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Missoula Sale – Sunday, June 14, 2009 M ISSOULA S ALE – SUNDAY, JUNE 14, 2009 1 Navajo ghost bead necklace. 38 Rare early 1900s Plains catlinite pipe 73 Beautiful custom framed grizzly print - 2 Turquoise, silver, and spiny oyster and carved wooden stem. Paco Young. Navajo bracelet. 39 Eskimo ivory cribbage board with fine 74 Framed pair of hand crafted gods 3 Turquoise and silver Navajo pendant. scrimshaw. eyes. 40 Limited edition bronze by Jim Pasma, 75 Hand crafted wooden ranchero 4 Zuni 5-strand heshi treasure necklace. Havre, MT - "Steer". mirror/shelf. 5 Stamped silver Navajo cuff bracelet. 41 Hand carved 3-strand Pueblo fetish 76 Collection of fine Columbia River 6 Silver Navajo baby rattle and cup. necklace. archaeological replica points. 42 Turquoise and silver Navajo bracelet 77 One-of-a-kind NW Coast tile panel. 7 Heavy all-silver bracelet. with 9 matching stones. 78 Large Papago basket with open 8 Fine Zuni inlay Gila monster pin. 43 2-strand carved bone "elk tooth" weavings. 9 Turquoise, coral, & silver Navajo watch necklace. 79 Miniature Plateau cradleboard, circa bracelet. 44 2 extra long strand so of 19th century 1900. 10 3-strand Pueblo fetish necklace. Venetian, Bohemian, and Dutch glass 80 Child's Plateau parfleche purse. 11 Circa 1930 Papago basket. tradebeads. 45 Huge strand of chevron tradebeads. 81 Beaded Nez Perce child's moccasins. 12 Circa 1920 Apache basket with cross 46 Early 1900s Papago basketry olla. 82 Turquoise, coral, silver, and bear claw figures. Navajo squash necklace. 13 Rare circa 1940s Makah carrying 47 Circa 1950s Hopi basketry plaque. 83 Turquoise and silver cluster bracelet. basket. 48 Very rare Papago basket with Gila 84 Huge Navajo t-bird/eagle dancer bolo 14 Early 1900s Shoshone/Washo basket. monster and centipede figures; has tie. 15 Fine Pima basketry tray. some rim damage. 85 Woven snake basket from Panama. 49 Very rare 1850s quilled Micmac lidded 16 Rare, early 1900s Acoma pot. basket. 86 Legend's series bronze by C.A. 17 Rare, early 1900s, floral Santo 50 Rare 1920s Paiute beaded basket. Pardell. Domingo pot. 87 Hand woven rug with Navajo design. 51 Large polychrome San Ildefonso 18 Very fine Casas Grandes pottery jar. pottery olla. 88 Collection of 600 +/- Four Winds 19 Very fine Casas Grandes pottery jar 52 Prehistoric Anasazi pottery jar, magazines. with Valero star designs. probably Roosevelt. 89 4-volume set of Civil War books. 20 Very rare prehistoric Hohokam 53 Prehistoric polychrome Casas 90 Ojibway broom and beaded moose Sacaton bowl. Grandes face effigy jar. hide holder. 21 Fully beaded Blackfoot bag, circa late 54 Large polychrome pottery olla from 91 Fully beaded Plains dagger bag. 1900s. San Luis Potosi. 92 2 strands of antique Bohemian faceted 22 Beaded Plateau belt bag. 55 Signed Tohono O'odham friendship tradebeads. 23 Rare beaded Apache awl case. pot. 93 Antique turquoise and silver Fred 24 Old hand forged tomahawk with brass- 56 Carved NW Coast style mask. Harvey bracelet - Navajo made. wrapped handle, early 1900s. 57 Ohio Valley-type carved stone effigy 94 Cast silver and turquoise Navajo 25 Large pair of Blackfoot moose hide pipe (human figure?). bracelet; cracked stone. moccasins. 58 Hand crafted pottery kachina wind 95 Sandcast silver and turquoise Navajo 26 Circa 1950s silver, coral, malachite chime. bracelet with 3 stones. and bear claw Navajo watchband once 59 Eskimo whale vertebrae and carved 96 Turquoise, coral, and silver Navajo belonging to actor 'The Great John L.' soapstone sculpture. bolo tie. (of Island of Dr. Moreau, etc). 60 Very fine 1-piece Hopi kachina doll - 97 2 strands of faceted 19th century 27 Fantastic steer horn buckle from the "Crow Bride". Russian blue tradebeads. same owner. 61 Antique Great Northern Railroad 98 Original Willie Singer chip inlay bolo tie 28 Turquoise and silver Zuni inlay calendar with Weinold Reiss painting - - Navajo. earrings and pendant set. 1950. 98-A Old Navajo silversmith's hammer. 29 Rare hand crafted gold necklace. 62 Antique Great Northern Railroad 99 Fine shell and disc bead necklace. calendar with Weinold Reiss painting - 30 Extra rare 18kt gold Zuni inlay buckle 100 Extra fine Navajo Two Gray Hills rug. and bolo set by Amy Quandelacy - 1944. 101 Hand woven rug with Yei figures. retail $4500. 63 Collection of Arizona Highways 31 Collection of three vintage Western magazines. 102 Box of antique salt and peppers. 64 Collector's book - "Hopi Katsinas" - hats. 103 Prehistoric black-on-red Anasazi bowl. retail $79. 32 Fantastic Navajo Crystal/Two Gray 104 Set of large old Sioux dance bells. Hills style floor rug - retail $12,500; 65 Zulu war shield, circa 1940s. excellent condition. 66 Cree dewclaw and beaver bag. 105 Set of old round Sioux dance bells. 33 Woven 140s Navajo saddle 67 Cree beaded otter bag. 106 Hand carved Mexican folk art chicken. blanket/rug. 68 Beautifully beaded Flathead 107 Santa Clara blackware pot - Nicolosa. 34 Beautiful Pendleton blanket in moccasins. reversible design. 108 Plateau beaded buckskin boys' vest. 69 22" beaded Plains buckskin doll. 35 Late 1800s Nez Perce cornhusk bag. 109 One turkey tail and one CoPeNa-style 70 Cree beaded gloves. 36 Large prehistoric Columbia River blade. grinding stone set. 71 Buffalo picture made from fragmentary 110 Collection of 7 spearpoints - all fine 37 Rare prehistoric Columbia River stone arrowhead pieces. and in excellent condition. pestle - The Dalles, Oregon. 72 Antique photo of Glacier Park. 111 2 sets of Rockwell collectors' plates (24 pieces). 112 2 sets of Rockwell collectors' plates 150 Antique Winnebago syrup hauling 191 Large Papago basket wit diamond (16 pieces). sled. design, 1960s. 113 Fine 3/4 grooved stone axe head. 151 Original pastel on handmade paper 192 Large Makah basket with handle, 114 Anasazi double duck effigy vessel. Eskimo painting. 1940s. 152 Original pastel on handmade paper 193 Small, lidded Eskimo basket. 115 Large knapped red stone spear point. Eskimo painting. 194 Rare fully beaded Pakistani bridal 116 Fantastic raw Kingman turquoise 153 Original Eskimo painting done on silk. headdress. nugget necklace. 154 Custom-framed George Flett (Colville) 195 Afghan German silver headdress, mid 117 Fine silver and lapis necklace - painting. 1900s. possibly Middle Eastern(?) 155 Original Zuni painting. 196 Pair of beautiful white spear points. 118 Peruvian pottery pig flute. 156 Yakima feather dance roach set. 197 Hand carved catlinite fetish necklace. 119 Huge excavated fully grooved stone axe head. 157 Large excavated pre-Navajo pottery 198 Two all-silver Navajo bracelets. 120 Pair of mid 1900s Eskimo sealskin jar. 199 Collection of 3 old Navajo dolls. 158 Large excavated pre-Navajo pottery boots. 200 Collection of 5 miniature kachina dolls. 121 Fine embroidered ladies' Plateau jar. gloves with rose designs. 159 Original Cochiti storyteller - Martha 201 Turquoise and silver Navajo bolo tie 122 Beautiful fully clothed buckskin doll - a Arquero. slide. rare male, warrior. 160 Mid 1900s African priestess reliquary 202 Silver inlay Montana Grizzlies knife 123 Nez Perce contour beaded Plateau sash. with paw design. bag, circa 1900. 161 Record-sized chevron tradebeads. 203 Silver inlay Montana Grizzlies knife 124 Plateau beaded slippers, circa 1970s - 162 Antique Hudson's Bay tradebeads. with bear design. 204 Silver inlay Montana Grizzlies money unique. 163 3-strand Navajo "corn coral" necklace. 125 Large bag of Peking glass tradebeads. clip with paw design. 164 Antique Hudson's Bay tradebeads. 205 Silver inlay Montana Grizzlies money 126 Large Robbins/Adena spear point. 165 Pre-Columbian Aztec tradebeads. clip with bear design. 127 Large bag of green Peking glass 206 Pair of bone jackknives with a fish and tradebeads. 166 Signed Eskimo soapstone sculpture. moose done in scrimshaw. 128 Bag of late 1900s blue glass 167 Fully beaded Lakota Sioux 207 Zuni carved turquoise beaver fetish. tradebeads. cradleboard. 208 Zuni bone corn fetish and fossilized 129 Large bag of old Peking glass, faceted, 168 Collection of 3 antique photos. ivory eagle. and other tradebeads. 169 Rare old Germantown wool sampler. 209 Zuni carved turquoise Corn Maiden 130 Large bag of mandrel wound cobalt 170 1940s Woodlands catlinite pipe in chief fetish. blue tradebeads - the smallest ones. form. 210 Zuni carved geode bear fetish. 131 Large bag of blue Venetian glass 171 Boxed lot of miscellaneous books. tradebeads. 211 Boxed lot of miscellaneous Indian 132 Large bag of faceted German blue 172 Boxed lot of miscellaneous books. material. 212 Antique tradebead necklace, late tradebeads. 173 Boxed lot of miscellaneous books. 133 Beautiful mottled stone spade with 1800s. 174 Boxed lot of miscellaneous books. round blade. 213 Carved stone frog fetish pipe. 134 8-strand blue bugle bead necklace. 175 Boxed lot of miscellaneous books. 214 Huge knapped stone axe blade. 135 Large bag of small fancy striped 176 Carved blackware pot from Oaxaca. 215 Framed collection of 22 miscellaneous tradebeads. 177 Carved blackware pot from Oaxaca. stone points. 216 Collection of 4 old copper conchos. 136 Miniature Kevin Naranjo sgraffitto seed 178 Large Zia pottery olla, circa 1940s. jar. 217 Collection of miscellaneous points and 179 Fine Casas Grandes pot with rabbits. 137 Collation of hand crafted Navajo blades. weaver's tools. 180 Prehistoric Anasazi pottery bowl. 218 Framed collection of bird points. 138 Famous Bev Doolittle print - "Pintos". 181 Boxed lot of miscellaneous Indian 219 Framed collection of miscellaneous 139 Outstanding 1930s turquoise and material. points. silver Navajo hatband. 182 Boxed lot of miscellaneous Indian 220 Late 1800s short handled Sioux stone 140 Fully beaded Plains knife sheath. material. club. 141 Huge antique 36" Skookum doll. 183 Boxed lot of miscellaneous Indian 221 Woven antique basket. material. 142 Very finely woven Hopi cornmeal 184 Boxed lot of miscellaneous Indian 222 Rare prehistoric black-on-red Anasazi bowl. whisk. material. 223 Fine polychrome Papago turtle tray.
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