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In bone, I'd think quite unlikely to be imports at that time. But I think I've seen plastic "totem" trinkets more recently. But one could...
Yep. Alaska souvenirs, likely bone or ivory, but possibly plastic; and 1950-1970 would be reasonable - hard to say, because similar have been sold...
I think I remember that some of the A.R.T. totems were designed by Israel Shotridge, Tlingit, not sure about this one. But he's quite a well-known...
Yes, but really made in Alaska. See for one example A.R.T. Alaska - Tlingit Totems-1992- 15" Totem Pole | eBay They do a good job, and the oak...
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This is a model of the "Kicksetti" totem pole, with a list of the figures depicted; see Chief Shakes Historic Site, Kicksetti Pole - Wrangell AK -...
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I'm no expert, but it looks to me like it may actually be "old" rather than being artificially "aged."
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