Brian Lebel's High Noon Show & Auction

Stone war club measuring 6 3/4" wide at head and 21" height with a 5" tail. Multi-colored scatter beaded with a central green stripe.

Stone war club with salt and pepper multi-colored beads in cobalt, green, white, black, red, yellow, pink, cornflower blue. Measures 22 1/2" w...

a) Stone head war club with plaited horsehair wrapped haft. 27" overall including the dyed feather tassels. b) Deer leg quirt. 25 1/2" ov...

British pipe tomahawk of the kind traded to Eastern and Great Lakes tribes during the period of the War of 1812. Brass studs worn to the pins on the 2

A Plains type pipe tomahawk. Forged 7 1/2" head with file work along the top. 26 1/2" Haft has a wrapped design pressed into the wood. Som...

A scarce Southern Plains, possibly Apache, fighting lance. Hardwood shaft is 64" with chipped end and copper and hide wrapped blade holder. The...

Large hair-on buffalo robe decorated with 24 rows of fine purple, yellow and white quillwork, dotted with tufts of red wool. The robe is supported by

Over five feet wide and almost a foot tall, this massive blanket strip features four 10 1/2" roundels, each with central ermine tail drop and h...

Cheyenne or Arapaho. Yellow ochre soft hide with green ochred fringe. Decorated with two lanes of white-heart-red, greasy yellow, cobalt, pale blue an

Native tanned hide with traces of yellow ochre. Beaded bands and stripe designs in Kiowa red, gold, blue, green, black and white beads. Circa 1890s-19