They are both kinda scary. :nailbiting:
Could be that one name is the artist, the other the printer, publisher, or engraver.
http://www.american-indian-art.com/ is one company selling native-made bows, arrows, and quivers for display purposes; quite similar to yours, and...
The conical palm frond hat of Vietnam is called a "non la" and comes in many variants; as Shangas mentioned there are many other possible...
I don't have much to add; I am not real familiar with the younger members of Norman Tait's family, and your Tait pole is not by any of the...
Oceania? That sounds likely, as a guess; possibly parts of a model outrigger-type canoe.
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I believe this would fall into the category of fantasy/décor items. I can't speak to stylistic details; but I can mention that the bone...
I have seen orange-peelers that looked similar, and may still have one....the tool makes a slit in the peel, and one then slides the tool...
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Welcome! I'm a Pacific Northwest-dweller also.
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I've been playing violins for more than 50 years, but am not qualified to evaluate one from photos. The dovetail neck joint is quite unusual-...
Looks like it might have some refractive properties; it might be made of the stuff they use for fiber optics. In recent years that has been used...
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Darn, it looks sort of familiar. Some kind of trade? Plumbers, painters, hardware.....movers?
It may not be especially valuable, but if you are restoring it to use yourself, it is a nice chair. I got an old office chair, with several old...
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