Rich Penn Fall 2014 Auction Event

Petroliana sign, Goodyear, 2-sided porcelain, c.1940's, Exc cond on both sides w/some edge chips, 27"H x 48"W.

Native American fighting spike axe, a major killing weapon used during the Revolutionary War Period (1764-1789) by Native American tribes, shown in La

Native American drum beater, wood & natural materials, used to keep drum beat at ceremonies, heavy, appears to be missing wrap to hold head on h...

Native American tomahawk w/spear point, heavy wood/iron tool, no markings, missing brass tack at end of handle & enlarged hole through wood, o/w...

Native American Hudson Bay beaver tail dag knife, similar to those traded to American Indians for beaver & furs, marked w/Hudson Bay logo (HBC) ...

Native American ice hatchet/ice pick, stamped George Washington's Warranted Cast Steel Empire Port Forge Co., handy tool for camping/climbing, s...

Native American beadwork, rawhide, bead & thread moccasins w/floral motif, VG cond w/signs of light use, 5.5"H x 10.5"L.

Native American tool, adz or hoe, iron forged, made from early belt/trade axe, c.1700's, recovered by G. Roberts along the shores of Trout Lake,...

Native American beadwork, unusual beaded bands, likely for use around head or arm, one in VG cond w/minor bead loss, other in Good cond w/significant

Native American spike axe, made by Underhill Tool Edge Co., c.1760-1840, classical style was a favorite among Iroquois tribes in the French/Indian War