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Lot of Two Older Pipestone Catlinite Carvings Tomahawk, & Sword Around 6.5
Lot of Two Older Pipestone Catlinite Carvings Tomahawk, & Sword Around 6.5
Lot of Two Older Pipestone Catlinite Carvings Tomahawk, & Sword Around 6.5
Lot of Two Older Pipestone Catlinite Carvings Tomahawk, & Sword Around 6.5
Lot of Two Older Pipestone Catlinite Carvings Tomahawk, & Sword Around 6.5
Lot of Two Older Pipestone Catlinite Carvings Tomahawk, & Sword Around 6.5
Lot of Two Older Pipestone Catlinite Carvings Tomahawk, & Sword Around 6.5
Lot of Two Older Pipestone Catlinite Carvings Tomahawk, & Sword Around 6.5
Lot of Two Older Pipestone Catlinite Carvings Tomahawk, & Sword Around 6.5

Lot of Two Older Pipestone Catlinite Carvings Tomahawk, & Sword Around 6.5" x 3

$ 25.34

Availability: 43 in stock
  • Artisan: unknown
  • Restocking Fee: No
  • All returns accepted: Returns Accepted
  • Item must be returned within: 30 Days
  • Origin: Minnesota
  • Modified Item: No
  • Return shipping will be paid by: Seller
  • Condition: Very Good: See the description below
  • Provenance: Ownership History Not Available
  • Tribal Affiliation: Ojibwa or Mesquakie
  • Handmade: Yes
  • Refund will be given as: Money Back

    Description

    A Lot of Two Antique Great Lakes Area Pipestone Carvings, a Tomahawk and a Scimitar or Curved Sword
    The Tomahawk is 6 inches across the diagonal x 3 inches wide
    The sword is 7 ½ inches across the diagonal x 3 inches at the hilt
    Condition: The tomahawk is in very good used condition with no problems. The scimitar shows more wear and nicks and evidence of age.
    The pipestone may be circa 1980, the sword is possibly pre 1940.
    These items are typical Native American made crafts sold in the vicinity of the Pipestone National Park. They were part of a San Francisco Bay Area estate.
    Shipping insurance is included in the USA and on international shipments when available
    Shipping can be combined on multiple items if feasible.
    Satisfaction is guaranteed.
    This item is guaranteed to be authentic and in the condition described.
    This auction is presented by
    Jerry Weisberg
    trading in tribal antiques since 1973.