1939 calendar outlining Historic Fur Trading posts. Great 26 inches in length, 19 ½ inches in width.

Hudson Bay Company baby blanket. Rare blanket in perfect condition. Point and a half, multi colored stripes.

Treaty 4 poster of the original signing document.

“Year of the Fransaskois,” white t-shirt, 2012, size XL

Andy Desjarlais, Metis fiddler 33.3 recorded albums. 5 records with many Metis reels, 1960’s

“Winston Wuttunee – See the Arrow,” 33.3 recorded album, distributed by Native Country for Sunshine records. n.d.

“Beauval Indian Boys – Indian Residential school, Beauval, Sask.” Record 33.3 rpm, 1950’s. Rare record.

Metis Nation blue infinity flag which could be flown from a car/truck. 18 inches in length and 11 in width.

“Unlearning Indian Stereotypes,” VHS tape. Running time is 14 minutes, produced by A Berkley Studio, April, 1993

Three CD’s of First Nation artists, 2 YOZA; Family tree & amp; Good to go. Plus North Eagle Drum group; Grass dance Society Songs, n.d.

Union Nationale Metisse Saint Joseph Du Manitoba, t-shirt, 2010, size XL

Year of the Metis of the Metis Nation, 2010, t-shirt, 2010, size large

Cuthbert Grant, t-shirt, size XL

Bell of Batoche, t-shirt, size 2XL

Remember with Pride 1885-2010, 125 th Back to Batoche celebrations, t- shirt, size XL.

Under one Sky – weaving love, culture & amp; traditions into every home, t-shirt, size XL

Norval Morrisseau Canadian Native print, 25 inches in length and 19 inches in width. Beautiful colors, n.d.

Original painting of D.J. Tapaquon, untitled, n.d.. Darnell Tapaquon is a First Nation artist from Southern Saskatchewan and currently lives in Regina

2 Quebec Metis Nation license plates. One with voyageurs paddling in a canoe, the other a Metis Blue flag with the infinity symbol and Fleur de Lis.

Original painting of D.J. Tapaquon, untitled. This painting of a First Nation dancer in a head dress has vibrant colors and adds a contemporary interp

Hockey sweater with a what appears to be a First Nation brave. The crest says “Anilin Paint Braves.” This is a child’s hockey jersey from the 1970’s.

Inuit Soap Stone carving of a “Walrus.” Carver unknown, Inuit syllabic identifier markings on the bottom. 10 inches in length, 5 ½ inches tall,...

Framed print of a Quebec scene entitled “Village Scene.” Artist Cornelius Krieghoff, 1850. 10 ½ inches in length, 8 ½ inches in width.

North West Coast First Nation Bentwood box. (reproduction) Beautiful designs of a Raven, 8 ½ inches at the base and 8 inches in height. Artist ...

Framed print of a Quebec scene entitled “Bilking the toll.” Artist Cornelius Krieghoff, circa, 1858. 10 ½ inches in length, 8 ½ inches in ...

North West Coast First Nation Bentwood box. (reproduction) Stunning copper design on the box, 9 inches in height, 6 inches at the base. Artist Clarenc

Framed print of a Quebec scene entitled “Settlers, Horse and sleigh.” Artist Cornelius Krieghoff, circa 1850. 10 ½ inches in length, 8 ½ i...

North West Coast First Nation Bentwood Box. (reproduction) Engaging designs of a Bear, Eagle, Slamon with black trim around the box, 9 ½ inch b...