"Athabascan" refers to a language group - a group of tribes that share similar languages. [ATTACH] Your bag looks like it might be a relatively...
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Your piece is larger than most I have seen, and nicely "worked up". But there appears to be significant water damage along the bottom edge, which...
I can see now that the mount does include canvas.
@Budding Collector - I just found that you had already posted in "Art". There may be some delay and confusion with such double postings, but it...
@Budding Collector has subsequently posted again in "Ephemera and Photographs".
From your photos it looks like the image is on paper, rather than on canvas. Although I have not personally examined the back of such pictures, I...
Here is a recent discussion about another solar enlargement, including a link to an article that explains the history and process -...
Try googling "thunder mug signal cannon". So, what do you think it is, and what are you asking?
As it appears to have a touch hole, I assume you mean gunpowder charge for use as a signal cannon. Might be more appropriate in the Militaria...
Here is a previous discussion of a similar piece, probably a later imitation of Roman glass -...
You might try contacting the person who has this website - he/she might recognize the signatures....
A nice pair, particularly when you have their specific history. Moccasins have been one of the most tribe-specific items of traditional clothing....
The closest comparisons I can find for the construction (soft sole, one piece folded over, round toe, oval tongue inset with little to no...
One more question about construction - is there a seam hidden under the beadwork down the middle of the vamp?
It is difficult to see the scale, but are the beads bigger than typical seed beads? I would like to see more details of the construction. Is the...
The images appear to be a type of photograph known as a solar enlargement. The process was most popular from the 1880s to about the 1930s, after...
Judging from the color of the metal and the corrosion, the first horse looks like bronze (or some other copper alloy), not cast iron. It may be a...
Ditto.
The stone may be very old, as @evelyb30 suggested. The hole through it appears to be biconical (drilled from both sides, producing an hourglass...
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