Brian Lebel's Old West Events - Fort Worth

Third Phase Revival Chief’s blanket of hand-spun wool, including Churro, with a mixture of natural dyes, and aniline dyed red. Classic style with bold

Third Phase Revival Chief's blanket of hand-spun yarns, dyed with aniline red, natural white and brown. Circa 1930s, 89" x 66 1/2". Ev...

Sioux tobacco bag on native tanned hide, with yellow ochre, beaded panels and quilled slats. The classic panels differ on each side, with beaded geome

Large Sioux tobacco bag, beaded on hide with differing elaborate designs in green, cobalt, white-heart red, yellow, pale blue, white and faceted metal

Navajo half a dress, of hand-spun and raveled wool yarns, done in the old style. Variety of aniline and cochineal red dyes, natural brown, and indigo.

Wonderfully colorful and masterfully executed Navajo pictorial with Corn Yei at center. All native hand-spun yarns with a variety of natural and anili

S/N 336185, .44-40 caliber, 24 inch octagon barrel Winchester. Blue and case color, crescent butt walnut wood, correct rear sight, silver blade front

S/N 24319, .45-70 caliber, (barrel re-chambered from .40-82), 20 inch octagon barrel, later ’94 barrel sight, new magazine tube, 1888. Condition: Bore

*S/N 463591, .32 ws caliber (Winchester Special), 22 inch octagon barrel, crescent butt rifle wood, 8 3/8 inch fore arm, short barrel address on left

S/N 102543, .44-40 caliber, 6 3/8 inch barrel, one line barrel address; ejector housing and back strap are replacements; dove tailed front sight, 2-pi