High Noon Western Americana Auction

18” x 6”, 28” total length with red, white and purple quillwork and tin-cone horsehair suspensions. Quill wrapped slats at the base and 1 1/2” carved

18” x 6” geometric designs painted in red, green, yellow and blue on native tanned rawhide with native tanned ties. Fine condition, c 1900

24” x 6 1/2” includes fringe and strap. Beaded on both sides in pink, light and cobalt blue, green, red, yellow and white. Double hourglass and diamon

33 1/2” x 6 1/2” multicolored geometric designs on a white field with two profiles of warriors, five pony tracks, plus two pipes. Reverse side has mor

42” long curved bow with remaining blue, red and green paint and a sinew string. Fine condition, c 1870. Mounted and framed in plexiglas, 45” x 17” x

156” x 70” centering around a stepped cross surronded by serrated diamonds with floating geometric designs and whirling logs and a unusual outside bor

69” x 45” Stepped diamond and half diamonds floating, geometric designs and four cowboys with an Indian woman in the center in red, brown and white on

18” x 21” The famed Apache Chief signed cards like this after his capture to make money. Repro photograph and plaque framed with signature. Includes a

13” long with a 8” blade made by Root Co, Medina. A classic Indian knife. Fine condition, c 1900PICTURED: Early Knives & Sheaths of the Ameri...

52” across x 54” long. Yellow, red, green, white and cobalt on a light blue field with geometric designs and fringe on the yoke. The bottom has two ro