March Wigwam Auction Catalog

DAY 3 Saturday, March 9 Native Americana / Art Lot# 3157 , c. 1992 Long Hairs Last Sun - by Michael Gentry No.806/1200, Long Hairs Last Sun. Signed by Michael Gentry and comes with Certificate of Authenticity, 1992 Approx.23” x 33”. Beautiful, ready for frame. Est. $400- 600 HWAC# 101035 Lot# 3158 , Los del Valle - by Amado M. Pena By Amado M. Pena, Jr. (b1943 - ), Number 3/65, print is 17 x 17 inches, frame 28 x 28 inches. Est. $600-1000 HWAC# 101012 Lot# 3156 , c 2004 Ledger Drawings by Donald Montileaux A collection of three, unusual, and original colored pencil Lot# 3159 , 1981 Medicine - Spirit drawings on old treasurer’s warrant ledger book pages. Serigraphy by Bert Seaborn By the 1860’s, Plains Indians were beginning to preserve their stories Striking serigraph of a man, an on pages torn out from ledger books acquired from whites. Ink, pencils, owl, and sun with vivid and watercolors on paper were easier media than the stick and bone feathers. #61/75. Signed brushes on hide previously employed. Montileaux has created new by artist. 29x22” Est. works in this unique style on similar old ledger book pages. Each piece is created with a flowing rider on a stylized horse. This collection $300-500 HWAC# 101055 of three original drawings also includes a blank journal book, “The Power of Words,” illustrated with photos of Montileaux drawings and signed in the front by the artist. “Donald F. Montileaux (Yellowbird) is a modern-day storyteller, rekindling the images of the Lakota lifestyle by painting the people as they were. Montileaux regards himself as having a mission: “To portray the Lakota, the Native Americans, in an honest way. To illustrate them as people who hunted buffalo, made love, raised children, cooked meals, and lived. To describe my work is to reflect back to my forefathers. The surfaces that they used were hides, rock walls and surfaces both smooth and rough and hides both tanned and rawhide. I use ledger and watercolor papers as well as canvas and animal hides to create my work. I enjoy using different types of materials to present the finished product to the viewer. In this way I can achieve somewhat the same look as my forefathers created with their Lot# 3160 , Mestizo Series: work. The art is a flat two-dimensional intense color; fiery red, brilliant Artesanos del Valle - by Amado M. yellow and translucent blues. These colors, I feel, are the colors that Pena By Amado Maurilio Pena, Jr. my ancestors would have used if they had access to the wealth of color Image size 18 x 24 inches, paper siz 22 x 30 inches, frame size 35 x 30 inches. we have today”. A world-renowned artist and illustrator, Montileaux is an enrolled member of the Oglala Lakota Tribe. He has received Number one of a limited edition of 50 awards, including induction into the South Dakota Hall of Fame in prints. From the Pena Studio/ Gallery 2014. Along with attending major art shows throughout his artistic of Sante Fe New Mexico. Est. $500- career, his art has illustrated the covers of numerous books. His art is 700 HWAC# 101039 included in numerous corporate, public and private collections, and he has been the featured artist in art galleries in New Mexico, Minnesota, Lot# 3161 , Minoan Art and Arizona, Colorado, and South Dakota.” from donaldfmontileaux. Archaeology with 10 Photos 6 pages com. Sizes as follows: drawing 11x16”, frame 23.5x27.25”; drawing from Art and Archaeology possibly 10x15”, frame 20.5x25.5”; drawing 16.5x12.5”, frame 27.5x23.25”. May-June 1934, A Minoan Gold Est. $4000-6000 HWAC# 101043 Treasure. 10.75” x 7.75”. 10 black and white photos of Minoan art on thick matting. The Gold Treasure of Sigsig, Ecuador, leaflets of the Museum of the American Indian, Heye Foundation 1924. 16 pages on heavy stock with 3 color plates and several art drawings. 9.5” x 13”. Est. $200-400 HWAC# 52816 Bid online at FHWAC.com or call 775-851-1859 149

DAY 3 Saturday, March 9 Native Americana / Art Lot# 3162 , Moritz Flagg Native Lot# 3168 , Nature’s Warrior - American Children Prints (2) Two Serigraph by Enoch Kelly Haney framed prints, matching, charcoal or 23.5” x 18” Serigraph with embossed at pencil style, frames 19x15” Est. $100- lower left, signed. Beautiful serigraph 200 HWAC# 87736 of Native American with Coyote headdress with feathers, beautiful color of red, blue. Excellent condition. Est. $350-500 HWAC# 101036 Lot# 3163 , Native American Metal Household Items (4) 4 metal Native American Chief heads. Brass letter opener 10”, white metal broach w/o clasp, document clips-copper 2”, brass 4.25”. Mackie Collection Est. $160-230 HWAC# 89326 Lot# 3169 LOT WITHDRAWN Lot# 3164 , Native American Plaster Bookends by C. Vieth Pair of Native Lot# 3170 , Night Visions - Serigraphy American with his dog bookends by Burt Seaborn Serigraph by Bert Seaborn signed by C. Vieth. 6.5” tall with metal (1931 - ). Number 18/75, 22 x 30 inches. Est. appearance. Est. $100-200 HWAC# $300-500 HWAC# 101056 87107 Lot# 3165 , 1955 Native American Watercolor by Franklin Kahn Framed double matted water color of a Native American on a horse by Franklin Kahn. Frame 21x22.5” Water color 13x14.75” Est. $500-1000 HWAC# 87630 Lot# 3171 , 1992? Pacific Northwest Totem Pole Pacific Northwest wood totem pole. Owl carved in wood at top. Middle grin. Wood wings. Approx 50x50”, additional shipping will apply. Est. $300-500 HWAC# 90627 Lot# 3172 , Painting; Telling of Lot# 3166 , 1975 Native American with the Ways by. William A. Moore This a Pipe - Print by Howard Terpning Native painting is oil on canvas by William A. American with a pipe print by Howard Moore; signed and dated in the lower Terpning. 378/1000, signed by artist. left corner, 1978. The painting depicts Some of the museums Terpning’s work an adult talking to a child and “telling can be found at include the Phoenix Art of the ways” in the tradition of Native Museum, National Portrait Gallery, Autry Americans communicating traditions National Center of the American West, and tales for the next generation. It Gilcrease Museum, Eiteljorg Museum, Booth gives beautiful detail of life among the Western Art Museum and The Eddie Basha many mountain ranges in the Great Collection. Print 23x18”, frame 33x27” Basin. The canvas is roughly 22 in. X 27 in. and the frame dimensions Est. $450-600 HWAC# 101015 are 30 in. X 34 in. Est. $3000-4000 HWAC# 91407 Lot# 3173 , c1920 Photo Mounted of Lot# 3167 , Native American Women Dat So La Lee & Family Louisa Keyser, - Print by Virginia Stroud Signed or Dat So La Lee (ca. 1829 - December print by Virginia Stroud. “Virginia 6, 1925) was a celebrated Native Stroud was born on 13 March 1951 in American basket weaver. A member Madera, California. Her mother died of the Washoe people in northwestern when she was eleven, so Stroud moved Nevada, her basketry came to national to Muskogee, Oklahoma to live with prominence during the Arts and Crafts her sister. She sold her first painting movement and the “basket craze” of at the age of 13.Stroud graduated from the early 20th century. Very nice black Muskogee High School in 1968. From & white triple mounted photo of Dat So 1968 to 1970, she attended Bacone La Lee & her family. There are many baskets & pottery displayed in the College and studied art under Cheyenne painter Dick West, who made foreground of the photo. Photo is 14” x 11” Framed is 21” x 17”. Est. her his studio assistant. She then attended the University of Oklahoma. $240-400 HWAC# 87879 In her late 20s, Stroud was adopted, following Kiowa tradition, as a daughter of Evelyn Tahome and Jacob Ahtone, a Kiowa couple.” . Print 22x27”, double mat frame 32x37” Est. $400-600 HWAC# 101007 150 March 2019

DAY 3 Saturday, March 9 Native Americana / Art Lot# 3174 , 1977 Pottery Keeper - Lot# 3179 , Saved Print by R.C. Gorman Pottery Keeper Seeds - Oil by Elriggs print by RC Gorman. Seated lady with Allen ”Saved Seeds” brown pot. Print 20x27”, triple mat original oil by Elriggs frame 33x43”. Bubbles in print, please Allen. Inscribed on inspect, sold as is. Est. $400-600 canvas reverse “In the HWAC# 101017 Navajo tradition the Yei-be-ches were the Spirits who found the Lot# 3175 , 1974 R.C. Gorman Lithographs 1st human child and raised his as their own (3) with Two Books Collection of three feeding? him chants lithographs by R.C. Gorman, all matted and prayers that are and framed. Lot includes two hardback still used this day w/ books, “R.C. Gorman - The Lithographs,” corn poll en as the with these artworks represented. Dez-Bah offering”. i was born in the canyons of Arizone on a cold february - Seated woman with her feet behind her. morning. my first masterpieces were at the age of i which were mere Print 30”x22, triple mat frame 40x33”; Janis scratchs n the sand. by the age of three i was observing all colors and - Native American woman in red and white moved into the field of crayons a medium in which i still dabble at seated next to a basket. #56/225. Print times. by the age of five i was drawing in the art of pencil and engaging 23x31”, double mat frame 32x40”. Matte in realism.drawing horse and the land i lived on.......i still have pictures. has 2 lower ripples; Santo Domingo - Signed by the age 10 i had adapted shadowing and lighting my works ....and lithograph (number 59/60) of two women won small art compitions in my age group. at 15 i had taken in all that holding turquoise beads. 22 x 30 inches. Overall frame 35 x 28 inches. public school art course’s could offer.. and won several art shows in Est. $3500-7000 HWAC# 101027 high school ( new mexico and nevada divisions. )i constantly worked Lot# 3176 , Red Mask - Serigraph by at home in my room on my make shift drawing boards. dreaming one day of becoming an artist......then the world crashed...my father passed Unknown Red mask and neckerchief man away and i became a person of fear...i put art away and turn to the serigraph. Illegible signature, #2/4, embossed. 22x17” Est. $400-600 HWAC# 101050 world of constant problems...bills..work..time...buying stuff,,,losing stuff,,wanting more and more....this took me into the life of unconcious living. i lived in the unconcious world of fear for eight years..till oneday i ended homelss in the streets.........i had nothing left to lose.......and it was their in the darkness of life i had a grand vision ans God spoke to me for the very first time “ telling me that all life was a dream and a spirit and i should grab it and claim for what i want for that was the purpose of my life.. to live it....to love it.”...that night and that moment on the streets of phoenix i changed all my views and pitty upon my self...and rose. I came back to the reservation with 1.40 cents in my Lot# 3177 , Reflections - Serigraph pocket.......and i started painting on anything i could find.....” from print by Lynn Hayes This is a serigraph elriggsallenart.carbonmade.com. Artist signature below on reverse. print entitled “Reflections” signed by 41.5x53”. Est. $1500-2000 HWAC# 101002 Lynn Hayes 17 in. X 15 in. and dated 1984. HGI II. Est. $300-500 HWAC# 101040 Lot# 3180 , Sioux Man - Serigraph by Lynn Hayes This is a serigraph print entitled “Sioux Man” by Lynn Hayes dated 1980 size 30 in. X 22 in. Marked BAT Est. $400-500 HWAC# 101057 Lot# 3178 , Reproduction Medicine Stick Has feathers attached, leather bag attached, approx. 20” l. & animal hair attached. Est. $200-400 HWAC# 87867 Lot# 3181 , Sioux Warriors of the Little Big Horn Print Framed matted charcoal print of Plenty of Horses, Tooboonawasha, Sitting Bull, Crazy Horse, Two Kettle, Red Shirt and High Bear by Dona McPhillips. Frame 18.5x40”, print 13.5x35”. Est. $300-600 HWAC# 98044 Bid online at FHWAC.com or call 775-851-1859 151

DAY 3 Saturday, March 9 Native Americana / Art Lot# 3182 , Southern Plains Lot# 3187 , The End of the Trail - Print Study - Acrylic by John Balloue, by Arnold Friberg A frontiersman and 1870 Acrylic on canvas by John his 2 horses stopping for a water break. Balloue, 2006. 16 1/2 x 20 1/2 #1270/2000, signed by artist”Arnold inches. Est. $1000-2000 HWAC# Friberg (December 21, 1913 ñ July 100508 1, 2010) was an American illustrator and painter noted for his religious and patriotic works. He is perhaps best known for his 1975 painting The Prayer at Valley Forge, a depiction of George Washington praying at Valley Forge. He is also well known for his 15 “pre-visualization” paintings for the Cecil B. DeMille film The Ten Commandments which were used to promote the film worldwide and for which he received an Academy Award nomination. He has been admitted as a lifetime member of the Royal Society of Arts. He also did a series of paintings depicting scenes from the Book of Mormon for Adele Cannon Howells, the Primary Lot# 3183 , Spirit President of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.” from Moon - Serigraph by wikipedia. Print 19x25”, frame 32x37” Est. $600-900 HWAC# 101001 Mike Larsen This is a Lot# 3188 , The Sentry - Serigraph serigraph tonal print by Mike Larsen This is a serigraph of “Spirit Moon” signed print of “The Sentry” signed by Mike by Mike Larsen dated Larsen marked B.A.T. It is 15 in. X 22 1982, No. 58/60. Size 1/2 in. and not dated. Est. $300-500 is 15 in. X 22 1/2 in. HWAC# 101061 Est. $300-500 HWAC# 101060 Lot# 3189 , Three Indian Lot# 3184 , Springtime - by Statues Lot of three: 1) “Deliverance” by Chuck Francis Quatskuva by Frances Ren;@1993 by Hamilton Quotskuva, of the Hopi Bear Collection, crafted in Thailand. Strap Clan. 2nd Place winner 6 inches long, 7 inches tall. 2) Hopi Market 2006. Frame is 19 x (443-R) 10 inch tall warrior, 23 inches. Est. $400-500 HWAC# 101063 Apache?. 3) Original western sculpture by Largo “Tall Bear: Crow Warrior”. 1991. 13 1/2 inches tall. Est. $100-200 HWAC# 87748 Lot# 3190 , Three Daughters - serigraph by John Lightfoot This is a serigraph of the color print Lot# 3185 , Table Top White Buffalo “Three Daughters” signed Cute white buffalo with horns. Nice by John Lightfoot, No. display piece. 8x14” Est. $150-250 74/100. Size is 30 in. X 22 HWAC# 98019 in. Est. $400-600 HWAC# 101031 Lot# 3191 , Three Lot# 3186 , Tepee and Horses Print Daughters - serigraph by John Lightfoot This is Framed and matted print. Illegible a serigraph tonal print of artist signature. Frame 17x21”, print “Three Daughters” by John 12x17” Est. $80-100 HWAC# 87627 Lightfoot dated 1981. Size is 33 1/2 in. X 26 1/2 in. No. 29/50. Est. $400-600 HWAC# 101032 152 March 2019

DAY 3 Saturday, March 9 Native Americana / Art Lot# 3192 , Toponas - Print by Julie Kramer Cole Signed by the artist, limited edition print, 3811/ 3850. Print is 28 x 14 inches, Frame is 37 x 24 inches. Est. $300- 600 HWAC# 101016 Lot# 3193 , 1978 Waiting For The Bus- An adar k o Princess - Litho by T.C. Cannon Spectacular litho on paper of a woman seated on Lot# 3194 , We Are Close - Acrylic by Jerry Whitehead Vivid a bench holding original acrylic painting by Jerry Whitehead. “Over the years, Jerry a blue umbrella Whitehead’s artwork has gone through a number of stages. The one waiting for a bus. thing that has remained constant throughout this progression is his A litho is displayed focus on powwows and powwow dancers.’Powwow dancers have at the Smithsonian been an ongoing theme in my work since I began painting. Seeing the Institute. “ Tommy dancers as a child had a lasting impression. The subject matter has Wayne Cannon been ideal for expressing a part of my culture as well as accommodating (September 27, changes in my work,’ says the artist from the Peter Chapman First 1946 ñ May 8, Nation. As a child in Saskatchewan, Whitehead says he was interested 1978) was an in art like any of his friends. He says, ‘I used to draw as a kid. I used to important Native draw all the time.’ Unlike the average kid, he used almost any source American artist of he could find for his drawings including the ashes that remained the 20th century. An from fires and the lead in the bullets his father used as a hunter. In enrolled member his early teen years, Whitehead moved on from drawings done with of the Kiowa Tribe pencils and lead to paintings. He believes that his interest in art comes with Caddo and from his family. Whitehead remembers his grandmother working with French descent,he was popularly known as T. C. Cannon. Cannon hides and says that his mother did beadwork and braided rugs. His grew up in Zodaltone and Gracemont, Oklahoma. His parents were family supported his talents and allowed him to develop them. “I was Walter Cannon (Kiowa) and Minnie Ahdunko Cannon (Caddo). His lucky to be encouraged along the way,” he says. In addition to familial Kiowa name, Pai-doung-a-day, means “One Who Stands in the Sun.”He encouragement and an abundance of natural talent, Whitehead has was exposed to the art of the Kiowa Six, a group of Native American sought out technical training. He obtained a Bachelor of Arts in Indian painters who achieved international reputations in the fine art world Art from the Saskatchewan Indian Federated College and a Bachelor and who helped developed the Southern Plains-style of painting. of Fine Arts from the Nova Scotia College of Art and Design in Halifax. Stephen Mopope and Lee Tsatoke Sr. were particularly influential on Upon completing his formal training, Whitehead began showing his the young artist. T. C. Cannon enrolled in the Institute of American work in exhibitions across the country. In the eleven years since, he Indian Arts of Santa Fe in 1964, where he studied under Fritz has had numerous shows in Saskatchewan, Ontario, Nova Scotia and Scholder (LuiseÒo). After graduating from IAIA, he enrolled in the San British Columbia. His work has been commissioned by University Francisco Art Institute but left after two months and enlisted in the Hospital in Saskatoon and the Summer Pops Symphony at Cable Wharf army. As paratrooper in the 101st Airborne Division, Cannon was sent in Halifax to name but two. Whitehead says that his style has changed to Vietnam from 1967 to 1968. During the Tet Offensive, he earned over the years. “I went through a lot of different stages,” he says. In two Bronze Star Medals. He was also inducted into the Black Leggings the beginning, Whitehead did beadwork and attached the work to his Society, the traditional Kiowa warriors’ society. While still stationed paintings. He also says that, for awhile, he used to wrinkle his canvas in Vietnam, Cannon had a breakthrough in his art career. Rosemary to give his paintings a dimensional appearance. But, as in his current Ellison, curator of the Southern Plains Indian Museum in Anadarko, work, powwow dancers and powwows remained an integral theme. He Oklahoma, included him in a major traveling exhibit, Contemporary currently produces abstract paintings that demonstrate his fondness Southern Plains Indian Art. In 1972, Cannon and fellow artist Fritz of vivid colours. This, he believes, was learned from his mother and Scholder had a two-man exhibition at the Smithsonian Institution’s her brightly coloured, braided rugs. He says that this current style ‘just National Collection of Fine Arts, titled Two American Painters. Cannon developed’ over time. ‘My work is a little tamer now,’ he says. ‘It’s more produced a large body of work over the next six years, in preparation refined.’ He attributes part of this change to development over time for his first one-man show, scheduled to open at the Aberbach Gallery saying he took more risks when he first graduated from school. The other in New York in October 1978. On May 8 of that year, however, he died in part of the change can be attributed to the fact that he is now a family an automobile accident. After a delay, the show opened on December man. As such, Whitehead says that he is incorporating family themes 10, 1979, as T.C. Cannon: A Memorial Exhibition. Featuring 50 works into his work on a more frequent basis.” Adapted from jerrywhitehead. by Cannon, the show traveled to such locations as the Heard Museum, com. Unframed 27x38”. Includes a photo of the artist with the the New Mexico Museum of Art, and the Buffalo Bill Historical Center.” painting next to him. Est. $10000-12000 HWAC# 101026 # 24/125 and signed and embossed by artist. Print 30x23”, double mat frame 37x30”. Est. $15000-18000 HWAC# 101014 Bid online at FHWAC.com or call 775-851-1859 153

DAY 3 Saturday, March 9 Native Americana / Art Lot# 3195 , 1983 Windy Lot# 3199 NV, Fernley Vest (Paiute) Point -Serigraph by Biss Beautiful hand made buckskin 3 Native American men on (smoked) brain tan, men’s vest with horses in the snow. Triple bead work at trim, as buttons, and lapel. The pockets are scalloped at mat. Signed by artist. #4/175. top & sides, there are 2.5” length finge at chest level, back & bottom. Print 30x28”, frame 40x37” The lining appears to be cotton/rayon. The beaded eagle on the back Est. $1800-2500 HWAC# side is exemplary, of white, gold & yellow. This is one of a kind. From 101006 the Moe & Mary’s Wigwam Collection of Fernley, Nevada. Attributed to ND. Est. $400-600 HWAC# 98023 Lot# 3200 , Mid-Western States Porcupine Hair Roach Roach Headdress as worn by male warriors, Plains Indians. 23” L x 3” w. Porcupine hair roaches are a traditional male headdress of a number of Native American tribes in what is now Lot# 3196 , Wood Door New England, the Great Lakes and - Serigraph by Valerie Missouri River regions, including the Graves, copy 1 Lots of pink Potawatomi who lived where Chicago now stands. They were and still and yellow, wood entrance are most often worn by dancers at pow wows as regalia. (Wikipedia) door surrounded by foliage. “ From the Historic Wigwam Collection of Fernley, Nevada. Est. $300- Valerie Graves was awarded 600 HWAC# 87860 the Lifetime Achievement Lot# 3201 , Montana Beaded Vest Award for Fine Art at the by Agnes Kenmille Beautiful new prestigious Taos Invites Taos Show at the Taos Fall men’s vest (large size) feather design on front and back. Deerskin, lined Arts Festival by the Taos with cotton. Deer horn buttons. Agnes Medical Services Foundation “Oshanee” Kenmille, Salish beadworker who sponsored the highly and regalia maker (2003 NEA National acclaimed show. She joins Heritage Fellow,) Ronan, MT. Although R.C. Gorman and Agnes Martin in receiving that special honor. She has Kenmille has spent most of her life on won the Best Traditional Painting Award in the Taos Fall Arts Festival the Flathead Reservation in northwestern Montana, she is now known for over seven years along with a number of Best In Show Awards worldwide for her skills in beadwork, hide tanning, and leatherwork. and the Judges’ Award in one year in addition to numerous awards Born to Salish parents, and married into Kootenai families, Kenmille in other shows nationwide. The Millicent Rogers Museum selected Valerie Graves painting as winner of Best In Show for their Millicent speaks the three languages of the Flathead Reservation - Salish, Kootenai, and English. She has taught hide tanning and beadwork for Rogers Museum 13th annual Miniatures Show. She is included in many more than a decade at Salish Kotenai College, and she offers instruction private and museum collections throughout the country, has been an in the Salish language at the tribal high school, Two Eagle River School. invited and juried exhibitor in many prestigious shows nationwide; has received numerous awards and grants including multiple Best In Est. $480-900 HWAC# 56829 Show Awards; is included in many museum and private collections; Lot# 3202 Fernley, Nevada Paiute has illustrated a popular book on adobe architecture; and has been a Boy’s Vest Hand-sewn, small vest featured artist in a number of Fine Art Magazines. Valerie Graves is a made for a young boy, zippered in front, Master Painter of landscapes, capturing the special light and essence and made of smoked buckskin with very beautiful bead work of Native of the mountains, sagebrush mesas and valleys of the Southwest. American design. On the back is an eagle perched on an American flag. Many have said that her remarkably sensitive and beautiful work The bead work is appliqued to the buckskin. The buckskin is tonal, is extremely reminiscent of the very best of the early Taos Founder being lighter color on the front and darker on the back. Fully lined with paintings. Few artists have earned that praise.’ from valeriegraves. com. 22x17”. signed by artist Est. $300-500 HWAC# 101051 two small pockets in front. 18” in length from the nape of the neck and 19.5” wide. This vest has been worn, having small black smudges on the front left lapel, so please inspect. Originally sold by Arlene Wilson. Lot# 3197 , Wood Door - Serigraph by This item is from the historic Wigwam Collection. Attributed to ND. Valerie Graves, copy 2 Lots of pink and Est. $200-400 HWAC# 91257 yellow, wood entrance door surrounded by foliage. 22x27”, signed by artist. Lot# 3203 Fernley, Nevada Vest This is identical to HWAC 101051 but (Paiute) Hand-sewn, small vest made printed with a different batch of paints, for a young boy, zippered in front, and so the colors vary ever so slightly. Est. made of smoked buckskin with very $300-500 HWAC# 101052 beautiful bead work of Native American design. On the back is an eagle perched on an American flag. The bead work Lot# 3198 , Alaska Alaskan is appliqued to the buckskin. The Mukluks Seal skin mukluks buckskin is tonal, being lighter color on with fur and leather soles the front and darker on the back. Fully lined with two small pockets in and straps. Decorative ties. front. 18” in length from the nape of the neck and 19.5” wide. This vest Well worn soles. Est. $120- has been worn, having small black smudges on the front left lapel, so 280 HWAC# 37409 please inspect. Originally sold by Arlene Wilson. This item is from the historic Wigwam Collection. Attributed to ND. Est. $400-600 HWAC# 91256 154 March 2019

DAY 3 Saturday, March 9 Native Americana / Apparel Lot# 3208 , Beaded Purse Blue, green goldish beads with buckskin top and draw string. 8x6” Est. $80-100 HWAC# 89176 Lot# 3209 , Breechcloth (Buckskin) A breechcloth is worn between the legs and tucked over a belt, so that the Lot# 3204 Great Basin, Nevada cmid 1900’s Beaded Buckskin flaps fall down in front and behind. Sometimes it is also called a loincloth, dress Rare, gorgeous original hand-sewn Native American brain skin clout, or just a flap. In most Native tan buckskin (white, not smoked) beaded dress with 20 genuine American tribes, men used to wear abalone shells attached at the fringe. The bead work is in style of some form of breechcloth. The style Plateau Indicans, (Nez Perce, Umatilla) lazy stitch technique. It is was different from tribe to tribe. This approximately a women’s size 10-12. This dress shows some evidence piece is approx. 40” in length. It has of being worn: there are tiny holes at back waist area, perhaps from beautiful bead work of flower in blue, a belt worn with the item. Please inspect. The dress is approximately red & green. The buckskin is smoked. This is an original. It has been 44” in length measured from the nape of neck. This beautiful dress is a work of art to be enjoyed as is and displayed. Est. $1000-2000 worn & has 3 tears in cloth lining. Please Inspect. This has contour HWAC# 87752 bead work. It is from Oregon or Plateau Tribes. Attributed to ND. Est. $300-500 HWAC# 87740 Lot# 3205 Nixon, Nevada Paiute Lot# 3210 , Buckskin Pants (Men’s) Beaded Belt, Wristbands, and Contemporary beautiful pair of Headbands Paiute beaded belt, authentic buckskin pants for men. The wristbands and headbands. Two belt is loom bead work, has belt loops. Contemporary style,Paiute different sets of beaded bands. 1) made. Has white & red bead work at belt, & flap over fly, with flap Incredible belt, geometric design, of back side. Has fringe with blue & red beads. These pants are hand with beaded strips and beaded fringe sewn, beautiful condition, should be on display. 39.5” length (includes hanging from it. Perfect condition, fringe at bottom) & 27.5” inseam (includes fringe). From the historic 26” waist. Included is a headband that collection of Moe & Mary’s Wigwam Collection. Attributed to ND. Est. matches the belt, deer skin ties. 2) $300-500 HWAC# 87742 Geometric designed headband/ belt, 23.5” long, 1-5/8” wide. Two beaded fringed wristbands in same design. Est. $400-600 HWAC# Lot# 3211 , c1930-40s Buckskin 52165 Vest for Women Authentic buckskin, beaded women’s vest. This is hand Lot# 3206 , Northern Plains sewn. Has cotton striped lining & Pow Wow Dress Beautiful has beads (red, blue, clear & red) on white buckskin Pow Wow extended fringe. Has beautiful flower dress. Beaded--orange, motif. The edges (piping) has white green, yellow, black) both beads. Has some wear, with slight tear sides and fringed. New under left arm. Approx. 2.5” at seam. condition. Incredible! Est. 27” length. This is approx. size 10 for $800-3000 HWAC# 56835 women. This article is made by Plateau, Umatilla or Nez Perce. Applique contour bead work. From the Moe & Mary’s Wigwam Collection of Fernley, Nevada. Attributed to ND. Est. $400-800 HWAC# 87745 Lot# 3212 , c1900’s Dress (Native American, Buckskin Suede) sc. Be auti f ul Native American Indian oil tan buckskin leather dress with 18 horse teeth Lot# 3207 , American Indian Child around yoke & arms Shirts This lot includes a child’s trade with cowrei shells (11) cloth sewn shirt, adorned with puka at bottom part of dress. shells It is obviously a contemporary This dress is fringed at garment, made for pow-wow. It arms & hemline. Beading measures 15”x 17” and is in near new of yellow, red, blue. condition. Also included is a handmade Beautifully constructed garment. Perfect for display in home for Native buckskin fringed dress. it measures American apparel collectors. Only 1 horse’s tooth missing from upper- 28”x 16” and is in very nice condition. yoke. Please inspect. Approx. size 8. From the Wigwam Collection of Also a more contemporary piece. Est. $100-200 HWAC# 56625 Fernley, Nevada. Attributed to ND. Est. $500-1000 HWAC# 86810 Bid online at FHWAC.com or call 775-851-1859 155

DAY 3 Saturday, March 9 Native Americana / Apparel Lot# 3213 , Dress (Paiute) Authentic white buckskin (very soft) has red & white beads at lower part of dress, around arms & at yoke & across back. this is approx. 44” from nape of neck (includes fringe). This dress is hand sewn. One of a kind, very clean lines. This looks to be approx. size of 8 in ladies. Has very slight wear. Please inspect. this is from the Paiute Tribe of Northern Nevada. From the Historic Moe & Mary’s Wigwam Collection of Fernley, Nevada. Attributed to ND. Est. $400-800 HWAC# 87744 Lot# 3214 , Dress (Paiute) Buckskin leather. Soft, very gently worn. Has fringe in front, back & down long Lot# 3218 , Native American Mannequin with Dress, Moccasins, sleeves. All hand made. Beautiful & Headband Dress is oil tan leather (approx. size is 8) bead work from condition. Approx. 35” length. Could Shoshone tribe. All hand sewn. The head band is Paiute, the moccasins be women’s size 12. Has to be seen in are also Paiute (approx. women’s size is 9). There is an ankle cuff on person to appreciate. Should be placed moccasins & they are smoked brain tan buckskin. The mannequin also on display. From the Moe & Mary’s comes with this dress ensemble. (Hand on mannequin is loose but can Wigwam Collection of Fernley, Nevada. be fixed.) This would make a beautiful display in a woman’s home or Est. $300-500 HWAC# 87743 her teenage daughter. Dress is approx. 48 length from nape of neck; Lot# 3215 , Elk Hide War Shirt the sleeves are 22” length (includes fringe.) Contemporary design. Est. $1500-2500 HWAC# 91263 (Paiute) This war shirt is beaded on both sides and is made by Elmira Copeland, from the Paiute tribe here in Nevada,expressly for Morris (Moe) Royels. This is an original shirt made of Elk Hide. Bead work feature feathers of white & black beads, and a design under the feathers of half-diamonds of blue, white, yellow, orange, red & black (Fiery colors. On the back of this shirt is a black & white beaded eagle with feathers of white & black with horse hair fringe hanging from the base of feathers.) Small portions of elk hide is coming apart (very minor condition) on left shoulder due to age. Please inspect. From the Historic Wigwam Collection of Moe & Mary’s Wigwam, of Fernley, Nevada. Attributed to ND. Est. $600-1000 HWAC# 87753 Lot# 3219 , Native American Neck Drape This is an incredible piece of Native Americana, that measures 57”x 6” and is intricately beaded in an Lot# 3216 , American Flag pattern. It has a buckskin and trade cloth backing.there is Modern Ladies one small bad patch in beads, but hardly noticeable. A very elegant piece. Beaded Purse and Est. $800-1200 HWAC# 56619 Accessories (5) Purse, eyeglass case?, Lot# 3220 , 1900’s Native American 2 arm bands, and Shawls (4) Beaver State Pendelton coin case. Vibrant Woolen Mills, from Oregon, multi color colors of blue, red shawl, 15” x 30”; 2) Gray/mauve shawl and orange. Est. 15” x 30”; 3) Cream background with $600-100 HWAC# gray stripes,29” x 30”; 4) Multi color 87871 shawl, colors a vibrant but does have some slight damage (one quarter inch Lot# 3217 , c1900 hole in shawl, please inspect) 33” x 14”. Est. $100-150 HWAC# 80871 Native American Indian Shawl of Lot# 3221 , Smoked Buckskin Pants Buckskin Deer Very nice pair of men’s pants made of Beautiful Ornate Shawl buckskin. Has beautiful orange, yellow made of buckskin with & brown bead work at top thigh area & red feathers attached has light blue, purple & dark blue beads with bead work. 57” in at shin area. 41” length. Inseam is 30”. L., includes fringe, 10” Does not have button at top fly, looks w. Very nice condition. as if they have used a safety pin(?) Has Est. $200-400 HWAC# 86816 small hole at back of pants & black smudging from wear. Please inspect. Beautiful bead work on these pants. Est. $400-800 HWAC# 87741 156 March 2019

DAY 3 Saturday, March 9 Native Americana / Gloves Lot# 3222 , Trade Cloth War Shirt This is a deep blue trade cloth American Indian Shirt, ready for pow wow. This garment has 20” fringed sleeves, is about 30” from collar to tail and about 20” across the shoulders. There are nice seed bead designs on shoulders, as well as the neckline. Shirt is in very nice condition and appears to be a contemporary work. Est. $100-200 HWAC# 56627 Lot# 3223 , War Shirt (Paiute) Gorgeous War Shirt made by Almira Copeland expressly for Morris (Moe Royels.) Buckskin, Oil Tan. Beautiful design & Lot# 3228 , Nevada Beaded Gloves, (Native American) Women’s expertly beaded. 31.5” size Beautiful gloves with red flower beads & green leaves on the length from nape of the cuffs. Very nice condition. Only slight staining at ends of fingers. Please neck, approx. 28” width. inspect. 5” x 11”. Est. $300-600 HWAC# 87505 Gently worn. One of a kind. From the Historic Moe & Mary’s Wigwam Lot# 3229 , Nevada Beaded, Fringed Collection of Fernley, Gloves (Women’s Size) With floral Nevada. Attributed to design and fringe with blue, green, ND. Est. $300-400 orange, red beads. Gloves have some HWAC# 87746 wear, please inspect. 4.5” x 10.5”. Est. $300-600 HWAC# 87504 Lot# 3230 , Nevada Gauntlets, Paiute Lot# 3224 Nampa, Idaho 1965 Fringed Gloves Men’s Gauntlets with Gauntlet Buckskin Gloves, Fringed bead work 9.25” x 13”. Has green, red, Beaded gloves with star motif beading. black, white & blue beads. Has wear on By Bertha George. Buckskin leather, buckskin (mostly on fingers) & fringe, with very slight wear. Men’s size. Light please inspect. Est. $200-400 HWAC# & dark blue beads, white & red beads. 87508 6.5” x 12.5”. Est. $300-600 HWAC# 87503 Lot# 3231 , Nevada Miniature Gloves and Moccasin Pins 3 pairs of vintage Lot# 3225 Nixon, Nevada Fringed tiny buckskin gloves, 1 with beads. Mini beaded moccasins with beaded Beaded Gauntlet Gloves Old Ethel detached pin. 1-3” in length. Very cute Pancho Nixon Paiute made in the style ensemble. Est. $300-500 HWAC# 87521 of Nez Perce or Blackfoot. This pair of gauntlets was a gift to Mary & Moe, Lot# 3232 , Gauntlets, Buckskin from Art Paulee Topken. Enclosed is Beaded (Men’s Size) Very nice, a card reading “Thanks for being so contemporary style, fringed gloves thoughtful, for friendship and good made of buckskin. Beads are blue, food, for being one darn good hostess & host. For setting a “happy yellow, black & orange. 7” x 14”. Est. mood”. Made of buckskin, with beautiful red, blue, white & green $150-300 HWAC# 86864 beads. 9.5” x 15.25”. From the Historic Wigwam Collection of Fernley, Nevada. Est. $300-600 HWAC# 87509 Lot# 3226 Pyramid Lake, Nevada Beaded Gauntlets Red rose pattern by Lot# 3233 , Ladies Beaded Gauntlet Ethel Poncho. Pyramid Lake, NV Paiute. Gloves Floral motif with fringes. Blue, 2” blue ink marks on cuffs. Attributed to white, pink, green, red, yellow beads. ND. The Wigwam Restaurant in Fernley, 14x9”. Light palm soiling Est. $300- NV was a long time gathering place for 600 HWAC# 87828 members of the Paiute Tribe hosted by their friends Mary and Moe Royels and featured a Great Basin Native Americana museum which is presented in this auction. This is from Lot# 3234 , Large Buckskin Gloves, the historic Wigwam Collection. Est. $240-400 HWAC# 85948 Beaded Men’s size gloves, light color Lot# 3227 , Nevada Beaded Buckskin with black, orange & clear beads. Has slight wear on fingers & slight Gloves Blue beaded gloves with white, discoloration.Fringed and Beaded.6.5” dark blue & light blue beading at x 13.5”. Est. $300-600 HWAC# 87506 cuffs. Very slight wear on palm. Please inspect. Nice condition. 5.5” x 10”. Est. $300-600 HWAC# 87507 Bid online at FHWAC.com or call 775-851-1859 157

DAY 3 Saturday, March 9 Native Americana / Gloves Lot# 3235 , Paiute Beaded Gloves Lot# 3242 , Nevada Paiute Moccasins Blue, orange and green zig zag pattern. Generic pattern beaded white buckskin Fringed. Small to medium size. 11.5x6” moccasins, 9” long. Est. $100-200 Est. $200-400 HWAC# 87818 HWAC# 90749 Lot# 3236 , Idaho cmid-1900’s Shoshone Buckskin Child’s Moccasins Soft buckskin with Lot# 3243 , Nevada Paiute-Shoshone white, yellow & lavender beading on Baby Moccasins Tiny smoked moccasins. 2.75” x 6”. Buckskin on buckskin beaded moccasins with sole. Shoshone, Fort Hall Reservation, generic patterns. Maker unknown. ND Pocatello, ID. Nice condition. From the attribution. Est. $80-150 HWAC# 90769 Wigwam Collection. Est. $100-200 HWAC# 87819 Lot# 3237 , Montana Beaded Moccasins by Agnes Kenmille New women’s beaded moccasins by Agnes Kenmille. These buckskin moccasins are beautifully beaded and have ankle Lot# 3244 , Nevada Paiute/Bannock fringe. Est. $140-300 HWAC# 56830 beaded ladies Moccasins A beautiful pair of unused moccasins beaded in blue, yellow, orange, brown bird style design on toe. Unworn. Contemporary Lot# 3238 , Nevada Beaded Boot Moccasins made. (9 1/2 in. X 4 in.) Est. $150-300 Beautiful white, red, green, yellow and black HWAC# 85970 floral rose motif and 4 silver conchos on side. Unusual green accents. Leather. Only missing a few beads. 13x9.5”. Large right sole has hole. Please inspect. Looks to be about woman’s size 7(?). Shoshone style. Appears to use commercially made Tandy leather on upper. Lot# 3245 , Nevada Paiute/Bannock Est. $240-500 HWAC# 87517 ladies Moccasins Beaded ladies moccasins in green cut beads, coral colored beaded flowers on toes. White buckskin uppers and rawhide soles Lot# 3239 , Nevada Beaded for dancing and pow-wows. All hand Moccasins (Women’s) Bannock? stitched. Light wear on soles. The Paiute Beautiful unused beaded Wigwam Restaurant in Fernley, NV was contemporary moccasins. Approx. size a long time gathering place for members of the Paiute Tribe hosted by is women’s size 7 (9 1/2 in.) , yellow, their friends Mary and Moe Royels and featured a Great Basin Native brown blue beading on top, white Americana museum which is presented in this auction. This is from buckskin. Bannock or Paiute origin. the historic Wigwam Collection. Attributed to ND. 10” Est. $200-400 Attributed to ND.From the Wigwam HWAC# 85971 Collection. Est. $100-150 HWAC# 85964 Lot# 3246 , Nevada Shoshone Purple Lot# 3240 , Nevada cLate 19th Century Beaded Moccasins (Women’s Size) Moccasin (sinew sewn) A single beaded Purple & white beading design on top moccasin of buckskin, cobalt blue, dirty white, & sides. All beads intact, nice condition, green beads,lazy stitch, worn but intact. Very never worn. Slightly discolored at top & old. 4.5” x 10.5”. Should be placed in shadow bottom, due to smoke tanning. Please box for protection. This is of Great Basin origin. inspect. 3.75” x 10”. Est. $300-600 From the Historic Wigwam collection from HWAC# 87518 Fernley, Nevada. Est. $150-300 HWAC# 87801 Lot# 3247 Bottineau, North Dakota Lot# 3241 , Nevada Paiute baby c1929 Crow and Sioux Baby Moccasins & Toy A pair of baby Moccasins (2 pair) Crow (or Northern moccasins in white buckskin & a toy Plains) Baby Moccasins pair are 2.5 in. x 4.5 in.; smaller pair 1.5” x 2.25” doll. The moccasins have red rose of Sioux origin. Lager pair is near beaded flowers at 6 in. X 3 in. wide completely beaded in soft pink, dirty contemporary made. Slight wear white, and greasy yellow beads, very on bottom. The toy is 9”L. x 2.75” w old. A few beads missing near the toes. nt native made. From the Historic Wigwam Collection of Nevada. Please inspect. The smaller pair are miniature with a bunch stitch on top. Possibly made for the tourist Est. $100-200 HWAC# 87534 trade. Est. $300-500 HWAC# 87802 158 March 2019

DAY 3 Saturday, March 9 Native Americana / Moccasins Lot# 3248 , Northern Plains Beaded Lot# 3254 Great Lakes, Great Lakes Moccasins Buckskin men’s beaded Moccasisns Childrens size, Great Lakes moccasins, gently used. Bead design of style, moose hide. White, blue, red pink, green, red & yellow. Fringed ankle beads, 4.75”. Heel damage on both Est. cuffs. Soft smoked buckskin, probably $80-100 HWAC# 90631 used during summer. 10.5” x 4.5”. Est. $100-150 HWAC# 56833 Lot# 3249 , Northern Plains cearly 20th Century Floral Beaded Moccasins Lot# 3255 North Plains, Complex Floral design in dark red, blue, green. Beaded Moccasins Possibly North Made of buckskin, has had some use. Plains but tagged Arapahoe, smoked Soft sole, probably made for summer buckskin. Complex and attractive bead use. Woman’s size. Eastern Great Lakes. pattern-orange, cobalt, yellow, black and more beads. Nice pair. Est. $500- Nice for display. 10” l. x approx. 5” w. Est. $60-120 HWAC# 56834 800 HWAC# 90623 Lot# 3250 , Oklahoma Cheyenne/ Lot# 3256 Northern Plains, Vintage Arapahoe Moccasins Hard sole Natve American Beaded Moccasins Cheyenne/Arapahoe moccasins with Two pairs of moccasins: one child’s white, cobalt, green, yellow and red pair, beaded--green, yellow, blue, red- beads, right heel split and torn near beautifully made, new. 6.25” long. The tongue. Est. $400-800 HWAC# 90620 other pair, probably women’s size, are beaded in white, red, blue and yellow, 8.5” long. This pair is used, but beading is intact. Est. $150-250 HWAC# 76618 Lot# 3257 Plains, Lot# 3251 , Oklahoma Sinew and Girls Plains Moccasins Smoked Beaded Moccasins Buckskin with brown buckskin Plains bead + pattern with beaded edge. Hard moccasins with soles typical of Southern Great Plains. yellow, blue, red, Made by Tony & Pat Willoughby? Picture pink and green of Tony included. Light wear. Men’s Size beads. Small size. 11.5”. Attributed to ND. From the Wigwam Collection. Est. $300-600 HWAC# 85979 Some heel beads mising on right. Est. $400-800 HWAC# 90621 Lot# 3252 , Wyoming Childrens East Shoshone Moccasins Buckskin with light and dark blue and white beads. 7” Est. Lot# 3258 , c1900 Arapahoe Beaded $100-200 HWAC# 90975 Moccasins Light and dark blue + (cross) pattern beads. One moccasin has missing beads and torn heel on a resole, other has torn toe area. Small size, 9”. Old construction, primitive sewing design. Attributed to ND. Donated to the Wigwam by Tony and Pat Willoughby. Est. $300-500 HWAC# 85969 Lot# 3253 Fort Hall, Shoshone Moccasins 1 piece folded in half buckskin construction in bannock style. 9.25” Est. Lot# 3259 , Bannock beaded Ladies $200-300 HWAC# 90639 Moccasins Bannock design eight pointed star in white, red, blue, brown beads. Built on buckskin and resoled in commercially tanned leather and again worn-out. Well worn, please inspect. 9” Est. $150-250 HWAC# 87476 Bid online at FHWAC.com or call 775-851-1859 159

DAY 3 Saturday, March 9 Native Americana / Moccasins Lot# 3260 , Bannock beaded Ladies Lot# 3266 , c1900 Moccasins Bannock design eight pointed Beautifully Northern star in white, red, blue, brown beads. Built Plains Beaded on buckskin and resoled in commercially Moccasins Multi tanned leather and again worn-out. Well color design with worn, please inspect. 9” Est. $150-250 predominantly white HWAC# 87800 background beads with red, green, orange, cobalt blue. Men’s size. 4.5” x 10.25”. Has some wear, please inspect. Circa 1900, Lakota Lot# 3261 , Bannock children’s Sioux origin. The Sioux tribe originally Moccasins Beautifully made and lightly lived as Woodland smoked buckskin children’s moccasins Indians along the with pink, green and white flowers upper Mississippi in beaded top, back and sides. Pink beads around ankle top. Unworn, 7”. May Minnesota, Iowa, and have been made for the Trading Post Wisconsin. The were market. Est. $100-200 HWAC# 87519 forced west by the French and their Chippewa allies. During the migration west to the Great Plains the tribe split into three divisions - Lot# 3262 , Bannock/ Idaho the Lakota, Dakota and Nakota. The names Lakota, Dakota, and Nakota Shoshone Beaded Moccasins all mean “Allies” or “Confederates.” Handle with care, beautiful old Buckskin leather uppers with a moccasins should be displayed. Est. $300-600 HWAC# 87512 commercial leather sole moccasins. Violet, white, yellow, orange and red Lot# 3267 , beads in triangular flame patterns Cheyenne c1900 throughout. Six colors used in all. A few Beaded Moccasins beads missing on the right moc, Soles Beautifully beaded in have light wear from actual usage . 9.5 blue, red, white and in. in overall length. This pair is completely covered in bead work in a yellow. Unworn. Est. lazy stitch design on the uppers. Est. $300-600 HWAC# 87524 $300-600 HWAC# Lot# 3263 , Bannock/Paiute girl sized 87516 Butterfly Beaded Moccasins A beautifully beaded purple, white and black butterfly design on white buckskin moccasins. Beaded around the ankle too. Light wear. 8 in. overall length. Est. $100-200 HWAC# 87514 Lot# 3268 , Great lakes Lot# 3264 , Beaded Moccasins Moccasins Smoked Orange and blue/purple beading buckskin with white border around upper edge and top. Unworn. beads. Green, cobalt and 10”. Ink pattern lines under tongue. red pattern. Light bottom Smoke buckskin. Made for sale by wear. Est. $200-500 Shoban or Shoshone in North Great HWAC# 90617 Basin. Est. $300-600 HWAC# 87510 Lot# 3265 , Beaded Moccasins on commercial leather These moccasins are fringed commercial deer hide with beading in orange yellow, blue, Lot# 3269 , 1995 Mini Hi-top and black. A nicely thought out bead Moccasins & Mini Drum Moccasins pattern. Beautiful condition looks to by Julie DeGarmo. Tiny buckskin boots be worn only once. 9 in. overall length. with green beads, beautifully crafted. Est. $300-600 HWAC# 87513 1.5” x 2.5”. Mini Paiute Pow Wow drum by Dorothy Nez with Pyramid Lake painting on 1 side. 3.25” wide. Very nice mini set. Est. $150-300 HWAC# 87811 160 March 2019

DAY 3 Saturday, March 9 Native Americana / Accessories Lot# 3270 , Lot# 3274 , Paiute/Bannock Mukluks By Don Buckskin Moccasins This is a beautiful Hummel for Yokon pair of men’s moccasins. No beading in Art Adventures a white buckskin tan color, unworn 10” and beaded by in overall length. Est. $300-600 HWAC# Sharon Kabana. 87520 Beading took 9 months. Moose hide and beaver. Lot# 3275 , Pyramid Lake Paiute The Wigwam Fancy Beaded Moccasins Fancy bead Restaurant in patterns surround, plus thick tassels Fernley, NV with large beads on white buckskin.. was a long time Women’s. Size 7(?) 9 in. overall length. gathering place Lightly worn condition. Est. $200-300 for members of HWAC# 85965 the Paiute Tribe hosted by their friends Mary and Moe Royels and Lot# 3276 , Pyramid Lake Paiute, featured a Great Bannock style Beaded moccasins This Basin Native is a beautifully pair of beaded moccasins Americana museum which is presented in this auction. This is from by Pyramid Lake Paiute Lena Wright the historic Wigwam Collection. Est. $600-1000 HWAC# 87553 (attributed to) in the Bannock style. Six colors total in the bead work. Buckskin leather, some wear, c. 1950’s. 11 in. in length. Est. $300-600 HWAC# 85926 Lot# 3277 , Seal Skin Muklucks Pacific Northwest origin. Pink and green beads, seal fur trim and bottoms. 5.25” Est. $100-200 HWAC# 90637 Lot# 3278 , Small Moccasins Lot# 3271 , c1924 Northern Plains Green Beaded Funeral Childrens moccasins, smoked buckskin Moccasins Fully beaded with green, red, white & blue colors. The with round bead pattern. 5.5”. Est. bottom of the moccasins are fully beaded, hence, one is to be buried in $60-100 HWAC# 90634 them, they will never be walked on where the spirit goes on a journey (funeral Mocs.) Men’s size, small. Red, white & blue flags on tongue, bottom & sides. Spectacular craftsmanship in applique technique. . 5” x 10.25”. Background is in Cheyenne green. Est. $1000-2000 HWAC# 87511 Lot# 3272 , Paiute Lot of 4 baby Moccasins, Pyramid Lake Adorable Lot# 3279 , Small Moccasins, 3 set of four pairs. Beaded in multi Pairs Childrens sized. Ankle laced pair. colors. Made by Ruth Johnson. This Brown buckskin commercially made. lot of four has two pair in a smoke Buckskin with pink, green and yellow tanned buckskin and 2 pair in the white beads. 4.75-6”. All non Native American buckskin; all approx. 4 in. in length. made. Est. $100-200 HWAC# 90629 Pyramid Lake Paiute origin. Attributed by ND. Est. $200-500 HWAC# 87522 Lot# 3280 , Idaho c1920 Nez Perce Lot# 3273 , c1999 Paiute Model Size Snow Beaded Coin Purse Blue base, with pink beaded flowers with yellow & Shoes by Burton Pete Exquisitely detailed green on border. Broken zipper, please Paiute scaled down snowshoes and poles, inspect. 4.25” x 4”. From the Wigwam made by Burton Pete. Waxed nylon and twig Collection. Est. $120-200 HWAC# 87842 construction. Shoes 16.5x5’, poles 13”. From the Wigwam Collection. Est. $300-500 HWAC# 85942 Bid online at FHWAC.com or call 775-851-1859 161

DAY 3 Saturday, March 9 Native Americana / Accessories Lot# 3281 , Montana Lot# 3287 , Beaded Handbag Nevada c1900 by Agnes Kenmille Nixon Paiute Beautiful new white Beaded Tie buckskin handbag By Katherine by Agnes Kenmille. Northrup. 3.25” x Beaded on both 11”. Beautiful light sides in metallic red, blue base with red, violet, green, white, pink & ruby color yellow and black. berry beads & Bag is lined with a green leaves. Cloth drawstring closure. backing, with Fringed sides and leather neckties. bottom. Est. $180-350 HWAC# 56832 From the Great Basin. Has slight Lot# 3282 Elko, Nevada Loom wear, please inspect. Attributed to ND. The Wigwam Restaurant in Fernley, NV was a long time gathering place for members of the Paiute Beaded Belt Beautiful belt from Tribe hosted by their friends Mary and Moe Royels and featured a Shoshone Tribe, eight pointed stars Great Basin Native Americana museum which is presented in this (17 of them). By Mary Hall. In excellent condition. 31.5” x 1.75”. Est. $200-300 auction. This is from the historic Wigwam Collection. Est. $200-300 HWAC# 87851 HWAC# 85968 Lot# 3288 , Nevada Paiute Beaded Draw String Tobacco Bag Modern beaded smoked buckskin tobacco bag. From the Mary & Moe’s Wigwam Collection of Fernley, Nevada. Description attributed to ND. Est. $100-200 Lot# 3283 Nixon, Nevada Paiute Full HWAC# 85954 Beaded Belt Colorful leather belt with blue, black, white and orange beading. Made by Ronda Cochamp. Front buckskin cover with beaded feathers. Bought from Daniel Toby. Est. $800- 1200 HWAC# 85977 Lot# 3289 , Nevada Paiute Lot# 3284 Walker River, Nevada c1960 Beaded Sash/Belt Beautifully beaded Paiute Beaded Belt Contemporary white, green, orange, design, Walker River, NV. Loomed bead yellow, and blue . Paiute girls belt, green, yellow, tan beads. Abalone end accents. Description attributed to ND. This is 2.5x48” Est. $100- from the historic Wigwam Collection. 200 HWAC# 87809 Est. $100-200 HWAC# 85939 Lot# 3285 Walker River, Nevada c1950-1960s Paiute Beaded Wrist Bands Contemporary women’s loomed beaded wrist beads. 10.5x1.75”. Lot# 3290 , Beaded Bag (Paiute) Buckskin Description attributed to ND. This is beaded bag with white buffalo made of beads. from the historic Wigwam Collection. Lined in red felt & white brain tan leather. This Est. $120-200 HWAC# 85947 bag is in beautiful condition, bright colored beads. Should be put on display. Superior workmanship. The birth of a sacred white buffalo is a sign of hope and an indication of good times to come. For many American Indians, the birth of a white buffalo calf is the most significant of Lot# 3286 , Nevada c1970’s - 1980’s Beaded Coin Purse Paiute prophetic signs, equivalent to many Christian signs such as weeping statues. (From The Contemporary This small coin purse American Indian College Fund) 9.25” x 11”. Est. is in the shape of a moccasin. Gorgeous bead work on top and bottom of sole. $150-250 HWAC# 87668 This is made by the Shoban Tribe. Lot# 3291 , Beaded Beaver Skin (Shosone/Bannock). Outstanding bead Coin Purse Small beaded bag with 3 work. This was made to show off their bead designs and bead border on flap. skill. Buckskin. 4.5” x 3”. From the Moe & Mary’s Wigwam Collection of Fernley, Nevada. Attributed to ND. Est. 5” x 4.5”. Est. $120-200 HWAC# 87817 $100-200 HWAC# 85937 162 March 2019

DAY 3 Saturday, March 9 Native Americana / Accessories Lot# 3292 , Beaded Purse (Native Lot# 3299 , c1920-1930’s Paiute Beaded American) Has fringe & eagle design on Neck Tie Loomed beaded boys neck tie. Made front. Beads are brown, white, different with fairly old greasy yellow beads from the shades of blue & orange. Both Bald and 1800’s. Made for Lola Sweets Husband. 10.5”, Golden Eagles (and their feathers) are unusual item. Description attributed to ND. highly revered and considered sacred This is from the historic Wigwam Collection. within American Indian traditions, Est. $100-200 HWAC# 85936 culture and religion. They are honored with great care and shown the deepest respect. They represent honesty, truth, majesty, strength, courage, wisdom, power and freedom. Purse is 7.5” x 8.5”, fringe is 9”. Est. $300-600 HWAC# 87872 Lot# 3293 , Beaded Tie and Neck Band red white & black 14.25” w x 13” L. From the Wigwam Collection. Est. $200-400 HWAC# 85928 Lot# 3294 , c20th Century Deer Skin Bag (Paiute) With braided leather, designs at bottom of bag in leather (burnt orange color), has had some Lot# 3300 , Plains Apache Beaded Tobacco Bag Yellow ocre tinted use. Please inspect. Probably from buckskin. Many multicolored beads in repeating pattern with just a early 1900’s. Ties onto the knee, then few missing beads on top. Small hole sunder drawstring. 13x7.5” plus attaches to the shoulder for stability. 10” tassels Est. $300-700 HWAC# 90638 Approx. 42”L. x 11.5” w. Est. $400-700 HWAC# 88546 Lot# 3295 , Mid-20th Century Native Lot# 3301 , Small Native American American (Navajo) Sash/Belt 94” Purse Stitched leather with red and length, x 3.5” wide. Bright color Sash/ green leather embossed. Has leather pull Belt made by Navajo Native American. strings to open & close. Might possibly Tightly woven, beautiful condition. Ben- be an old coin purse. 1.5x2” Est. $50-80 Tchavtchavadze collection of Ontario, HWAC# 90301 Canada. Est. $150-200 HWAC# 84413 Lot# 3296 , Native American Beaded Arm Bands A pair of American Indian arm bands. Both measure 12”x 3” and a sewn on a buckskin base. Matching set. Est. $300-500 HWAC# 56622 Lot# 3297 , c1915 Old Lakota Beaded Coin Purse Very old beaded purse. Red, white & blue beading. Leather lined, brass clasp & chain. 3.5x3.5”. Beaded with lazy stitch technique. Lakota Plains origin. Very nice to display in collection. Description attributed to ND. From the Wigwam Collection. Est. $200-400 HWAC# 87806 Lot# 3298 , Paiute Beaded Belt Lot# 3302 , Spectacular Beaded Native American Handbag White, turquoise, black and red beaded Vibrant colors that really pop. Fully beaded with a Bald Eagle pattern belt. Buckskin ends. 42.5” plus ties. This on 1 side, concentric colorful bands with center star on the other side. is from the historic Wigwam Collection. Diagonal stripe on bottom. Buckskin strap and zipper tab. 2 buckskin Est. $100-200 HWAC# 85940 interior flaps for storage. Sure to make a great impression! Est. $600- 1200 HWAC# 87843 Bid online at FHWAC.com or call 775-851-1859 163

DAY 3 Saturday, March 9 Native Americana / accessories Lot# 3303 , three beaded items Est. Lot# 3309 , Arizona Navajo Silver Pendent $300-400 HWAC# 87708 Necklace (Vintage) Beautiful Navajo made silver pendant necklace, measures 2 ¾” tall x 1 ¾” across. This necklace has one piece of turquoise and one piece of coral set above a floral design. It is marked on the reverse side with IHMJ (Indian Handmade Jewelry). Lot# 3304 , c1920’s Yosemite Beaded This marking was registered to the Ortega’s Purse Yosemite Beaded Purse by Lucy Indian Shops. The SG initials would belong Tillas, 7” x 10”. From the Wigwam to a bench-smith in their employment. Collection. Est. $200-400 HWAC# 85955 Est. $200-500 HWAC# 90691 Lot# 3310 , Arizona Navajo Squash Blossom Necklace Vintage Navajo Squash Blossom necklace. Sterling silver and turquoise. This is a basic design but very nicely put together with a solid entry level piece for the beginning collector acquiring their first Squash Blossom necklace or for the collector that simply prefers this particular style. The turquoise Lot# 3305 Unknown, Arizona 1960’s appears to be that of the Bisbee Mine in Arizona. Or earlier Navajo Turquoise Ring Beautiful example of Navajo turquoise Est. $60-850 HWAC# 90663 inlay , mans ring. Sterling, and probably 7/12 to 8 in size. Nice example with three pieces in the central bad area, Lot# 3311 , Arizona Navajo and a roped border on the outside Turquoise Squash Blossom edges. The Navajo people are very Necklace Vintage Navajo superstitious, and they believe that “3” Turquoise Squash blossom. This is a lucky number, that’s why there are 3 pieces of turquoise, in this Navajo Squash Blossom contains ring.So, who ever has the ring has good luck, while it’s on his finger ( No, I am not kidding!) ( RH ). Est. $60-120 HWAC# 89553 12 turquoise nuggets on the necklace portion and another Lot# 3306 , Arizona Navajo Bolo Tie by J.M. Begay 8 nuggets that comprise the naja including the one piece This is a great vintage Navajo made Turquoise suspended in the center. The and Coral Bolo by J.M. Begay from the Lukachukai turquoise strongly resembles Region of Arizona. The bolo has a spread winged what was being produced by eagle in the center surrounded by sleeping beauty the small Ajax Mine in the area turquoise and coral. Extending from the cone tips of south central Nevada south are two matching 1 ½ “ pieces, also of turquoise and of Reno. The turquoise has been coral. This is a signed piece. If you are a collector of described as blue with blotches fine vintage bolos do not let this one pass you buy. of a greenish cast, and again Est. $350-850 HWAC# 90690 as dark green with light blue blotches. The higher grades Lot# 3307 , Arizona Navajo Crazy of this particular turquoise which is highly desirable will Horse Silver Bracelet Attractive exhibit the full range and sterling silver Navajo made bracelet. combinations of all these colors as this piece clearly demonstrates,it This is a signed piece marked L. James, is thought that at this time the mine is no longer in production. for Leonard James a silversmith who Est. $800-1800 HWAC# 90661 worked for State Line Indian Jewelry and the Atkinson Trading Co. The Lot# 3312 , Arizona Crazy Horse Stone is a combination of Silver Bolo (signed magnesite and red hematite originating piece with Hallmark around the Globe Copper Mine in the Gila Wilderness area in southern “Bear”) Hopi Silver Arizona. Est. $300-600 HWAC# 90692 Sterling Bolo. A signed Lot# 3308 , Arizona Navajo Silver piece with Hallmark Pendant Necklace (Vintage) “Bear”. Shungopavi Pueblo, Second Mesa, Beautiful Navajo made silver pendant Arizona. These signed necklace, measures 2 ¾” tall and pieces are highly prized 1 ¾” across. It has one piece of and sought after by turquoise and one piece of coral set major collectors across above a floral design. Marked on the country, collections the reverse side with IHMJ (Indian of Lawrence Saufkie Handmade Jewelry) this marking reside in the Peabody was registered to the Ortega’s Indian Museum, Harvard University, Cambridge, MA, Heard Museum, and Shops, the SG initials would belong to the Museum of Northern Arizona at Flagstaff. He started in jewelry a benchsmith in their employment. making at the age of 12 and was selling his work at the Inter-tribal Est. $200-500 HWAC# 90694 Indian Ceremonials in Gallup by 1949 at the age of 14. This bolo is 2 ½” in diameter with heavy 2 ½” silver tips on the bolo tie. Est. $800-1600 HWAC# 90689 164 March 2019

DAY 3 Saturday, March 9 Native Americana / Jewelry & Trade Beads Lot# 3313 , Arizona Zuni Silver Rings Lot# 3317 , Nevada Cuff (2) Zuni dancer with Zuni JL on rear, of Silver, Turquoise & 2.25x1.5”, Sterling quail 2” Est. $100- Coral Silver Eagle Cuff 150 HWAC# 89173 with Turquoise and Coral. Beautiful silver eagle cuff set with 2 turquoise nuggets & one piece of coral. This is by an artisan out of the Reno, Nevada area who Lot# 3314 , Arizona/New Mexico signs his pieces FB. The Vintage Navajo Turquoise Watch cuff band is about 1 ½” in width with an opening of Bracelet Turquoise Petit Point watch an 1 ½” at the cuff. It has bracelet. Navajo made, no signature. an approx. 3” interior spread. Est. $400-800 HWAC# 90687 5-7/8” inside measurement. Old silver and turquoise in very good condition. Est. $250-500 HWAC# 40612 Lot# 3318 , Nevada Trade Bead Necklaces (7) Brown and ivory trade bead necklaces ranging from approx. 9”to 16” in length. Nice gifts for your children or grandchildren that are Lot# 3315 Ciraco Lake, interested in Native Americana. From Nevada Turquoise Moe & Mary’s Wigwam Collection of Necklace Gorgeous Fernley, Nevada. Est. $400-600 HWAC# squash blossom, turquoise 87669 & silver necklace. Stamped “Sterling” on back of necklace & has a snail Lot# 3319 , Nevada Trade Beads stamp on back. 31” length, (3 necklaces & 1 ankle bracelet) 1 elongated, teardrop stones necklace has a coin as medallion, reads surrounded by an inner “United States of America/ on reverse rope pattern & beaded stamped 1834”. Has red & white trade pattern on the outside beads; Necklace with blue red & white parameter. The larger trade beads, 14” L; Ankle bracelet is stones are 1.5” w. x 1.75” white & green trade beads & this is unusual due to the beads strung l. There are a total of 15 on copper wire; Necklace with yellow, red & blue beads with silver stones. This is from the double cross as medallion. Approx 18” L. From the Wigwam Collection Ciraco Lake, Turquoise of Fernley, Nv. Est. $200-300 HWAC# 87679 Mine. Nevada, south of Battle Mountain. Est. Lot# 3320 , Nevada Trade Beads $1500-2000 HWAC# 90699 (Paiute) Beautiful grouping of bracelets (4 red) large strand seed beads, double strand necklace, (Paiute), and a very long strand of very small beads of pink, black, white & blue. From the Wigwam Collection of Fernley, Nevada. Est. Lot# 3316 , Nevada Beads, $100-150 HWAC# 87700 Bone & Stone Collection Lot# 3321 , Nevada Trade Beads Necklaces Framed in oak (20 in. x 16.in.) (2) Gorgeous Necklaces of multi color & shapes, approx. 75 shells, bone, multi i.e., barrel, hexagon, cube, capsule & many more. colored beads, & stones. This is Beautiful pair. From the Wigwam Collection of a collection of delicate shells & Fernley, Nevada. Est. $100-150 HWAC# 87675 beads for ritual and “doctoring” not to be over-looked! Some of the beads are so small it is difficult to see them with the naked eye. All are Great Basin finds. White Mission beads are the white large beads traded from Southern California, followed by the “black Lot# 3322 Winnemucca Lake, Bolo Stone heart” beads for doctoring and praying for the ill, traded from Bolo stones are about the size and shape of a California. There are several sizes of blue glass trade beads as small chicken egg, giving them the common name size 20 from the Northwest Umatilla tribes. These glass beads may “Egg Stone.”The Bolo name suggests their have been made in Italy and traded through the great plains to the use as a weight used at either end of a thong, Columbia River basin (per ND). Abalone shell beads are here, again thrown to snare birds. White stone, 1.5x2”. for doctoring the ill and dying. The snail shells are either Pyramid This is from the historic Wigwam Collection. Lake, WInnemucca Lake or Lake Lahonton. This collection will have Est. $100-200 HWAC# 98011 great significance to Native Americans of the Great Basin today, From the Wigwam collection. See the photo for greater details. Est. $300-500 HWAC# 87778 Bid online at FHWAC.com or call 775-851-1859 165

DAY 3 Saturday, March 9 Native Americana / Jewelry & Trade Beads Lot# 3323 , Vintage Navajo Lot# 3328 , James Squash Blossom Necklace This McCabe Mercury Head attractive Vintage Navajo Squash Dime Necklace Set Blossom has 63 graduated Sterling This is a great piece by Silver beads that comprise the James McCabe Navajo necklace portion and attached is silversmith who is best a naja that has the mountings that known for his creations would indicate that it may have with silver coins. This been a pin/pendant at some point. necklace has 68 domed Est. $800-1500 HWAC# 90669 mercury head dimes with turquoise bead spacers in between with an 1882 silver dollar as its center piece and a matching pair of earrings. Est. $600-1700 HWAC# 90693 Lot# 3329 , Large Navajo Ring Sterling silver with three turquoise nuggets. Hallmarked “WT”. Est. $150- Lot# 3324 , Bag of Native 250 HWAC# 88218 AmericanTrade Beads Approx 500 trade beads from tiny to .25”. Gray, red, blue, white etc Est. $300-500 HWAC# 87623 Lot# 3325 , Beaded Neckwear (2) Lot# 3330 , Large Trading Beads Single row 17” with buckskin ends. Not Native American Large Blue, and Double row circular with lady image Red Brick Est. $200-300 HWAC# 87678 with bottom tassels. 20”. Some missing tassels and damage, otherwise nicely made. Est. $200-300 HWAC# 87850 Lot# 3331 , Native American Carvings Hand carved stone pipe with Lot# 3326 , Drilled Beads and Shells frog on the end, 8” long, 3” high carved in some form of greenstone, very 8 drilled shells and approx 75 drilled beads, some colored Est. $100-300 handsome. Two neckalces, one with HWAC# 90271 greenstone beads and small shell (20”) and the other with red coral (15”). Est. $200-400 HWAC# 83204 Lot# 3327 , Fetish Necklace by Tony Lualla Tony Lualla signed, 5 strand fetish Lot# 3332 , c1960’s Navajo necklace. Tony Lualla a Navajo Coral Squash Blossom Necklace fetish carver from Mentmore, Vintage Navajo Coral Squash New Mexico. Her given name Blossom. This gorgeous vintage was Mary Ann Tully, however Navajo Squash Blossom has Frank Turpin named her Tony highly sought after Blood Red Lualla for merchandising Coral set in the Shadow Box Style. efforts. This beautiful 5 strand The coral pieces range from ¼” necklace looks to have about to ½” in size with 17 pieces total. 105 assorted hand carved This necklace is from the 1960’s. fetishes done in turquoise, Est. $1000-2000 HWAC# 90664 coral, mother of pearl and more. This piece is signed on one of the sterling silver cones at the top of the necklace. The necklace originally sold at a trading post business in Sacramento in 1977 for $1,800. Exceptional piece. Est. $900-2000 HWAC# 90670 166 March 2019

DAY 3 Saturday, March 9 Native Americana / Jewelry & Trade Beads Lot# 3333 , Navajo Matching Bolo & Lot# 3338 , Navajo Squash Blossom Necklace Belt buckle Made by Augustine Largo This necklace is all sterling silver with 18 this beautiful sterling silver matching turquoise nuggets each surrounded with a bolo and belt buckle set features chain linked motif, turquoise resembles the look turquoise, coral and bear claws. Buckle of the stones produced from the Montezuma fits up to a 2 inch belt. Est. $400-700 Mine in Mineral County south of Mina Nevada. HWAC# 88207 Est. $800-1400 HWAC# 90671 Lot# 3334 , Navajo Necklace and Bolo Tie Navajo claw pendant and shell necklace. Sterling with coral and turquoise. Hallmarked “R.B.” Sterling and turquoise bolo tie, unknown artist. Lot# 3339 , Navajo Turquoise Boxbow Est. $120-240 HWAC# 88216 Style Squash Blossom Necklace Boxbow Style Turquoise Squash blossom. This is a smaller and beautiful Lot# 3335 , Navajo Necklace light weight necklace in design. Navajo Boxbow. The turquoise appears to be with Matching Earrings Vintage that of the Kingman Mine in Arizona. Navajo Squash Blossom set. Sterling Delicate piece. Would be perfect as a Silver with chip inlaid turquoise gift for a young woman beginning her and coral pieces accompanied by collection of Native American Jewelry. matching earrings. This Squash Blossom would seem to be symbolic Est. $400-1000 HWAC# 90672 of the Native American Church with the inclusion of the Aquatic Spirit Bird represented by the Scissor Tail whose role was to carry worshipers’ blessings to the Great Spirit. This piece is adorned with 10 of such birds in the necklace portion, 2 on either side of the naja and on both earrings. Elegant set. Est. $1500-2500 HWAC# 90673 Lot# 3336 , Navajo Squash Blossom Necklace Vintage Navajo Squash Blossom Necklace. This is a beautiful Navajo turquoise Squash Blossom necklace. The stones in this piece range from Lot# 3340 , Navajo Turquoise ¼” to just under ¾”. They are surrounded by Squash Blossom Necklace Vintage heavy sterling silver in a braided rope motif. The Necklace. This is an outstanding silver has aged well as indicated by the presence vintage Navajo Squash Blossom of a beautiful patina. The stones display the necklace with beautiful nuggets from characteristics of the turquoise that was once the #8 Mine of Eureka county, north produced by the Carlin Mine in Elko County, of Carlin, Nevada. The first mining Nevada, which was blue-green in color with a hard of the turquoise was believed to black chert matrix. There are 12 nuggets in the be around 1929 and at present is necklace portion and 6 on the naja which includes believed to be exhausted. This squash the one suspended in the center and all rise well above the silver settings. blossom exhibits the spider web type Est. $1200-2500 HWAC# 90665 of turquoise with a brown matrix that the mine was known to produce. All 16 pieces of turquoise are surrounded by a Lot# 3337 , c1980’s Navajo Squash Blossom sterling silver rope motif with a unique Necklace Beautiful Navajo Turquoise Squash naja design suspended from a larger Blossom necklace. The necklace portion has 16 pendent with a hanging center stone. light blue nuggets mostly containing a reddish Est. $1200-2800 HWAC# 90667 brown matrix while the naja at the base of the necklace has an additional 11 nuggets plus a hanging center nugget. This piece looks to be more contemporary, possibly from the 1980’s. Est. $800-1200 HWAC# 90668 Bid online at FHWAC.com or call 775-851-1859 167

DAY 3 Saturday, March 9 Native Americana / Jewelry & Trade Beads Lot# 3341 , Navajo Turquoise Squash Blossom Necklace Navajo Turquoise Squash blossom necklace. Very beautiful piece with a unique silver fan design and a rope motif surrounding the stones. The turquoise very strongly resembles that of the Blue Gem Mine near Battle Mountain in Nevada. The start up of the mine looks to have been around 1934 and to date may still be producing. Est. $900-1500 HWAC# 90666 Lot# 3345 , Plains Indian Hair Drop This is an American Indian hair Lot# 3342 , Navajo drop that measures about 8’ in length. It is adorned with German silver Watch Cuff Bracelet conchos, porcupine quill accents, leather and horsehair extension. This appears to be from the early 20th century and is in immaculate Turquoise accented condition. Est. $1150-2000 HWAC# 56644 sterling silver watch cuff bracelet, 3 x 2 inches. Est. $200-400 HWAC# Lot# 3346 , Red/White Trade 88206 Bead Necklace 2 tone red trade bead necklace. 32’ long Est. $100-200 HWAC# 90632 Lot# 3347 , 1988 Shadow Box Mini Baby Basket & Photograph Shadow Lot# 3343 , Navajo Watch box of a small baby basket approx 6x3” Cuff Bracelet Hallmarked Ed with a photo of maker Marie Keysler, Kee, Navajo, sterling with four Washo, July 1988 on brass plaque. turquoise stones. Est. $200- Marie is holding 2 mini baby basket 400 HWAC# 88217 s. Box 11x14x4” Est. $300-500 HWAC# 87664 Lot# 3348 , South American Stone Beads This is a collection of 17 hand carved stone beads from South America. Beads measure between 1/2” to 1”.They are a beautiful combination Lot# 3344 , Pendant of earth tones, ready to string, or just to display. In very nice condition. Est. and Necklaces This $50-90 HWAC# 56661 is a selection from the historic Wigwam Lot# 3349 , Trade Beads Ivory & collection of Fernley, brown Est. $200-300 HWAC# 87262 Nevada in a 16 in. X 20 in. walnut frame. This Lot# 3350 , Trade Beads smaller collection is an oddity beads, multicolors Est. $200-300 because the materials HWAC# 87671 presented are a grouping based on the quantities of bone and beads found but the original organic materials used is long Lot# 3351 , Trade Beads larger, blue gone and replaced by green and ivory Est. $200-400 HWAC# modern tanned leather. The grouping now represents two bracelets 87674 and three necklaces. The bracelets are of a bead material while the necklaces are of hollow bones. The center piece is a symmetrical pendant of unknown origin. It is not known if this pendant is of musculus material or man-made? The bones are all hollow which could be the wings of a large bird. One necklace is thought to be of bird bone, claws and vertebrae. Please see the photo for details and hopefully this collection brings a scientific meaning to its owner. Est. $300-500 HWAC# 87759 168 March 2019

DAY 3 Saturday, March 9 Native Americana / Jewelry & Trade Beads Lot# 3352 , Trade Beads ivory brown Lot# 3358 , Vintage and blue Est. $150-250 HWAC# 87673 Cowrie Shell Necklace and Bag of Shells Cowrie Shell Necklace with a flower shaped pendant. Also included: bag of approximately 100 cowrie shells. Est. $60-160 HWAC# Lot# 3353 , Trade Beads/Shells 58860 beads Est. $300-500 HWAC# 87676 Lot# 3359 , Vintage Horse Tooth Necklace Dramatic horse tooth tribal Lot# 3354 , Turquoise and Sterling Silver necklace, 23 horse teeth in a woven Necklace Bear paw (2 inches by 1 inch) with cord. 6 of the teeth are partially turqouise necklace with 24 inch sterling broken. 24” in length (cord end to end silver chain. Est. $100-200 HWAC# 88872 ). Most teeth are about 1.75” x .5”. Est. $150-250 HWAC# 58858 Lot# 3355 , Turquoise Bolo Tie Slide Hallmarked “Gum 1440”, with a C-31 patented locking slide. 2 1/2 x 3 inches. Appears silver, but no sterling marking. Est. $200-300 HWAC# 88219 Lot# 3356 , Turquoise Lot# 3360 , Zuni “Sunface” Squash Blossom Necklace Bolo Tie Hallmarked Delger Vintage Navajo Turquoise Cellicion, a beautiful steling Squash Blossom. This is a silver bolo with inlay of great vintage Navajo Squash onyx, mother of pearl, coral Blossom in somewhat of a and turquoise. Est. $100- cluster design style with all or 200 HWAC# 88210 at least most of the 68 pieces of turquoise being of the Sleeping Beauty Mine. 15” Length. Est. $1200-2800 HWAC# 90662 Lot# 3361 , Zuni Rattlesnake Belt Buckle Sterling silver with coral and turquoise. Hallmarked Wayne C. (for Wayne Choma.”) 3 x 1 3/4 inches. Est. $150-200 HWAC# 88211 Lot# 3357 , Two Native Bolo Ties 1) Articulated Navajo “Waterbird” bolo tie with matching ring. Sterling with turquoise and coral chip inlay. Hallmarked “SDU” for William Singer. 2) Zuni “Sun Face: bolo, circa 1970s, turquoise, mother of pearl, onyx and coral inlays. Est. $120-240 HWAC# 88220 Bid online at FHWAC.com or call 775-851-1859 169

DAY 3 Saturday, March 9 Native Americana / Artifacts Lot# 3362 , California California Bear Lot# 3368 , Michigan c1000 to 2000 Knife Sheath Beaded Sheath with a years ago Points & Stones 4 pieces in bear made of beads, colors of brown, this lot from Michigan. Largest point is burnt orange, cream color. Buckskin on 6.25” in length x. 1.75”. The other rocks back of sheath. 3.25” x 9.5”. Has slight have holes & indentations, unknown discoloration where buckskin has been purpose. The other arrowhead is 3.5” worn on belt. Please inspect. From the Length x 2.25”. Est. $300-500 HWAC# Wigwam Collection. Est. $200-400 HWAC# 87846 90274 Lot# 3363 , Georgia Lot# 3369 Carson City, Nevada Obsidian c500 - 2000 years ago Points and Scrapers - Stewart Indian Arrowheads & Points School This lot contains just over three 22 scrapers, points pounds of points and scrapers sold off & arrowheads. This by the Stewart Indian School in Carson collection is made of City, Nevada, decades ago. Most are chert, flint, & quartz. obsidian, but some lighter-colored There is 1 small material includes jasper, chert, and arrowhead that is clean basalt. Many show weather exposure on quartz. It is so clean it one side indicating they were collected shows like glass. Maybe after long exposure to the elements. this was traded from One can interpret that some pieces were Georgia? Ryker mount abandoned midway through the process, 12” x 16”. Attibuted to ND. Est. $200-300 HWAC# 90644 perhaps because the maker was unsatisfied with the results. There are items ranging from bird-point size up to hand-size scrapers. Included is a Santa Fe cigar box that once held them all (lid is detached but Lot# 3364 , Georgia Fancy Projectile included). Est. $100-300 HWAC# 88600 Points from the Chattahoochee Lot# 3370 Fernley, Nevada Obsidian Region This group of approximately & Stone Points, Winnemucca Lake 25 points were hand selected by Assortment of 24 points & 1 shell. Mrs. Bradley for mounting. They Shadow box consists of chert, obsidian, include larger projectile points & sea shell. Framed is 20”x 16.25”. up to 3 1/2 inches, two drills and From the Historic Moe Mary’s Wigwam other uniquely shaped points. This Collection of Fernley,Nevada. Est. is a very nice group, probably much $300-500 HWAC# 87771 older in origin than some of the obsidian points. From the Chattahoochee River near Roswell Georgia Est. $100-300 HWAC# 51064 Lot# 3371 Gardnerville, Nevada 5 Lot# 3365 , Georgia Points from Points from Gardnerville, NV 5 points collected decades ago in Gardnerville, Georgia Archaic Period 3 points NV on the Pinenut Range. Most 2-2.25” found in Georgia and believed interesting one is grayish green and to be 5000-6000 years old, from the Archaic period. Est. $200-300 HWAC# shaped like a short chubby man. One 90257 has broken tab Est. $100-150 HWAC# 90253 Lot# 3366 , Georgia Stone Artifacts Lot# 3372 Mineral County, Nevada from Chatahoochee Region Collection Framed Points & Arrowheads & Small Scrapers Framed approx. 27.25” of stone items from the Bradley x 23.25”. Around 45 arrowheads, Junior collection of Roswell Georgia. bird points, & small scrapers. Made Approximately three dozen stone of obsidian, chert, one is of petrified pieces collected as Native American wood (?). Long before explorers or artifacts, but do not show clear Native settlers ever set eyes upon the vast American use to this observer. Please Great Basin desert the Northern inspect. This group varies in size Paiute people were living, hunting, from small cobbles that are spherical to ellipsoid, to others that are and gathering food throughout the elongated and flat or ellipsoidal and flat. They vary in size from an inch in diameter to 8 inches long and 2 inches wide. Est. $100-200 western interior region. The Northern Paiute people lived in a HWAC# 50866 peaceful, beautiful land. If something was used or taken from Mother Earth, another thing was left in return with a prayer of thanks. This Lot# 3367 Snake River Area, Idaho collection of arrowheads & points were found in the Chinese Camp Scrapers, Awls, Blades, Set 4 Scrapers, Vicinity of Mineral Co. Nevada, used by the Northern Paiute. From awls, blades, set 4, includes: jasper, the Historic Mary & Moe’s Wigwam Collection of Fernley, Nevada. silicified rhyolite, obsidian, moss agate, Est. $400-700 HWAC# 87632 chalcedony, rose agate, chert, etc. Over 60 pieces. Nicely arranged display. Est. Lot# 3373 Nixon, Nevada $200-400 HWAC# 52767 Stone Axe Head Paiute stone axe head from Nixon, NV. 6x4”. This is from the historic Wigwam Collection. Est. $100-200 HWAC# 98802 170 March 2019

DAY 3 Saturday, March 9 Native Americana / Artifacts Lot# 3374 Lot# 3380 Pyramid Lake, Nevada Paiute, Great Sinkers from Pyramid Lake (3) 3 Basin, Nevada granite fishing sinkers from Pyramid Beaded Cuffs Lake, NV. 2.75-5.5” Est. $200-400 HWAC# 98047 (1 pair) Fancy beaded cuffs Lot# 3381 Pyramid (2), these have Lake, Nevada Unusual 3 snap closures, Grinding Stone Flat buckskin with soft grinding stone. Unusual interfacing tribal shape with a handle design on interior. end. Small brass plaque Beautiful beads of reads “Found in 1979 primarily yellow, by Ken Parsons”. 16x12. blue & orange. This is from the historic Attributed to ND. Wigwam Collection. The Wigwam Est. $200-400 HWAC# Restaurant in 98013 Fernley, Nevada, was a long-time Lot# 3382 Stillwater Area, Nevada gathering place Matate From Stillwater, NV Dark for members of the Paiute Tribe hosted by their friends, Mary and Moe grey granite food grinding matate from Royels, and featured a Great Basin Native Americana museum which is Stillwater, NV area. 24x5” Est. $200- presented in this auction. This is from the historic Wigwam Collection. 400 HWAC# 89160 10.5” l. x 5.25” w. Est. $400-800 HWAC# 85951 Lot# 3383 Stillwater Area, Nevada Lot# 3375 Pyramid Lake, Nevada 2 Pestles and Sharpening Stone (3) 2 Pyramid Lake Stone Sinkers 2 notched stone pestles 8” each, grey sharpening sandstone fishing sinkers from Pyramid or shaping porous rock with groove 6” Lake. 3.75x3.5” and 6.5x6”. This is Est. $200-400 HWAC# 89156 from the historic Wigwam Collection. Est. $100-200 HWAC# 98012 Lot# 3384 Washoe, Nevada Small Paiute Beaded Bottle by Audrey Frailinger Gorgeous Lot# 3376 Pyramid Lake, Nevada 2 contemporary small beaded bottle. Not a bead amiss! 3.5” purple, turquoise, white, lavender Pyramid Lake, NV Ball Sinkers 2 beads. Paper scroll inside bottle. Est. $100-200 stone sinkers from Pyramid Lake, HWAC# 87838 NV. 7x2.5” and 10.5x4.5”. This is from the historic Wigwam Collection. Est. $150-250 HWAC# 98015 Lot# 3377 Pyramid lake, Nevada c8000 BC Cui-ui Fish (2) and 4 Lot# 3385 Winnemucca Lake, Small Scrapers Cui-ui are sucker fish Nevada Marble Net Weight native only to Pyramid Lake, NV and Shallow oval stone net weight were once endangered. The cui-ui is a with longitudinal impression. large sucker fish endemic to Pyramid 7.5x4.75”. This is from the Lake and, prior to its desiccation in historic Wigwam Collection. the 20th century, Winnemucca Lake Est. $150-250 HWAC# 98017 in northwestern Nevada. It feeds primarily on zooplankton and possibly on nanoplankton. (Wikipedia) There are 2 presented in this Ryker mount. There are also 4 scrapers (1 is a hasket dating from approx. 8000 BC. These scrapers are made from obsidian. There are also pieces of grass in this mount. Est. $200-400 HWAC# 90269 Lot# 3378 Pyramid Lake, Nevada Pyramid Lake Sinkers Four hand carved sinkers for net fishing found Lot# 3386 Winnemucca Lake, Nevada at Pyramid Lake, 1965 by Mo. 3-4”. Wigwam Collection. Est. $120-200 Winnemucca Lake, NV Stone Hand HWAC# 85953 Tools (4) 4 stone hand shaped 3.75- 6.75” tool heads. Est. $120-200 HWAC# 98006 Lot# 3379 Pyramid Lake, Nevada Pyramid Lake, NV Stone Sinkers (7) Pyramid Lake stone sinkers, approx 4” Est. $200-300 HWAC# 98004 Bid online at FHWAC.com or call 775-851-1859 171

DAY 3 Saturday, March 9 Native Americana / Artifacts Lot# 3387 , Nevada Agate Scraper with projectile points of Obsidian This specimen mount box 12 in. X 16 in. contains 22 pieces of projectile points, a scraper, and a drill. The bird points are a smoky obsidian circling a singular sea shell and the rest of the display contains a scraper of yellow chert a beautiful agate scraper. The Lot# 3393 , Nevada c1900’s Canoes (5 Decorative) Set of 5 periods of points are from the handmade birch bark canoes of different sizes with 4 paddles. Sizes Desert series and Martis series 0-3500 yrs. ago. See photos for greater detail. Est. $200-300 HWAC# 90646 ranging from 22.5” L; 17.25”L; 14.5”L ; 7.5”L; 12” L. The paddles have decorative paint, (possibly vegetable dye) with willow stitching. This is a beautiful decorative grouping for canoe enthusiasts. Est. $400- 600 HWAC# 87532 Lot# 3388 , Nevada c5000 years ago Arrowheads & Points 42 bird points, Lot# 3394 , Nevada c3000 BC Chert arrowheads, & small scrapers, mostly & Obsidian, Carnelian Points & obsidian, some chert. There are Martis Scrapers Approx. 37 pieces in this Series, Humboldt concave Base A, & 1 display. Contains scrapers from the white bird point in this presentation Martis Series, points from the Elko that appears to be from the Martis Series; some are Northern Side Series. Northern Washoe County. Est. Notched; 1 very small white (quartz) $200-400 HWAC# 90657 point is from the Steamboat period. approx. 1000 years BC. Found in Lot# 3389 , Nevada c1000 - 10,000 Northern Washoe County, Nevada. Est. BP Arrowheads and Stone Points $200-400 HWAC# 90287 13 Points in this shadow box includes obsidian & chert. 1 of the obvious Lot# 3395 , Nevada cBC Clear Quartz points that is beautifully cut is from the Doctoring Tool, Points, Drills & Great Basin Large Stem, approximately Scrapers Approx. 50 pieces in this 9000 years before present time. It is lot, mainly obsidian, chert, 1 bone, & 2.5” x 1.5”. Framed in oak, 20” x 16”. most importantly is a clear quartz that Est. $300-500 HWAC# 87713 is called singing quartz rock that was made for doctoring. The clear quartz Lot# 3390 , Nevada c1000 BC was revered by the Native Americans at Arrowheads, Knife, Drills, Bird the time because the clearness of color Points 20 pieces of obsidian, quartz, was very difficult to find. There are agate. Ryker mount. There is 1 knife several Martis Series points in this collection dating from 4000 years in this presentation maybe used for BC up to the time of Christ’s birth. Est. $200-400 HWAC# 91171 cutting hides of small animals. This knife measures 2.5” x 1.5”. There are Lot# 3396 , Nevada c1000 to 8000 many points in this presentation that years ago Crescents, Shells, Trade appear to be from the “Martis Series” Beads Approx. 20 pieces in this . From the Great Basin, Northern collection. Blue trade beads, assorted Washoe County. Est. $200-400 HWAC# 90655 buttons, obsidian points. Petrified wood, point from Elko Series, Semi Lot# 3391 , Nevada Beaded Cuff & petrified center of Pine cone, 2 Belt Set (Paiute) The set includes 2 crescents from around 8000 years ago. cuffs, a belt, and a head band. Beautiful Could be New Moon Crescent(?) made beadwork using white background for doctoring(?) Moon is associated beads with red and black accent with Native American Women. One of the crescents hasa a blue hue to designs. Belt is approx. 29.5” L x 4” W; it, maybe mixed with quartz. “Most crescents are found in areas known cuffs are approx. 7.25” x 4”; and the to have been marsh lands along the shores of ancient Lake Lahontan head band is 21” in diameter. The cuffs at the level it was about 7000 to 9000 years ago.” Excerpt from and belt have buckskin with snaps attached for a perfect fit. Beautiful “Gathering Traces of the Great Basin Indians” by Dennis Cassinelli c. condition. These are contemporary accessories made for public sale. 1996. From Northern Washoe County. Attributed to ND. Est. $200- Est. $300-500 HWAC# 87852 300 HWAC# 90652 Lot# 3392 , Nevada cBC 4000 Bone Lot# 3397 , Nevada c1000 - 3000 Awl, Arrowheads, Points & Scrapers Before Present Drills, Points, Approx. 20 drills, arrowheads, a bone Arrowheads Shadow box of approx. awl, & a beautiful & rare scraper with 35 pieces. This includes bird points unusual color made from quartz 3.5” x from the Desert Series (approx. 1000 2.5”. Ryker mount. Humboldt Concave years old), several drills of obsidian, Base A; Humboldt Basal Notched; chert, several appearing to be from Martis Series. Est. $300-500 HWAC# the “Elko Series” points & a few from 90651 the “Northern Side Notched”. From the Historic Mary & Moe’s Wigwam Collection. Est. $300-500 HWAC# 87773 172 March 2019

DAY 3 Saturday, March 9 Native Americana / Artifacts Lot# 3398 , Nevada c1000 to 5000 Lot# 3403 , Nevada cBC Knife, Points years ago Fishhook of Bone & Wood, and Scrapers Approx. 30 pieces Bone Needles, Trade Beads Approx includes: an Awl, a knife, a choice piece 20 pieces. Handmade fish hook; bone of Mississippi Agate, possibly traded needles, obsidian scrapers. Notched (?), several tiny bird points made point arrowheads, from Northern Side from obsidian, there is chert, & drills. Notched, several Humboldt Concave There are Martis Series points dating Base A. A couple of points from from around the birth of Christ, back Surprise Valley & a couple of Rosegate to Humboldt Basal Notched points to points. From Northern Washoe County. 4000 BC. Est. $200-400 HWAC# 90283 Attributed by ND. Est. $240-400 HWAC# 90656 Lot# 3404 , Nevada c5000 years ago Knife, Scrapers, 3 Glass Arrowheads Lot# 3399 , Nevada Great Basin Approx. 40 pieces in this presentation. Grinding Stone 15.5 x 15.5 x 8” body This includes 3 modern glass with grinding stone. Gray-brown latite. arrowheads purple, amber & green About 50 pounds. Est. $300-500 HWAC# 90759 color. Petrified wood, agate & more. There is a knife of chert & scraper Lot# 3400 , Nevada c2000 to 10,000 made from quartz. There is 1 shell with years ago Great Basin Projectile a hole in the top that was probably used Points This is one intriguing specimen as decorative necklace. One piece of mount box of 13 points. A beautiful petrified wood. Many of the points are from the Humboldt Concave arrangement of obsidian, carnelian, Base A, & some from Humboldt Basal Notched. Some are from Pinto pink quartz, and red chert. This Series. From Northern Washoe County. Est. $300-500 HWAC# 90654 collection contains points from the Desert series, Humboldt series and Lot# 3405 , Nevada cPre-historic Haskett series periods.Desert series Large Stone Points 9 large points is 0-3500 yrs. ago while the Haskett and a scraper. Obsidian & chert. series is 10000 yrs. ago all on the same frame. All are Great Basin in 2-4.75”. Frame 15x19”. The 1 stone origin. There are four bird points in obsidian, chert and pink quartz in the middle of this shadow box is from the Desert series. Larger points are believed to be from the very crudely made & resembles a pre- Humboldt series to an earlier Haskett series period 10000 yrs. ago. projectile point culture, approximately Several points may be obsidian but have seen the ravages of time 12,000 years before present when the in texture and appearance. One point is a yellow stone or unknown early hunting groups first entered the material possibly rhyolite from the Red Rock area of Nevada per ND. Great Basin. Interestingly, there is a More than one point may be pre-projectile point and crude in design. chert piece may have been made between 1000 AD and 2000 years See the photos for better detail. Extraordinary find. Est. $400-800 ago. This is from the Moe & Mary’s historic collection from Fernley, HWAC# 90647 Nevada. Est. $300-500 HWAC# 87722 Lot# 3401 , Nevada early Great Basin Nevada McNine Northern points Great Basin Projectile points Great Basin Projectile Point and basket fragment This is a very Collection This framed, intriguing collection of Great Basin approximate 24 x 40” collection projectile points, knives, tools, and a of seventeen large projectile basket fragment. It includes bird point points with a printed poster to medium game size points of obsidian showing the points, sizes, and and basalt. Some carnelian red and locations found. The framed smoky quartz specimens as well. There poster, about 24 x 30”, discusses is one white point from the Battle 19 points. The actual framed Mountain area as well as one drilled bead. There are three bone pieces points contain perhaps 15 of the presumably from a Shaman’s necklace. A fragment of basketry from original 19 found. This collection a cave site within the Great Basin in 2-stick foundation. Points are changed hands several times from the Elko series 1500-3500 yrs. Before Present; the Desert series, over the years, ending up in the Northern side notch 4000-5000 yrs. B.P. as well as two specimens of Royels’ Wigwam Collection some knives one in basalt and the other in obsidian. This is one spectacular time ago. It was a highlight of collection framed in 13 in. x 17” old barn wood. See the photo for the collection, attracting much details as well as our website for a larger photo. Est. $200-400 HWAC# attention from passersby. The 78847 points range in size from perhaps 2 inches to about 3 x 6”. Some have the classic surface weathering on Lot# 3402 , Nevada Group of Native one side with a bright and shiny reverse side. Several of these points American Tools Lot includes tools- would be considered “Great Basin Large Stems” as shown in Cassinelli’s -scrapers, sinkers, ax heads, cobbles, book “Gathering Traces of the Great Basin Indians”, 1996. Cassinelli drill, and projectile points of chert, claims that these large stem points are unique to the Great Basin, and granite, slate, quartz and more. This are dated at 8500 to 11,000 years old, based upon associated artifact group cantains about 43 tools and age dating. While the photos of the Cassinelli Collection at the Stewart about 10 points. Other stones or Indian Museum shows several points similar to the large points here, artifacts are included in this lot. Est. we don’t see a “class” or “name” applied to them. A number (seven) $200-400 HWAC# 61556 of the points here appear to be related to the wide stem pieces. A clear cut or notch is made in one side, that if made to continue deeper would amount to a “large stem.” These are classic remnants of the Lake Lahontan related ancient peoples. This is a choice collection of some of the finest pieces in the Wigwam Collection. Est. $8000-15000 HWAC# HWAC# 87729 Bid online at FHWAC.com or call 775-851-1859 173

DAY 3 Saturday, March 9 Native Americana / Artifacts Lot Withdrawn Lot# 3412 , Nevada Paiute Decoy Duck Paiute decoy duck and Lot# 3408 , mat. Duck about 13” Nevada c500 long, may about 10 x 14”. y e ar s ( ?) Nati v e signed on bottom: Steve A me ric an Allely, 1995. In the style T r a y of the George family ducks. Est. $300-600 (We a v e d) HWAC# 90779 & Partial Trays Very old weaved tray from Nort hern W as h o e Lot# 3413 , Nevada Paiute Cou nt y , Decoy Duck Older style N e v ad a. modern decoy duck, Paiute. These are Possibly Ivan or Jimmy George. anc i e nt Unsigned. Attribution ND. This remnants of a tray made from reeds. This is Lovelock Wicker, coil style duck was made before construction, has old patina. The other basket is Tule made by ancient the ancient decoys from the Muason, not any coiling on this one. Fascinating display of weaving Lovelock caves were seen by techniques that are very old. Ryker mount 12” x 16”. From Northern Washoe County. Attributed to ND. Est. $200-400 HWAC# 90643 the George family. They involve thicker reeds, utilizing a Tule body with cat tail head. The Lot# 3409 ancient decoys used lots of , Nevada hemp string with a sacred red c 8 0 0 0 ocre color for the head and black paint on parts of the body to imitate years ago. the Mallard. Three generations of the George family made duck decoys Obsidian - Grandfather Jimmy George, his son Ivan (and wife Wuzzi), and his S cr aper grandson Davin (Gooey). Est. $200-500 HWAC# 90789 and Points D ispla y Lot# 3414 , Nevada B ea u t ifu l Paiute Rattle Wood s cr aper handle and stitched made from skin rattle by Burton obsidian. Pete (1941-2018), 5.5” length x who was born to 2.5” width. Mamie Kaye Nez This is a lot and George Pete on of 22 pieces January 11, 1941 that include in Schurz, Nevada. bird points, agate bird points, chert points. 1 crescent stone. No Burton’s maternal one is sure what purpose these beautifully shaped artifacts served. grandparents were Edna Abraham and Sam Kaye from Pyramid They could be shaft scrapers, charmstones, surgical knives and Lake, Nevada. Burton’s paternal grandparents are from Ft. Bidwell, bird stunners(?) The crescent dated back to around 8000 years California. This 12” rattle is in good condition and comes from the ago. Most crescents are found in areas known to have been marsh Wigwam Collection. Est. $100-200 HWAC# 87853 lands along the shores of ancient Lake Lahontan at the level it was about 7000 to 9000 years ago. (Excerpt from “Gathering Lot# 3415 , Nevada c1000 to 8000 Traces of the Great Basin Indians”) by Dennis Cassinelli, 1996. Est. $300-600 HWAC# 90263 years ago Points Beautiful presentation of 60 points. There is white quartz included in this lot. It is from Battle Lot# 3410 , Nevada Paiute Beaded Mountain. White quartz is considered Bottle and Salt Shakers Paiute beaded sacred to ancient Native Americans. pair of salt shakers and bottle (7”) Different stones, carnelian, agate, made by Velda Smith, Nixon, Nevada, 1992. Signed on bottom of bottle. quartz, obsidian & chert. Attributed to Diagonal patterns. Est. $120-200 HWAC# 90567 ND. From Northern Washoe County. Est. $300-500 HWAC# 90278 Lot# 3411 , Nevada Paiute Chopping Tools (3) Bone with metal blade 13”, Lot# 3416 , Nevada cBC Points bone 14.5”. Wood 21” Est. $300-500 , scrapers & knives Shell, bone, HWAC# 87847 obsidian, quartz, chert & carnelian. Humboldt Basal Notched; Martis Series; & Elko Series. Some of the smaller points appear to be from the Desert Series. Est. $200-400 HWAC# 90267 174 March 2019

DAY 3 Saturday, March 9 Native Americana / Artifacts Lot# 3417 , Nevada c4000 BC Lot# 3423 , Nevada Points (90), Drills & Awls Beautiful Points, Arrowheads, presentation of 100 points, bone awls, Scrapers (Northern some are quartz, there is turquoise, Washoe) Approx. 25 obsidian, chert knives, carnelian. points, drills, scrapers. There is 1 piece of turquoise chard Obsidian, quartz, chert. that is approx. 1” x .75”. The turquoise Ryker mount. Elko is ancient & was used as a trade item Series small points, as well as buried with the dead. The Humboldt Concave turquoise also represents water. Many Base A; Humboldt Basal of the bird points & drills are from the Humboldt Basal Notched Series, Notched; Bear Creek & Pinto Series. Some are Bare Creek Eared, some are Martis Series. Too Eared. Wonderful many to list all. This is from Northern Washoe County. Est. $300-500 ensemble of a little of HWAC# 90262 everything. The largest is 3” length x 1”. Smallest is .5” x .5”. Est. $200-400 HWAC# 90653 Lot# 3418 , Nevada cBC Points and Scrapers Obsidian, chert knives, Lot# 3424 , Nevada c3000 - 6000 Humboldt Basal Notched, approx. 4000 BC. Est. $100-150 HWAC# 90266 years ago Points, Bird points Approx 35 pieces in this collection. Includes agate, chert obsidian. This collection has a unique feature in that there is a “striped” arrowhead in the middle that is burnt orange/red in color with black 1.75” x 1”. It is notched all around Lot# 3419 , Nevada c10,000 BC Points the piece. Beautiful piece of work. It Collection This lot is ancient. Displayed appears to be from the Northern Side in Ryker mount. 13 pieces. Includes Notched (approx. 4000 years old.) From Northern Washoe County. Pre-projectile Point, a knife & a crudely made, very old arrowhead. Est. $200-400 HWAC# 90286 There is also a mad made point(?) with some sort of band wrapped around it. There is also an Elko Series point that has been broken off Lot# 3425 , Nevada c6000 BC Points, at tip. These are ancient. Must see to appreciate. Many of these were Drill, Crescents Shells Shadow box of found at Winnemucca Lake. Est. $150-250 HWAC# 91172 approx. 35 pieces of artifacts containing arrowheads, drills, crescents, shell & Lot# 3420 , Nevada c2000 to 4000 more. There is a jasper crescent and a years ago Points, Arrowheads, woman’s doctoring crescent. There are Scrapers Obsidian, chert, sandstone, several Clovis points, Humboldt points bird points & scrapers. White points made of obsidian, chert & quartz. from Battle Mountain, (Sacred Site) No one is sure what purpose these Shoshone Land, dosa wee “shite Knife”. beautifully shaped artifacts served. The drill is hand made, unknown use. Theories are many, including shaft scrapers, charmstones, surgical Beautiful collection. Ryker mount knives & bird stunners. Most crescents are found in areas known to 12” x 16”. Approx. 20 pieces in this have been marsh lands along the shores of ancient Lake Lahontan at presentation. Attributed to ND. From the level it was about 7000 to 9000 years ago. From the Historic Moe & Northern Washoe County. Est. $400-600 HWAC# 90641 Mary’s Wigwam Collection of Fernley Nevada. Est. $300-500 HWAC# 87764 Lot# 3421 , Nevada c0-4000 years ago Points, Arrowheads, Scrapers Lot# 3426 , Nevada c2000-3000 BC (Northern Washoe) A Ryker specimen Points, Drills, Arrowheads Approx. 65 mount 12” x 16” box with obsidian and pieces in this Ryker box display. Most chert projectile points and a scraper all of these are made from obsidian. approx. 4.75” L x 3” w. There are 15 Many of these are from the Martis pieces in all plus the larger scraper. Series approx. 2000 years old. A few Specimens appear to be of the Desert of the smaller bird points are from the series, Elko series, and Martis series “Desert Series” This collection is from periods; 0- 4000 yrs ago. See the photo the Great Basin (Northern Washoe for better detail. Attributed to ND. From Northern Washoe County. County). Est. $240-500 HWAC# 91168 Est. $300-500 HWAC# 90642 Lot# 3427 , Nevada c2000 BC Points, Lot# 3422 , Nevada c1000 to 4000 Drills, Awl Lot of 32 points, awls, & years ago Points, Arrowheads, drills. Made from mostly obsidian & Scrapers (Northern Washoe) 12” x chert. Some from the Elko Series & 16” Ryker mount with tiny bird points Martis Series (approx. 1000 BC to 500 made of obsidian, quartz. There is AD) There is 1 knife made of obsidian; reed material, possibly from basket many bird points & broken off weaving(?) There is a flat stone that has arrowheads appearing to be from the a hole in it, possibly used as a medicine Martis Series. There is one stone (color, piece. Striped bird point from the milky white) that was maybe used as a Desert Series, Northern Side Notched doctoring stone(?) It is a Humboldt Basal Notched. From the Northern point. Attributed to ND. From Northern Washoe County. Est. $200- part of Washoe County. Est. $200-300 HWAC# 90272 300 HWAC# 90640 Bid online at FHWAC.com or call 775-851-1859 175

DAY 3 Saturday, March 9 Native Americana / Artifacts Lot# 3428 , Nevada cBC Lot# 3434 , Nevada c4000 to 4000 year Points, Drills, Scrapers ago Points, Scrapers, Spear Points & and Beads Approx 50 pieces Drills 37 pieces in this presentation. of obsidian points & awls, Obsidian, quartz, & chert. There are drills,& scrapers. There is Elko Series, Desert Series, Surprise a stone point in this Ryker Valley, & Humboldt Concave Base B, & mount. Lots of bird points. more. Attributed to ND. From Northern There are trading beads in Washoe County. Est. $300-400 HWAC# this Ryker mount that have 90649 been used for a necklace(?). There is one Clovis point, Lot# 3435 , Nevada c1000-2000 BC there is a very old knife Points, Shells, Scrapers Arrowheads, approx. 8000 years old. Est. Drills This shadow box displays 30 $200-300 HWAC# 90265 pieces. There are 2 shells in this display that are common at Winnemucca Lot# 3429 , Nevada c7000 BC Points, Lake. It was Paiute preferred. It was knife, scrapers, bird points Approx. commonly used in Paiute jewelry. Est. 25 pieces in this Ryker Mount. Bone $300-500 HWAC# 87760 needle, obsidian, chalcedony, quartz & chert. Elko series points, Martis series, Pinto Series. There is a hasket made Lot# 3436 , Nevada c2000 to 4000 from Chalcedony; Great Basin Large years ago Points, Trade Beads and Stem. From the Northern Washoe Abalone Approx. 40 pieces of chert, County. Est. $300-400 HWAC# 90288 obsidian, shells, abalone, bone, quartz. The bones appear to be made into awls. Lot# 3430 , Nevada c8000 BC Points, They are from bird or rabbits. The Scraper, Bullets, Buttons, Cartridge abalone is probably from California, Cases Very interesting display of a there are blue trade beads included in little of everything from cartridge this lot. From Northern Washoe County. cases to a very old crescent made from Est. $200-400 HWAC# 90285 chert approx. 6000 BC. There is a very crudely made scraper that appears to Lot# 3437 , Nevada c500 years to be only partially finished. There is an 3000 years ago Points, Trade Beads, obsidian scraper that has a notch in the & Scrapers Mostly obsidian, some side of it, maybe was broken while in chert. Approx. 40 pieces. Northern use(?) it is from the Clovis period. Est. $300-500 HWAC# 90277 Side Notched, Martis Series & Gunther Series. Attributed to ND. From Northern Lot# 3431 , Nevada c1000 to 3000 Washoe County. Est. $240-400 HWAC# years ago Points, Scrapers & Drills 90273 Approx. 50 pieces in this lot. Includes obsidian points made in the Humboldt Lot# 3438 , Nevada Basal Notched style, the Gunther Series, Projectile Points, Tools the Desert Series & Pinto Series. There and bone ornament are also quartz & chert. Attributed to This is a collection of 15 ND. From Northern Washoe County. projectile points ranging Est. $200-400 HWAC# 90261 from 1.5 in. to 3 in. in length from the Great Basin. There Lot# 3432 , Nevada c5000 before present Points, Scrapers, Glass is only one obsidian point in this grouping however Mission Beads This shadow box that is significant. The contains obsidian, chert, old Chinese other remaining points are beads (cobalt in color) & glass mission primitive in construction beads. This shadow box includes 2 and of varied materials necklaces of Chinese beads & glass mission beads. Est. $300-500 HWAC# such as basalt, banded 87763 chert, black and tan chert, quartz with an iron stain,and mineralized quartz or chalcady. The quartz bi-facials with mineral inclusions deserve further research if specific location for identity is your interest. Lot# 3433 , Nevada c2000 BC - 8000 BC Points, Scrapers, Partial Weaved The obsidian point is thought to be of Elko series architecture 1500- 3500 yrs. ago while the rest of this frame may be considerably earlier baskets & more Assorted lot of 6 and even pre-date the projectile point cultures. There is a bone that is Ryker Mounts that includes ancient partial baskets weaved from reeds shaped and drilled that may be dress ornament or used for medicinal from Northern Nevada. Bone tools, trade beads, obsidian scrapers, purposes but purely speculation. From the Mary & Moe Wigwam arrowheads, claws (unknown) rattle snake rattles, ,a hasket, Gunther Collection of Fernley, Nevada. See the photo for greater detail. Est. Series; Northern Side Notched; Great Basin Large Stems. There are $300-500 HWAC# 87774 also Ryker mounts with bird points & arrowheads from North Central Mexico; point from North Central Texas Pan Handle, (Alibates Agate); Lot# 3439 , Nevada c10000 BC a very tiny bird point made from Williams Mountains Agate from Scraper & Knives Group Approx. 25 South East Utah. There are so many treasures in this lot, too many to pieces in this Ryker Mount. Includes a list. Approx. 150 points, 1 Ryker mount full of partial trays & basketry. This is a large lot, with so many different articles of interest. Est. pre-projectile point, quartz & obsidian knives. The largest is 5” x 2”. $1000-2000 HWAC# 98035 From Northern Washoe County. Est. $300-600 HWAC# 90281 176 March 2019

DAY 3 Saturday, March 9 Native Americana / Artifacts Lot# 3440 , Nevada c10,000 BC Lot# 3447 , Nevada c20th Century Scrapers, arrowheads, & Knives Tomahawk Decorative tomahawk Ryker Box of approx. 25 pieces. with ground obsidian ax head, leather Includes Great Basin Projectile Point (one that is pre-projective point bound to wood with studs, & horse hair. culture) This is of very rough form. Possibly 10,000 years BC, an Awl, 19” L. Ax head is approx. 7.25”x 4.5”. 1 piece made of chalcedony. Some of this bone & shell is possibly for Very solid, in nice condition. Beautiful Indian doctoring. Est. $300-600 HWAC# 91167 accent for display in Native American Collection. Est. $300-500 HWAC# 88547 Lot# 3441 , Nevada cBC Scrapers, Drills Lot of 14 obsidian & chert Lot# 3448 , Nevada Two Drums (2) et scrapers & drills. The smallest is an 2 of drums, approx. 13” round x 11” Has obsidian drill measuring 2.25” x 1.25”. The oldest is a pre-projectile had some use. Has wooden base. Has 1 point, possibly 10,000 years BC. The largest scraper in this lot is chert, knot in the wood at side of drum. The 4.5” x 3”. Est. $200-400 HWAC# 91170 second drum is also made of wood but is more oval shaped. 13” oval at & 10.5” Lot# 3442 , Nevada c4000 BC Spear tall. These are still of quality sound. Points, Arrowheads Approx. 36 Est. $200-500 HWAC# 87531 points, spears & scrapers in this Ryker mount. Includes carnelian agate & Lot# 3449 , Nevada Two Small large obsidian.This display includes Diagonal Beaded Paiute Pieces Small a Clovis point approx. 9000 BC, at beaded bottle, 2” tall; 2.5” beaded jar least 1 Humboldt concave, Base A; & 1 with butterfly lid. Peyote stitched. Humboldt Basal Notched. These were Description attributed to ND. This is found in Northern Washoe County, from the historic Wigwam Collection. Nevada. Attributed to ND Est. $500- Est. $160-250 HWAC# 85958 800 HWAC# 90648 Lot# 3450 , Nevada Washo Points Washo Lot# 3443 , Nevada c2000 to 10000 years ago Spear Sharpener, Trade points from the Winnemucca lake bed. Lot bead, Arrowheads 16 pieces in this includes carnelian, obsidian, chert, and presentation. Includes one broken off others. Nicely designed display on red felt in obsidian point, carnelian arrowhead, wood glassed case, 24” x 20”. Robert Fulton wood point sharpener. There is 1 old Collection. Est. $250-500 HWAC# 58879 piece of wood that has 5 holes in it. May have been used to start fires? This presentation has partial weaving (as in basket); bone with 4 human made cross-cut lines. 1 beautiful agate point. Attributed to ND. Est. $300- 500 HWAC# 90650 Lot# 3451 , Nevada Western Basalt Lot# 3444 , Nevada c8000- 10000 Sinker Basalt sinker, 8 x 6 x 5”, carved Before Present Stone Points & center area for attachment. Basalt is Arrowheads, Scrapers Approx 25 filled with air bubbles. From The Great pieces in this shadow box display. Basin Collection. Est. $100-300 HWAC# Includes a Hasket approx. 10,000 90739 years old, chert scrapers, a Humboldt Concave point; Bare Creek Eared & so much more..there is 1 point that is Carnelian. Beautiful display. From Lot# 3452 , Washington Birch the Historic Moe & Mary’s Wigwam Collection of Fernley, Nevada Est. Bark Canoe & 2 Teepees 2 adorable $300-500 HWAC# 87717 Cherokee made Teepees 8” tall. Birch bark canoe from WA State, stitches Lot# 3445 , Nevada Stone Points, sides, center support has broken tie. beads US coin pendants Consists of 19” long Est. $100-200 HWAC# 87873 obsidian, chert & quartz. US coins (3) from 1861 & 1874 that have holes at top probably used to wear as pendant. There is a trading bead necklace Lot# 3453 Great Lakes, Snapping Turtle approx. 11” length; with blue with Rattle Great Lakes area Native American white accent beads. Shadow box is 19” snapping turtle rattle. 16.25” l. x 7.5” w. Est. x 15”. From the Moe & Mary’s Wigwam $500-1000 HWAC# 87805 Collection from Fernley, Nevada. Est. $300-500 HWAC# 87757 Lot# 3446 , Nevada Stone Tools (4) Shaft straightener and bolo stone from Winnemucca lake region, stemmed scraper from Nixon, NV. 1 other tool, purpose unknown Est. $200-400 HWAC# 98021 Bid online at FHWAC.com or call 775-851-1859 177

DAY 3 Saturday, March 9 Native Americana / Artifacts Lot# 3454 , 2 Grinding Stones Pear Lot# 3461 , early 1900’s Ax Head, shaped with depression on both sides Authentic (Native American) Ax Head 11x4.25”. Dark stone 7x2.75” Est. attached to hard wood handle with $100-200 HWAC# 98003 leather & wrist band. Very old. 4” x 18”. Est. $200-300 HWAC# 87857 Lot# 3455 , 2 Large Stone Net Weights 2 net weight stone with smooth bottoms. 10 and 12.5” stones Est. $200-300 HWAC# 98025 Lot# 3456 , 2 Paiute Rubbing Stones One 7 x 4 inches, one 9 x 6 inches. Lot# 3462 , Beaded Piece Decorative The larger one found in Nixon by the piece made of deer antler and brown Truckee River by Bill Hodges. Est. $100-200 HWAC# 98014 animal fur. It is beaded on the grip, with skin wrap on base. Looks to have been used and in good condition. 20.5” L x 1.5” w. Est. $500-1000 HWAC# 87869 Lot# 3457 , 4 Early Scrapers 4 probable scrapers. Chert 5.25”, brown 4.25”, obsidian 4.5” on wood handle, 6.75” obsidian with skin wrapping. Est. $300-500 HWAC# 98005 Lot# 3458 , Allely Reproduction Arrows, Framed Seven well made reproduction arrows by Steve Allely for Moe and Mary’s Wigwam. 21 x 39” with seven intricately made arrows Lot# 3463 , Beads and Projectile from Shoshone, Modoc, Klamath, Paiute, Shata, Hupa and Washoe. Points This is a selection from the Each has special designs and hand crafted down to the best detailed historic Wigwam collection of Fernley, projectile points. Est. $500-1000 HWAC# 91177 Nevada in a 16 in. X 20 in. walnut frame. This frame contains approx. 60 pieces Lot# 3459 , Antelope of beads and projectile points. There Hooves Rattle by Katherine are approx. 36 drilled beads; red beads Northrup 8” x .75”. Est. with black centers were traded from $100-200 HWAC# 85930 East to West. There are 2 blue glass beads traded from West to East. The remaining projectile points are either red chert or black obsidian. The points represented are from the Gunther series 1000 yrs. Before Present; the Desert side notch series 500-1000 yr. Before Present. All are if Great Basin origin. See photos for details. Est. $150-250 HWAC# 87768 Lot# 3464 , Beads, Awls and Tools This is a selection from the historic Wigwam collection of Fernley, Nevada in a 16 in. X 20 in. walnut frame. There are approx. 27 pieces in this collection Lot# 3460 , Arrow Shaft Straighener of beads and tools. There are four Four inches long, two inches wide, red bead bracelet length beads held an inch and a half tall rock arrow together with contemporary fishing staightener. Est. $100-150 HWAC# line. A 4 in. bone spike, a 4 in. hollow 98016 bone, 7 sea shells, one piece of flat abalone bead, one lengthy bracelet of red and white beads, one obsidian projectile point about 2 in. in length and in perfect condition Desert series 500-1000 yrs. Before present. Eight bone point tools or awls, and two unidentified bone fragments. See photo for details. Est. $300-500 HWAC# 87779 178 March 2019

DAY 3 Saturday, March 9 Native Americana / artifacts Lot# 3465 , c1870’s Beads, Projectile Lot# 3471 , Early projectile Points; Points, Antique Beaded Bag This is an a Knife and Drill This specimen mount intriguing selection from the historic box 12 in. X 16 in. contains 21 points Wigwam collection of Fernley, Nevada. and tools. This is a unique collection of There are 20 drilled beads of blue glass, early projectile points mostly from the milk glass, and possibly semi-precious Pinto series period 3500-4500 yrs. ago. stones. There is also a beaded purse There are several spectacular projectile 6 in. X 6 1/2 in. with a beaded floral points from the Desert period in chert, design possibly from the Great Lakes obsidian and Dosa Wei. The center or Woodland area. The purse is made attraction is the rectangular knife piece of both red and black trade cloth and that is 3 in. long. A wood needle is included as well as a wood tool or beaded with fine seed beads approx. size 12 to 20 with 13 colors. The atl-atl that has been painted or stained that deserves further research. beading is with very fine thread and not sinew. There are a total of 16 Obsidian, red chert, white quartz, dosa wei are represented here. See projectile points from the Great Basin represented by Elko series points the photo for details. Est. $240-400 HWAC# 90275 2000- 3000 yrs. Before Present; the Desert series side notch of 500 yrs. Before Present, and Martis series points 2000-3000 yrs. Before Present Lot# 3472 , Fishing net or trap and most are obsidian. Several points are thought to be pre-projectile Anchor rock This rock is 11 in. X 8 in. point culture approx. 12,000 yrs. Before Present. There is one piece of viscous basalt that has been tooled of agate and one unidentified glass tube or pipe. See photo for details. both length-wise and cross-wise. A latitudinal line is cut deeply to hold a line or rope, while the longitudinal lines are many. It is speculation that this stone was used to hold a net or fish trap in a river to hold Est. $500-800 HWAC# 87721 steadfast in current. The numerous length-wise lines are thought to be for identification; so that when you returned to your fishing spot Lot# 3466 , cLate 19th Century Bow you could re-find your anchor stone on the shore-line. Est. $300-600 Drill (Navajo or Southwest Pueblo) HWAC# 91404 The drill offers an ancient method of starting fire without matches or a lighter, a method that applies friction Lot# 3473 , Framed Points Approx to generate heat. The heat eventually produces an ember in the burnt 24 points in frame. Obsidian and chert. sawdust. The ember is tiny, smaller than the head of a cigarette, and Plaque on frame “In memory of Hazel fragile. Once the ember is formed it is carefully placed into a “tinder Reed, Nov 11, 1911 - Jan 22, 1991, bundle” (a bird’s type nest of stringy, fluffy, and combustible material). Native of New Mexico Territory”. This Once the ember is in the tinder bundle it is then carefully nurtured and is from the historic Wigwam Collection. coaxed into flame. Once the tinder bundle bursts into flame, it is placed Est. $300-500 HWAC# 87716 into the fuel that has been assembled ready for ignition. (Wikipedia) 18” (Drill). 25.5” (Bow). Light wood. Est. $100-200 HWAC# 88552 Lot# 3467 , Breastplate (Plains Lot# 3474 , Framed replica Atl-atl Indians) Plains Indians Breastplate points and Quiver This is a replica probably made sometime in the framing made by Robin Moore of 1970’s. The actual breastplate area Boseman, Montana. It has a rabbit fur measures 10” wide by 16” in height. quiver with 7 atl-atl arrows, projectile This piece is well constructed points with 3 sewing needles of bone; and in very good condition. 2 bone handled obsidian point knives, Est. $400---$800 Reserved at $600 and more. Nice framed display piece 21 in. X 25 in. From the Wigwam Est. $400-1000 HWAC# 90696 collection. See photo for greater details. Est. $300-600 HWAC# 87631 Lot# 3468 , Carved Bone Pendant, Agate Arrowheads and Bead 5 cased Lot# 3475 , Fur Quiver with Arrows items found by Moe Royels. Bead plus Quiver with black bear fur, 4 red 1-4” items Est. $150-250 HWAC# 87667 feathers and 5 conical shells. 3 stone point arrows. Nice presentation item. 28x9” Est. $300-400 HWAC# 87868 Lot# 3476 , Gourd Shaker Gourd shaker with handle. Images of a deer, sheep, 2 men and a bird. 12.5” tall Est. $100-200 HWAC# 98020 Lot# 3469 , Carved Stone Mortar 6x5” stone mortar with 3 top notches. Repaired crack near top. Est. $100- 200 HWAC# 98008 Lot# 3470 , Contemporoary Paiute Beaded White Jar Peyote stitched over white jar. Zig zag pattern. 2.5x3.5”. Description attributed to ND. This is Lot# 3477 , Great Basin Matatte from the historic Wigwam Collection. Stone Oval Great Basin matatte, Est. $140-200 HWAC# 85957 probably granite. 7x4.5” Est. $100- 200 HWAC# 90252 Bid online at FHWAC.com or call 775-851-1859 179

DAY 3 Saturday, March 9 Native Americana / Artifacts Lot# 3478 , Grinding Rock This Lot# 3489 , Large Obsidian points grinding stone or metate has Great over 4 in. in length This is a selection Basin origin. It is 17 in. X 13 in. of from the historic Wigwam collection viscous basalt and heavy. From the Wigwam collection. Est. $300- of Fernley, Nevada in a 16 in. X 20 in. 400 HWAC# 98049 walnut frame. This is a collection of 5 medium sized obsidian bi-facials. They Lot# 3479 , Grinding stone, small are all flat bottomed points, purpose This is a small rock that has been used unknown. All pieces range from 3 1/2 as a grinding stone; roughly 6 in. X 6 in. in. to 5 1/2 in. in length. See photo for It is of Great Basin origin and has been rounded by geologic time in a details. A beautiful display of Great river. Est. $100-300 HWAC# 91405 Basin craftsmanship. Est. $400-800 HWAC# 87767 Lot# 3480 , Grinding Stone/Platter This flat grinding stone is roughly 12 in. Lot# 3490 , Large Points and X 15 in. and the flat pestle is roughly 4 Scrapers in Frame This is a selection in. in size. A beautiful specimen for display. Great Basin origin. Est. from the historic Wigwam collection $300-600 HWAC# 91406 of Fernley, Nevada in a 16 in. X 20 in. Lot# 3481 , Grinding Stone/Platter walnut frame. A total of 9 projectile points are represented; all are obsidian This is a grinding stone metate and and of Great Basin origin. These are pestle of Great Basin origin 23 in. X 12 mid-sized bi-facial points or scrapers; in. X 1.5 in. thick. The pestle is of viscous basalt and rounded from two larger pieces have been repaired wear. A great specimen for display. From the Wigwam collection. Est. $300-500 HWAC# 98053 back together. All points are early Great Basin finds; one desert series side notch, repaired, 4 in. about 1000 yrs. Before Present. All other points Lot# 3482 , Grinding Stones (9) 9 without notches and some early Great Basin origin up to 10,000 yrs. mostly granite grinding stones. 3.5-5.5” Est. $200-400 HWAC# 98057 Before Present from North Western Nevada. See photo for details. Lot# 3483 , Hand Drum and Beater Est. $300-500 HWAC# 87758 Stretched skin over octagonal wood Lot# 3491 , Large Stone Scraper frame 14” hand drum with stick beater. Collection All hand worked scrapers. This is from the Wigwam Collection. Ovals, obsidian, chert etc. 15 total. Est. $400-800 HWAC# 90255 Est. $80-120 HWAC# 87554 Lot# 3484 , Hopi Medicine Man Rattle Likely a Hopi medicine man gourd rattle with hand sewn skin. Hair Lot# 3492 , Modern Deerskin tail. Approx 14” Est. $300-500 HWAC# Quiver & Arrows Paiute, buckskin 87177 with red, black, & yellow beads around top of quiver with fringe. 8 arrows with feather fletching in good condition. 5 Lot# 3485 , Horsehair Head or Hat of the arrow points are made of stone. Band Probably Popago origin. Head Very attractive set. Ranging from 37” L. or hat band made from horsetail. 22” to 24.5”. Noted is 1 small hole 1/3” round on quiver. Est. $300-400 Plus 2 horsehair tassel Est. $100-150 HWAC# 98036 HWAC# 90636 Lot# 3493 , Modern Half Knife and Bone Hammer Bone handle and stone half knife, 7”. Inscribed RDS 4/14/96. Hammer with bone handle and head, secured by sinew wrap. 13x13” Est. Lot# 3486 , Large Box of Broken $100-200 HWAC# 98018 Points Large assortment of broken obsidian, chert, abalone, a few shells and other unsorted surprises. Approx 21 pounds altogether. Est. $2000- 3000 HWAC# 98050 Lot# 3494 , Mounted Great Basin Lot# 3487 , Large Carved Stone Points and Tools Approx 80 points, Pestle Teardrop shaped stone pestle. scrapers and awls. Mostly obsidian and 10.5x4.5” Est. $200-300 HWAC# 98007 chert. Frame 19x23” Est. $400-600 HWAC# 90981 Lot# 3488 , Large Grinding Stone This is a large grinding stone tool or pestle it is 16 in. X 2.5 in. in diameter. It is made of viscous basalt and shows use on both ends. From the Wigwam collection of Great Basin art and artifacts. Est. $200-400 HWAC# 98059 180 March 2019

DAY 3 Saturday, March 9 Native Americana / Artifacts Lot# 3495 , Native American Arrow Lot# 3502 , Pacific Rim Carved Rock Reproductions by Steve Alley Seven Star 9 point carved porous rock star for arrows, beautifully mounted, 20 x 40” unknown purpose. 6.5”, 1.5” hole. This frame Est. $300-500 HWAC# 87731 is from the historic Wigwam Collection. Est. $300-400 HWAC# 98001 Lot# 3496 , Native American Fishing Tools (4) A safety pin, 2 worked lead sinkers and a 3.75 lead? spoon blade with 2 holes. These items would have been used for fishing Est. $300-500 Lot# 3503 , Paiute Beaded Salt & HWAC# 90258 Pepper Shakers Blue and white, with buckskin bottoms. 3.25” x 2”. Est. $120-200 HWAC# 87849 Lot# 3497 , Native American Variety Box A nice Native American assortment. A clay sinker from Pyramid Lake. Stone Indian head, grooved game toy, lava effigy, fur beaded purse, double shaft straightener, bone awl, doll, small Navajo rug, Arrowhead Lot# 3504 , Points and Clam Shells by Johnson, 2 Iron points, obsidian This is a small collection of two point, plus 10 misc pieces-bracelet, specimen mount boxes with projectile small basket with lid, pipe bowl, medal, points, and clam shells. The first box bead necklace, Reno Rodeo mini leather hat, 2 brass shotgun cartridges contains 9 projectile points and flakes with buckshot. Wigwam collection. Est. $300-500 HWAC# 87501 representing the Desert series, Martis series, Elko series and Humboldt Lot# 3498 , Native American War concave series of points. They are from Club Rock on the end of a leather 0-4000 yrs. ago. The stones used are obsidian, quartz, carnelian, and wrapped stick. Stitched skin on handle. basalt. The second box contains two clam shells and 5 projectile points Horsetail and vertebrae on handle of basalt, obsidian, and white quartz. See the photos for better detail. bottom. Handle 27.5” Est. $150-250 All are from the Great Basin and North west Nevada. Est. $100-200 HWAC# 87605 HWAC# 90270 Lot# 3505 , Points, Arrowheads Lot# 3499 , NW Skin Creaser/ in Decorative Glass & Wood Frame Flesher Made from the bone of a large Approximately 33” diam. with approx. animal. 5x12.5”, oval hole 1x4”. This is 50 points & arrowheads displayed in from the historic Wigwam Collection. an appealing design. Contains chert, Est. $300-500 HWAC# 90615 obsidian, agate & more. The wooden frame has damage & is cracked. Please Lot# 3500 , Obsidian Points in inspect. This piece would look beautiful Frame Approx 34 point, mostly in a collector of Native American obsidian. Frame 16x20”. This is from artifacts. Est. $300-700 HWAC# 90686 the historic Wigwam Collection. Est. $300-500 HWAC# 87724 Lot# 3506 , Points, Knife and Spear This is a specimen mount box 12 in. X 16 in. of 14 projectile points, one knife, and one spear point. All pieces are of basalt and obsidian from the Great Basin. The spear point oand knife Lot# 3501 , Obsidian Projectile appear to be of basalt. See the photo Points This is a selection from the for better detail. Est. $240-350 HWAC# historic Wigwam collection of Fernley, 90260 Nevada in a 16 in. X 20 in. red oak frame. This is a collection of obsidian, Lot# 3507 , c2000 to 3000 years ago moss agate, and chert projectile points Points, Shell Bracelet, Bone Needles all with a Great Basin origin. There are Interesting lot with a little of everything several bird points from the Desert included. A very old bracelet made of series side notches 500-1000 yr. Before shells, points from the Elko Series & Present; one point is moss agate; the Northern Side Notched; bones possibly rest are of obsidian from the Gunther from rabbits & birds; red color scraper series 1000 B.P.; the Martis series 2000-4000 yr. B.P. ; and one obsidian with notches at sides & has 2 faint blue from the per-projectile point period 12,000 yrs. BP. See the photo for lines crossing the scraper of natural details. Est. $300-500 HWAC# 87775 substrate. Attributed to ND. From Northern Washoe County. Est. $200-400 HWAC# 90276 Bid online at FHWAC.com or call 775-851-1859 181

DAY 3 Saturday, March 9 Native Americana / Artifacts Lot# 3508 , Projectile Points and Lot# 3513 , Rattlesnake Rattles & Barbed Wires This is a 12 in.X 16 in. Projectile Points This is a collection of specimen mount box of 9 projectile 24 rattlesnake rattles and 8 projectile points and 5 types of barbed wires. points; all of Great Basin origin. The All points are obsidian from the Great largest projectile point is about 2 3/4 in. Basin and the barbed wires are from of obsidian from the Elko series 1000- the twentieth century. Several periods 3500 yrs. ago and the largest rattle has of point construction are represented; 15 rattles (the Great Basin Rattlesnake). there are Desert series points, Martis Two of the projectile points are of series, Elko series, and a Bear Creek basalt and of early construction. From Eared specimen 0-4000 yrs. ago. Est. $200-300 HWAC# 90264 the Wigwam collection. See the photo for greater detail. Est. $200-400 HWAC# 87762 Lot# 3509 , Projectile Points and tool This is a selection from the historic Lot# 3514 , c2004 Replica Ancient Wigwam collection of Fernley, Nevada Lovelock Cave Decoy, Signed by in a 16 in. X 20 in. walnut frame. This Artist Tule duck with reed mat. Signed frame of 26 points is unique in that it by Steve Allely 9-15-’04. Has white has several beautiful chert bi-facials. feathers. Approx. 12” L x 5.5” w. In One 2 1/2 in. chert piece has striking 1924 a team of scientists working on an color. A smaller one is a completed archaeological excavation in Lovelock projectile point in chert that does not Cave Nevada. They unearthed a basket follow the Great Basin design patterns. cache containing what are probably Several more are of obsidian that are the oldest Native American decoys found in North America. A total of either incomplete, broken, or of a much earlier style or pre-projectile thirteen decoys were discovered in the cache made from tule rushes, at 12000 yrs. Before Present. The completed pieces are mostly Desert which were cleverly painted and feathered to represent canvasback series 500-1000 yrs. B.P. or Martis series points 1000-4000 yrs. B.P. drake ducks. The find was carbon dated at approx. 200 years BC. The There is a white stone tool thought to be an awl. See photo for greater replica is made to represent the originals as closely as possible. This detail. Est. $300-500 HWAC# 87719 is a beautiful replica. The Wigwam Restaurant in Fernley, NV was a long time gathering place for members of the Paiute Tribe hosted by Lot# 3510 , Projectile Points and their friends Mary and Moe Royels and featured a Great Basin Native tools This frame is 16 in. X 20 in. with Americana museum which is presented in this auction. This is from approx. 45 pieces of obsidian, chert, or the historic Wigwam Collection. Est. $300-500 HWAC# 85978 basalt points and tools. The projectile points are Desert series, Martis series Lot# 3515 , Repro Points and and Elko series points 0-4000 yrs ago. Needles (12) 12 nice repros by Kay All are small game points. There are Johnson and Dennis Compston. 6 three sea shells and one drill point as needles, 6 points. Est. $300-500 HWAC# 87622 well. See the photo for greater detail. Est. $300-500 HWAC# 87714 Lot# 3516 , Repro Points by Steve Alley (7) 7 repros by Steve Alley. 5 Lot# 3511 , Projectile Points, bird points, 1 black spear head, 1 white bird points and beads This collection of comb Est. $300-600 HWAC# 87877 bird points and chips is from the Great Basin of Nevada. in a 16 in. X 20 in. oak frame. There is a total of 28 and chips of obsidian, white quartz, and chert, along with 7 mission beads and one abalone bead from California. THe points are Lot# 3517 , Reproduction Points thought to be from the Elko series by Steve Alley Est. $300-500 HWAC# period 1500-3500 Before Present; 7772 Cottonwood sereis 0-1000 yrs. B.P.; and Humboldt series concave 4500- 6000 yrs. B.P. See the photos for Lot# 3518 , Reproduction Scraper greater details. Est. $300-500 HWAC# 87766 by Steve Allely Brown with black accents repro scraper by Steve Allely. Lot# 3512 , 1920 14.25” in hinged display case Est. Rattle (Paiute) $400-800 HWAC# 87749 Antelope Hooves Rattle by Katherine Northrup (Nixon Paiute). Tiny black beads & red beads. Sinew in rattle. Lot# 3519 , Rogue River and Folsom Approx. 12.5” length. Points (7) Includes 5 Rogue River Attributed to ND. Points and 2 Folsom Points, Gifted to From the Wigwam Wigwam from Jim Santini. In case Est. Collection. Est. $120- $150-250 HWAC# 87666 200 HWAC# 85938 182 March 2019

DAY 3 Saturday, March 9 Native Americana / Artifacts Lot# 3520 , Scraper tools and Lot# 3526 , Stone Axe Heads (2) Grey Projectile Points This large specimen rock axe head 6x3”. Partial granite axe mount box contains 40 pieces of head 3.25x2.5”. Traded to the collector, projectile points, crescent scrapers, and fragments that show some likely not Great Basin Est. $150-200 type of human handling by impact or strike shaping. Several projectile HWAC# 90251 points are obsidian of the Martis series period 1500-3500 yrs. ago while other specimens are crude tools. Specimens of basalt, obsidian, rhyolite, chert and agate are present. See the photo for detail. Est. $300-500 HWAC# 90289 Lot# 3521 , cTurn of 20th Century Seneca Style Lot# 3527 , Stone Grinding Tools Trade Ax (old) Hand made turn of the century. Animal (10) 10 assorted mostly grinding fur trim, deer dewclaws, feathers recently added stones. 2.75-6.5” long Est. $100-200 & commercially dyed. Autokee Trading Company, HWAC# 98031 Certificate of Authenticity enclosed. 7” x 17.75”. Est. $300-500 HWAC# 87829 Lot# 3528 , Stone Hand Tool Collection (19) 19 stone hand tools, mostly with cut edges. 1.5-8” Est. $200-400 HWAC# 98055 Lot# 3522 , Shell Beads and Tools Lot# 3529 , Stone Hand Tools (8) 8 This is a selection from the historic stone hand tools with signs of notched Wigwam collection of Fernley, Nevada handiwork Est. $500-1000 HWAC# in a 16 in. X 20 in. walnut frame. This frame is intriguing because it does not 98056 contain projectile points or bi-facials. It Lot# 3530 , Stone Phallus Stone contains two tools; one polished bone phallus. Unusual item. 4” Est. $500- sharpened to a point, and the other tool 1000 HWAC# 87866 is approx. 5 in. long with a bone point fastened with a twine top and bottom. This may be a bead drill. There is an attractive sea shell necklace (in length). There are 12 drilled large beads, 2 drilled nuts or shells, one bone joint incise carved with two grooves and drilled from one end, purpose unknown. The last item is a friction fire starter approx. 12 in in length and the end is charred. See Lot# 3531 , Stone Points, Awls, photo for details. Est. $200-400 HWAC# 87769 Shell Beads Approx 40 points and 10 shell beads. Obsidian and quartz. Lot# 3523 , Small Stone Carved Frame 16x20”. This is from the historic Items (4) 2” brown pot with loose lid, Wigwam Collection. Est. $200-400 1.25” blue bead, 1.25” carved walnut?, HWAC# 87776 4.25” carved bowl with A mark on bottom. This is from the historic Wigwam Collection. Est. $80-120 HWAC# 90616 Lot# 3532 , Stone Tool Heads (Ax) Lot# 3524 , Stone & Obsidian Points 5.5” x 3”. Only the head of the ax in this & Tools This is a selection from the lot. It is smooth black stone. There is no historic Wigwam collection of Fernley, ax handle included. It’s very old from Nevada in a 16 in. X 20 in. walnut stained the Pacific Coast, possibly Washington frame. There are approx. 50 pieces or Oregon(?) Est. $120-200 HWAC# to this frame of shells and projectile 98000 points. There are 4 shell beads and the remaining 48 projectile points or flakes are made of either obsidian , red chert, moss agate, or white stone all Lot# 3533 , Stone Tools (2) Unusual are of Great Basin in origin. There are Desert series side notch points reddish brown tool with drilled hole 500-1000 yr. Before Present; Martis series 2000-4000 yrs. Before and scored lines, 5.25x3.25”. Dark Present; and Humbolt concave series 3000-6000 yrs. Before Present. granite with flat bottom 3.75x9” Est. $300-500 HWAC# 98058 Est. $300-500 HWAC# 87726 Lot# 3534 , Stray Stone Shards Lot# 3525 , Stone Arrow Straightener Approx 20 stone shards, best one is obsidian 5.5x4.5” Est. $50-100 HWAC# and Fishing Sinker Arrow straightener 90256 matatte stone, 4x3”. Great Basin sinker stone with 2 notches, 3.5x2.5” Est. $150-200 HWAC# 90250 Bid online at FHWAC.com or call 775-851-1859 183

DAY 3 Saturday, March 9 Native Americana / Artifacts Lot# 3535 , Tall Beaded Bottle (Paiute) Contemporary green, orange and multicolored beads, by artist Maggie Houton. 3.75” x 18”. Tapers from base to top. Beautiful piece. From the Historic Wigwam Collection of Fernley, Nevada. Est. $200- 400 HWAC# 87862 Lot# 3538 , c20th Century Tomahawk Handmade tomahawk, tightly beaded with blue, red, and clear beads and fringes of buckskin. Approx. 23”L., and the fringes are approx. 12”L. The Great Basin Culture Area includes the high desert regions between the Sierra Nevada and the Rocky Mountains. It is bounded on the north by the Columbia Plateau and on the south by the Colorado Plateau. It includes southern Oregon and Idaho, a small portion of southwestern Montana, western Wyoming, eastern California, all of Nevada and Utah, a portion of northern Arizona, and most of western Colorado. Est. $700-1500 HWAC# 88548 Lot# 3539 , Tomahawk of the Lot# 3536 , Tall Beaded bottle with lid (Paiute) Trade Ax Style Rare. Museum quality. This light blue with orange and yellow zig zag design. tomahawk from the By Maggie Aouton. 3.5” w. at base tapers to 1.5”at Wigwam collection top, x 18.75” length. From the Historic Wigwam Collection of Nevada. Est. $200-300 HWAC# 87833 came to the collection without history, as do many artifacts. It is of the Trade Ax style, marked with an interlocking “JR” in a circle on one face. It is similar to, and almost exactly the same as an ax found in Mark Miller’s excellent web site furtradetomahawks.com under the Missouri Wars section. It is also the same as an approximate 1665-1675 ax that is illustrated by Nicholas (“Codex Canadensis and the Writings of Louis Nicholas….1700) as also shown by Miller. A search through the standard treatise American Indian Tomahawks by Harold Peterson, 1971, does not show this maker’s mark. Peterson does list two Lot# 3537 , Tall Beaded Bottle with possible makers with these same initials: Johnson, Reynaldo (1808) or J. Rose & Son (1806), but neither of these are notated by initials, rather lid (Paiute) White and blue design 2.5” at base x 1.25” at top, 14” length. Est. $150- they are shown as known makers with unknown marks. (pp48-50). 250 HWAC# 87832 Has decorative handle of buckskin, the handles also has decoration that has been removed from the handle. Length is 2’ & ax head is 7”. Est. $1000-2000 HWAC# 88551 Lot# 3540 , U.S. Indian Service button Obsidian Points This is a selection from the historic Wigwam collection of Fernley, Nevada in a 16 in. X 20 in. walnut frame. There are 28 projectile points mostly obsidian along with 7 drilled shell beads. There is a U.S. Indian Services button 7/8 in. diameter and one US 3 cent piece. The projectile points very in size from 1/2 in. to 3 in. in length. Most are bird points and vary from the Pinto series 4000 yrs. Before Present; Desert series side notch 500-1000 yrs. Before Present; and Martis series 3000 yrs. Before Present. Five pieces appear to be early Great Basin pre-projectile point culture bi-facials 10000-12000 yrs. Before Present. See photo for details. Est. $300-500 HWAC# 87765 184 March 2019

DAY 3 Saturday, March 9 Native Americana / Pipes Lot# 3541 , Unusual Obsidian and Lot# 3545 , South Dakota c1900’s Stone Points, Tools This is a selection Sioux Beaded Red Clay Pipe with from the historic Wigwam collection Beaded Handle The red clay pipe is of Fernley, Nevada in a 16 in. X 20 in. handmade. the bowl is 4.25” length, walnut frame. There are approx. 62 the stem is 11”length. Contemporary pieces and one Monarch Butterfly. All beautiful bead work on pipe & matching projectile points are of Great Basin bag. This was hand made by a Sioux Native American, (descendant of origin. The projectile points are small Spotted Elk) The bag is made of smoked buckskin. The bag is 18” bag obsidian bird points, chert projectile with fringe is 25” length. Gently used. From the Salvatore Falcone points, a carnelian projectile point, Collection. Est. $300-700 HWAC# 91166 one point is of rhyolite, two pieces of petrified wood, several dog or coyote teeth. The rhyolite piece is of Lot# 3546 , Big Horn Sheep Clay the Martis series, the obsidian and chert is of the Desert series, and Pipe Red clay big horn sheep? bowl. one obsidian point is of the Cottonwood series. See photo for details. Appears unused. Brown wood stem with rabbit fur, buckskin and bead trim. 21.5”. Nice display piece. Est. $300- 600 HWAC# 90633 Est. $300-500 HWAC# 87777 Lot# 3547 , Clay Fish Pipe and Lot# 3542 , Unusual Stone points, Carved Adornment Old carved clay bird points This is a selection from fish pipe with tail repair, 3x5.5”. Nice the historic Wigwam collection of black oval clothing adornment with 3 Fernley, Nevada in a 16 in. X 20 in. drilled holes. 2x5.5”, possible Mid West walnut frame. This frame of 23 pieces is origin Est. $150-200 HWAC# 98010 unique because it contains a columnar strip of basalt, used to make projectile points and only available from the Virginia Range in the Great Basin. The arrangement also contains two small bird points; one of banded obsidian that is beautiful and another that is mostly clear. Most of the specimens are of the Desert series 500- Lot# 3548 , Large Pipe Native 1000 yrs. Before Present; the Martis series 1500-4000 yrs. B.P., several American Native American Made Elko series points 2000-4000 yrs. B.P., and several small Humboldt Pipestone with hardwood pipestem. concave series points 3000-4000 yrs. B.P. There is one Martis point Made of high grade hardwood & ready made of chert that is perfect at 4 in. in length. The frame also contains to use. Does not appear to have been one bone point (or antler tip) and one drilled shell bead. See photos used. On pipestone is a piece of abalone on-line for greater detail. Est. $300-500 HWAC# 87720 1.5” x .75”. There is a turtle affixed at end of stem. Made from genuine red pipestone or “Catlinite,” this Lot# 3543 , variety of Projectile authentic pipestone is expertly hand carved.There is very fine copper Points and iron point This is a threading at base of bowl. Est. $300-500 HWAC# 87864 selection from the historic Wigwam collection of Fernley, Nevada in a 16 Lot# 3549 , Miniature Beaded in. X 20 in. walnut frame. This frame Catlinite Pipe Orange and blue beads. contains a wide variety of points at 27 Bowl 2”, stem 5.25” Est. $200-300 count. One point is of iron and thought HWAC# 87845 to have been traded into the Great Basin from the East. There are three black basalt points and numerous black obsidian points ; one very rare green basalt bird point probably traded into the area, as well as one moss agate and one clear quartz point. The selection is dynamic. See the photo for better details. Est. $300-500 Lot# 3550 , Modern Beaded Handle HWAC# 87761 Pipe Brass bowl and blade with heart cutout. 2 large feathers. Turquoise, red Lot# 3544 , orange and yellow beads. Leather grip and Winnemucca Lake fringes. Appears unused. 19” Est. $300- Stone Points This 500 HWAC# 87859 is a selection from the historic Wigwam collection of Fernley, Nevada in a 16 in. X 20 in. walnut stained frame. This set of points are of black Lot# 3551 , Small Catlinite Pipe, basalt only. The Contemporary Pipe bowl is 4.75” x patterns are early 2.5” the Stem is 13” length, has wrap Great Basin and show wire. Approx. 1” wide. Est. $150-250 crude shaping. This HWAC# 87861 may be early styles for the Humboldt series 6000 yrs. Before Present. Est. $300-500 HWAC# 87718 Bid online at FHWAC.com or call 775-851-1859 185

DAY 3 Saturday, March 9 Native Americana / Dies Lot# 3552 , 1939 The Wig Wam Token Die Lot# 3557 Nixon, Nevada Baby Basket & 21mm THE WIG WAM/Grand Coulee/1939/ Moccasins By Artist, Violet Lowery. Nixon, The 8th Wonder of the World. Token die NW Nevada. Doll basket, buckskin covered Territorial Mint Historical Die Collection Est. unsmoked. 9.5” x 23” L x 8” H. Paiute $50-80 HWAC# 89164 Moccasins made of buckskin with dark blue & light blue beads with accent of yellow. These moccasins are made for a newborn. Beautifully soft and in excellent condition. 2.5” w. x 3.5” Attributed by ND. Est. $500- 1000 HWAC# 87539 Lot# 3553 , The Wig Wam Token Die 21mm THE WIG WAM/Located at/The 8th Wonder of the World. Token die NW Territorial Mint Historical Die Collection Est. $50-80 HWAC# 89166 Lot# 3558 Wadsworth, Nevada Native Lot# 3554 , Wigwam Token Die American Baby Cradle This baby cradle was made by Elmira Copeland, northern 19mm. WIGWAM/10. NW Territorial Historic Token Die Collection Est. $50- Paiute/Pitt River/Maidu Native American 100 HWAC# 89152 who lives on the Pyramid Lake Indian Reservation in Wadsworth Nevada. This beautiful cradle has bead work of red roses, blue background beads with green & black. Elmira Copeland is well known through out the area for her making of traditional buckskin and willow baby cradles and her beautiful bead work. This great baby cradle is 33.5” L. x 13.5” W. x 11.5” H. Est. $500-1000 HWAC# 87549 Lot# 3555 , Arizona Apache Baby Basket Small size baby basket. This baby basket has been used, some beading on edges are missing. Back of cover is torn. Please inspect. 22” x 10” x 10”. Est. $100-150 HWAC# 64478 Lot# 3556 McDermitt, Nevada Baby Basket (Paiute/ Shoshone) Smoked buckskin covered. Made in McDermitt, Nevada. Arms outside attached. Boy bead pattern. Full size, Lot# 3559 , Nevada Baby Basket 32.5”L. x 12.5” W. x 13.5” H. by Elmira Copeland (Paiute) Attributed by N.D. Est. $500- Contemporary baby basket by Elmira 1000 HWAC# 87533 Copeland. Klamath/Modoc. Avis Dunn Nixon, Paiute Willow work. 35” L. x 14” W. x 12” H. This is from the historic Wigwam Collection. Est. $500-1000 HWAC# 87543 186 March 2019

DAY 3 Saturday, March 9 Native Americana / Baby Baskets Lot# 3560 , Nevada Baby Basket with Doll and Lot# 3565 , Nevada Violet Lowery Moccasins Buckskin, model size with baby doll Baby Basket Violet Lowery is the artist & moccasins. Beautiful bead work & fringe. 19” from Nixon, Nevada & is Paiute Native L. x 8”W. x 7.5” H. The Wigwam Restaurant in American. This beautiful buckskin Fernley, NV was a long time gathering place for baby basket has shells attached & soft members of the Paiute Tribe hosted by their animal fur for the baby to keep warm. friends Mary and Moe Royels and featured a The bead work is yellow, blue, white & Great Basin Native Americana museum which orange 27.5” L. x 10” W. x 10” H. Est. is presented in this auction. This is from the $500-1000 HWAC# 87536 historic Wigwam Collection. Est. $500-1000 HWAC# 87537 Lot# 3561 , Nevada c1900’s Contemporary Doll Basket Paiute/Shoshone doll basket with doll. Beautiful zig zag bead work for a female, possibly of McDemitt, NV origin. Made of smoked buckskin. 5.5” w. x 13.5” L. Description attributed to ND. This is from the historic Wigwam Collection. Est. $200-400 HWAC# 87559 Lot# 3562 , Nevada c1940’s Doll Basket 24” with a doll tucked in. No bead work, smoked buckskin.This Lot# 3566 , Baby Basket Laverne (Sage) has a girl design. From the Moe & Mary, Wigwam Dunn. Nixon Paiute. 37.5” L. x 14” W. x 12.5” collection of Fernley, Nevada. Est. $120-200 HWAC# H. Est. $500-1000 HWAC# 87538 87535 Lot# 3563 , Nevada Mamie Nez - Kayes Baby Basket By Artist Mamie Nez-Kayes, Nixon Paiute Tribe of Northern Nevada. Full size contemporary baby basket made of buckskin, arms are attached to the inside. This is a boy’s basket. The artist smoked this buckskin. She constructed it but didn’t do the weaving. Bought from Hattie (sister). Hattie Lowery did the weaving. This was made for a baby with the name of Jackson. Probably Jackson family of Pyramid Lake. Attributed by Lot# 3567 , Baby Basket (Paiute-Style N.D. 14” x 39” x 13”. Est. $500-1000 HWAC# 87546 Basket for Newborns) Contemporary, wrapped in buckskin with beaded design. Red, white, purple & blue beading. 34”L x 13”W. 13” H. The Wigwam Restaurant in Fernley, NV was a long time gathering place for members of the Paiute Tribe hosted by their friends Mary and Moe Lot# 3564 , Nevada Native American Baby Royels and featured a Great Basin Native Basket Contemporary Baby Basket with fringe Americana museum which is presented & beads. Made of buckskin, primarily blue & red in this auction. This is from the historic beads.This is a fairly large baby basket (maybe Wigwam Collection. Est. $500-1000 could be used for a big baby boy?) Great to HWAC# 87541 display in any home. 36.5”L. x 13.5”W x 14” H. Est. $500-1000 HWAC# 87544 Bid online at FHWAC.com or call 775-851-1859 187

DAY 3 Saturday, March 9 Native Americana / Baby Baskets Lot# 3568 , Baby Basket (Paiute) Lot# 3571 , Doll on Doll Board Small beaded Contemporary beautiful beaded and doll board with baby inside. Hinged display fringed baby basket. 34” L. x 12” W x 11” H. wire on back. 11” x 7.5”x 8”. Est. $200-300 The Wigwam Restaurant in Fernley, NV was HWAC# 87856 a long time gathering place for members of the Paiute Tribe hosted by their friends Mary and Moe Royels and featured a Great Basin Native Americana museum which is presented in this auction. This is from the historic Wigwam Collection. Est. $500- 1000 HWAC# 87542 Lot# 3572 , Klamath Modoc Baby Basket Small baby basket with doll. Elmira Copeland. 16.5 L. x 7.5” W. x 5.5” H. Est. $500-1000 HWAC# 87540 Lot# 3569 , Baby Basket by Elmira Copeland Klamath/Modoc. 5 Roses design. Paiute Native American, full size baby basket, contemporary style. Indian tanned buckskin. Willow construction. 39.5” L. x 15.5” W. x 13.5” H. Attributed by ND. Est. $500-1000 HWAC# 87547 Lot# 3573 , Single Rose Baby Basket Elmira Copeland. 24.5” L. x 11” W. x 9.5” H. Est. $500-1000 HWAC# 87545 Lot# 3570 , Baby Basket with Doll Paiute-style boat basket for newborns with Native American Lot# 3574 , Small Baby Basket with Baby Doll. Very nice condition. 9” x 27”. Small baby basket with baby inside. Multi The Wigwam Restaurant in Fernley, color felt blanket. Hoop with unusual small NV was a long time gathering place hanging black dog. Hinged display stand for members of the Paiute Tribe on back. Commercially made curio. 13x6”. hosted by their friends Mary and This is from the historic Wigwam Collection. Moe Royels and featured a Great Est. $120-200 HWAC# 87840 Basin Native Americana museum which is presented in this auction. This is from the historic Wigwam Collection. Est. $500-1000 HWAC# 87548 Lot# 3575 , Western Mono Doll Basket Stand up stitch, sour berry twined, split sedge. Baby basket with doll. Red beads with red strap. 5.5” x 10.25”. Description attributed to ND. This is from the historic Wigwam Collection. Est. $100-200 HWAC# 87558 188 March 2019

DAY 4 Sunday, March 10 Native Americana / Pottery Lot# 4000 Arizona Lot# 4004 Hopi Pottery (Native Bowl Beautiful & old American) 4 Hopi Bowl. 6.75”h small pots & 1 x 5” opening at small figurine top, then gracefully Small Native graduates down. American pot Bottom is 2.25”. with signature at The Hopi pottery bottom reads “ TC tradition includes Dineh”2.75” x 3” some of the most round; 1 small pot signed G. bandiri Jenez(?) at bottom, 2” l x 2.5” iconic pieces in w.; 1 tiny pot with “A” inscribed at bottom .75” x .75” round; 1 small American Indian clay pot with WCOD(?) signed at bottom 2” l. x 3” round; 1 small little production. Dating Indian squaw baby 3.5” h x 4”w. Miniature Jenez Pueblo. Est. $200- back through the last 300 HWAC# 90700 millennium, it comes from the Hopi Native Lot# 4001 Georgia Americans, whose Ch attah ooc h e e origins can be traced Region Figural to their pueblo in the American Southwest. Hopi potters created Clay Pot Bradley remarkably durable pieces, their strength reinforced by the inclusion, col l ect ion. in some cases, of smashed pottery shards into their clay mixture. Original clay pot, This piece has been repaired. Pieces of this age are not signed. Exact approximately 6 date unknown, possibly mid-1800’s. Has one lip chip (.5”). From the inches diameter and Historic Wigwam Collection of Fernley, Nevada. Est. $1500-3000 tall, with a three- HWAC# 88000 dimensional face of an unknown animal Lot# 4005 c1860 Acoma Pottery Rare. protruding from the Antique pottery. Acoma polychrome pot with an open pottery is created when 3 or more mouth as a pour mineral colors slips are used to decorate a hand built ceramic. The spot. This is the only base color of the pot sometimes is thought of as the third color. The complete pot in the slip may be painted directly on the pottery surface, or may be used on Bradley collection, the raised carved surface, or may be used to color an “incised” or the and exactly where she bottom of a carved surface. This piece is 6” w. x 4.5” h. Unsigned. Is very found it is unknown. old pottery, has been repaired. 3 small chips in lip, paint fading. Please It resembles many of inspect. From the Historic Wigwam Collection of Fernley, Nevada. the clay pot shards that Mrs. Bradley picked up over the years in the Est. $1500-3000 HWAC# 88001 Chattahoochee region near Roswell. This is an important pot, figural, complete, with minor damage, as expected. It was a prized piece in the Lot# 4006 Brown Water Jug Brown Bradley collection. Est. $800-2000 HWAC# 51069 water jug with 4 dark brown accent stripes and 2 woven side handles. Some damage to Lot# 4002 Nevada spout and handles. Est. $400-600 HWAC# Pottery (2 small 85974 Native American Pots) 2 small clay pots in this lot. One is a water jug & the other is a pot. Pot is 1.5” l. x 2.5” round; the jug is approx 1” l. x 1.5” w. From the Lot# 4007 Casa Grandes Pot, Miguel Wigwam collection Bugarini Large polychrome figural Casa of Fernley Nevada Grandes pot of Mata Ortiz signed by Est. $100-200 HWAC# 90701 Miguel Bugarini, a well known master of large pots. 18” tall, 18” diameter. Nearly Lot# 4003 New Mexico unoticeable crack from top down at least 4”. Santa Clara Blackware Pot Nonetheless, this pot is a beautiful work of This is a beautiful piece of art. Est. $300-500 HWAC# 90962 Santa Clara Pueblo blackware pottery from New Mexico. The piece has a triangular shaped opening with softly shaped triangular sides and each with Lot# 4008 Hand Painted Native a recessed butterfly pattern. America Themed Bowl 20th Century The top opening at its widest hand painted bowl with a Native point is about 3” and is just American in a canoe and deer. Japanese under 4 ¼” tall. it is a signed origin. 8”. Mackie Collection. Est. $60- piece by the Valarde family 80 HWAC# 81565 and first name looks to be Tricia. Est. $300-700 HWAC# 90695 Bid online at FHWAC.com or call 775-851-1859 189

DAY 4 Sunday, March 10 Native Americana / Pottery Lot# 4009 Hopi Pot by Elton Lot# 4016 Arizona Papago Platters Wampeyo Brown pot with oval (2) and Lidded Small Basket opening. Signed on bottom by Elton Contemporary Papago, split stitch, Wampeyo. Wear along rim. 4.5x4.75” made of bear grass. Baskets include Est. $60-100 HWAC# 90622 small & medium platters & one lidded basket. Platter is 8.75”diam. x 1.5” h.; Small basket with lid approx. 2.25”h x flares to 5” diam., lid is 3” round. The Papago are a Native American people of southern Arizona and northern Sonora. From the Historic Mary & Moe Royels Lot# 4010 Small Pot by Grace Wigwam Collection of Fernley, Nevada. Flower Small but dense pot signed on Est. $150-200 HWAC# 87563 bottom by Grace Mediune Flower and Camilo Lafaya. 4” wide Est. $100-150 Lot# 4017 Arizona Two Akimel HWAC# 90626 O’odham Baskets Two Akimel O’odham (Pima) baskets: 1) Tray, step design, 2” x 11.5” diameter. 2) Basket tray, radiating line design, 3” x 11” diameter. Both in very good condition. Est. $350-450 HWAC# 54853 Lot# 4011 Small Pot by Luly Avezada Lot# 4018 Mono Lake, California Tan bowl with brown and rust pattern. c1930 Paiute Beaded Small Basket Some exterior light scuffing. 4x5”. Est. Green, coral, red, white & blue Paiute $60-100 HWAC# 90618 willow 1 stick gift beaded basket. Nice arrow pattern. 1.75x3.25”. Description attributed by ND. From the Wigwam Collection. Est. $300-500 HWAC# 85976 Lot# 4012 Alaska Haida Storage Lot# 4019 San Francisco, California Basket Very tightly woven. Has wear Field & Cole Curio, Indian Baskets etc, due to age, please inspect. Has lighter Business Cards (2) 2 different pictorial color brown with darker color accents; Field & Cole Curio Co, San Francisco, CA three color accents total . Approx. 6.” business cards. Dealers and importers diam. x 4.5” tall. Est. $200-400 HWAC# of Indian baskets, blankets, bead work 87572 and pottery. Reverses have birthday stones and The Birth of the Opal. Est. $100-200 HWAC# 88310 Lot# 4013 Arizona c1900-1910 Havasupai Basket Medium and dark brown twine construction from Grand Lot# 4020 Visalia-Fresno Area, Canyon area. Overall, this basket is in California c1960’s Western Mono very good condition and would make Storage Basket Storage Acorn Basket, a fine addition to any Western basket sour berry sticks, stand up stick basket, collection. 6.5” x 5”. Est. $200-400 open twine. White root (sedge root) is HWAC# 87578 horizontal twining, split red bud. 11” x Lot# 4014 Arizona c1800’s Miniature approx. 8”diam. rim. Attributed by ND. The Wigwam Restaurant in Fernley, Paiute Water Bottle “Tus” Red ocre, NV was a long time gathering place for pine pitched and rolled in dirt to seal. members of the Paiute Tribe hosted Minor damage on point. 6” x 3.25”. Est. $200-300 HWAC# 87573 by their friends Mary and Moe Royels and featured a Great Basin Native Americana museum which is presented in this auction. This is from the historic Wigwam Collection. Est. $300-500 HWAC# 85914 Lot# 4015 Arizona Navajo Wedding Lot# 4021 California Basket Medium Baskets Two Navajo wedding baskets: size basket approx. 7” diam. x 4.5”. This One is vintage and willow, tri-color, basket is from Northern California with the spirit trail. 11.25” diameter x Shasta/Klamath area, & is twined 2” h. This vintage basket is in very good construction. From Mary & Moe’s condition. The second one is made of Wigwam collection of Fernley, Nevada. yarn, tri-color, 4.5” diameter. The step Attributed by ND. Est. $400-800 designs are clouds or mountains, the red ring in the can be described HWAC# 85917 as a rainbow, and the center represents the beginning of life. The main feature of any wedding basket design is the symbolic pathway, adapted from the Navajo creation story. Est. $400-650 HWAC# 63872 190 March 2019

DAY 4 Sunday, March 10 Native Americana / Baskets Lot# 4022 California c1960’s Basket, Lot# 4027 California c1960s Pomo Western Mono Tribe Beautiful Baskets (2) Mini Pomo unscraped basket with Sour berry sticks & willow baskets. 5.25” diam. x 1.25” tall. sedge root twine & California Red Description attributed by ND. This is Bud. 11” x 8” diam. Attributed by from the historic Wigwam Collection. ND. From the Historic Moe & Mary’s Est. $100-200 HWAC# 85904 Wigwam Collection of Fernley, Nevada. Attributed by ND. Est. $300-400 HWAC# 85916 Lot# 4028 California Lot# 4023 California Burden Basket c1960-1970 Western Old burden basket from Klamath/ Mono Basket Approx. Modoc area of California. Has damage at 10”h. x 8.75” w. bottom, and rim. String Handles. Please Dark brown with Inspect. The Wigwam Restaurant in tan accents. Peeled Fernley, NV was a long time gathering split redbud open diagonally twined. Est. place for members of the Paiute Tribe $500-1000 HWAC# hosted by their friends Mary and Moe Royels and featured a Great Basin 87565 Native Americana museum which is presented in this auction. This is from the historic Wigwam Collection. Est. $100-200 HWAC# 85905 Lot# 4024 California c1920’s Maidu Oval Lot# 4029 California Basket Gorgeous open Yosemite Pine Needle oval design. Beautiful Basket Circa 1930’s willow or split maple pine needle basket, 3 stick foundation possibly with Anglo with looser stitch. influence from the Split California red yarn stitching. original bud. “Shelly’s Basket” label still attached. 5” inscribed on bottom. diameter. Est. $80-150 Nice condition. Approx. HWAC# 90728 9.75” x 7.5” x 3”. Description attributed by ND. This is from the historic Wigwam Collection. Est. $200-500 HWAC# 87555 Lot# 4025 California Lot# 4030 California c1909 Paiute Basket Yurok Woven Tray This vintage beautiful Woven 2 tone brown gift basket is from tray. 13” wide. Yurok Western Mono. Basket are native to Del Norte is 7.5” diam. x 5.25” and Humboldt counties, h. This basket is coil California on a 44-mile & tightly woven dyed stretch of the Klamath brackenfern which River. Est. $300-500 is sourced from he HWAC# 87854 Sierra Nevada Mts. In beautiful condition. This basket was made Lot# 4031 California/ by an elderly Native Nevada c1900’s American woman in Shoshone/Panamint Alturas, California Basket 3 stick & given to Bertie foundation. The Freeman-Clay in 1909. The Mono are divided into the Eastern Mono Panamint Indians and the Western Mono, roughly based on the Sierra crest. The Eastern inhabited the eastern Mono are also known as the Owens Valley Paiute. The Western Mono base of the Sierra Nevada traditionally lived in the south-central Sierra Nevada foothills. The & Coso mountains, western neighbors, the Yokuts, called them monachie meaning “fly Panamint Valley & East people” because fly larvae was their chief food staple and trading Nevada. The Panamint article. That led to the name Mono (Wikipedia). Est. $400-800 HWAC# used twining & coiling 87564 methods for their basketry. They were Lot# 4026 California Paiute made from strands or Miniature Beaded Baskets (2) wefts of willow, or more rarely, of sumac on shoots of willow. 4.5” x 2.75”. Coiling is one technique of basketry used by Native Americans Turquoise, black and white gift basket across North America. Coil baskets of different regions have various by Jennie Dick, Antelope Valley, CA. 1.5” styles of construction depending upon the materials used in the coil, x .75”. The smaller basket of Yellow, and the type of stitch used to fasten or interlock the coils together. This orange and blue beads was made by a Paiute, Rebecca Eagle .75” x .5” Est. basket is in beautiful condition. Est. $200-400 HWAC# 87575 $100-200 HWAC# 87808 Bid online at FHWAC.com or call 775-851-1859 191

DAY 4 Sunday, March 10 Native Americana / Baskets Lot# 4037 Mono Lake, Nevada Red & Black Beaded Paiute Basket Small red & black one stick willow beaded basket. 2x4” Beautiful workmanship. Description attributed by ND. From the Wigwam Collection. Est. $200-400 HWAC# 87836 Lot# 4038 Schurz, Nevada Paiute Beaded Zig Zag Basket by Betty Rogers Contemporary willow 1 stick foundation basket hand made by the late Lot# 4032 California/Nevada c1920-1921 Yokuts Woven Fish Trap, Betty Rogers of Schurz, Nevada, Walker River Native American Rare. Excavated from San Joaquin River. Gift from Reservation. Tightly woven Fred Whitman. Approx. 27” h. x 52” diam. The Wigwam Restaurant gap stitch zig zag pattern in Fernley, NV was a long time gathering place for members of the in beautiful condition. Paiute Tribe hosted by their friends Mary and Moe Royels and featured 5” x 2.5”. Description a Great Basin Native Americana museum which is presented in this attributed by ND. This is from the historic Wigwam Collection. Est. auction. this is from the historic Wigwam Collection. Est. $2000- $300-500 HWAC# 87825 3000 HWAC# 87529 Lot# 4039 Wadsworth, Nevada c1925- Lot# 4033 Foreign cPre-1900 Basket 1950 Pine Needle By artist Regina (Twined) Very early, pre-1900 basket with Phoenix of Wadsworth, Nevada. Basket many faded patterns. Fairly tight weave. Old made of Pine needles. This is an old patina. Unrecognizable museum tag attached. small oval shape Pine needle basket 6” diameter, 9-10” tall. Museum quality. This that looks like it has been used to keep basket is from a foreign nation. From the Mary needles and sewing materials inside. & Moe Wigwam Collection of Fernley, Nevada. Very nice patina due to age & very little Est. $200-400 HWAC# 85959 wear due to this basket probably being on display and/or light use. 5.5”x 4.5”x 2.5”. Est. $80-100 HWAC# 87567 Lot# 4040 Walker River, Nevada Paiute Beaded Bowl by Betty Rogers Lot# 4034 General Americana Pomo Style Replica Small Beaded Basket Small free color beaded bowl, white, black, red and orange beads. 2.5”. Coiled oval shaped basket with raffia. Description attributed by ND. This is Made to fashion Pomo style, but this from the historic Wigwam Collection. is a replica. Description attributed by Est. $100-200 HWAC# 85956 ND. This is from the historic Wigwam Collection. 6.5” x 2.5” x 1.5”. Est. $200- 400 HWAC# 85967 Lot# 4041 Yerington, Nevada 8 Mini Lot# 4035 Austin, Nevada c1930’s Baskets and Trays by Rosemary De Paiute Basket Paiute 3 stick Soto. 8 finely crafted mini horsehair trays and baskets by Rosemary De foundation sunburn willow with bird patterns. Lidded with bottle neck. Style Soto. The small scale details are very of Benton Paiute Reservation at Walker impressive. Betty married into a a River, NV. Description attributed by ND. Papago family and made these items in Est. $200-400 HWAC# 87557 the Papago style of using horsehair. Size range is 1-2”.Description attributed by ND. This is from the historic Wigwam Collection. Est. $600-1200 HWAC# 85935 Lot# 4036 Austin or Ely, Nevada c1930’s Shoshone Basket Wrap start, Lot# 4042 Yerington, Nevada 3 stick foundation, willow weave, Miniature Horsehair Beaded design is dyed willow. 4 winds pattern, Basket Made by Betty Rogers. stacked diamonds. Close gap stitch, non Beautiful horse hair beaded interlocking, design materials is dyed mini basket. Red, white, orange with walnut. Does have rim damage, and brown beads. Description please inspect. Attributed by ND. The attributed by ND. This is from Wigwam Restaurant in Fernley, NV the historic Wigwam Collection. was a long time gathering place for Est. $100-200 HWAC# 85943 members of the Paiute Tribe hosted by their friends Mary and Moe Royels and featured a Great Basin Native Americana museum which is presented in this auction. This is from the historic Wigwam Collection. Est. $400-800 HWAC# 90683 192 March 2019

The Three Ancient Great Basin Baskets Fred N. Holabird The three “ancient” baskets in this sale are from the approximate 15,000 years. Two important cataclysmic Great Basin Collection, on display in Fernley for decades. events took place over this time, with no noticeable The baskets were found above ground, without any events in between. The fist of the events, about 10,000 ash or soil contained. Two baskets are flat, believed to years BP but lasting for some time, perhaps a thousand have been used for cooking or for gambling games. The years, centered around Mt. Mazama where Crater Lake is burned spots present would indicate a form of cooking, today, and an associated explosion near Shasta, Califor- somewhat consistent with how pine nuts are roasted nia. This event caused the extinction of large animals today using a winnowing basket with coals on top of the and humans. The second event wasn’t until about 9000 nuts. The third basket is a classic bowl, also clearly used years later, when the Mono Basin blew up over several for cooking, with a period repair to the base because of hundred years, accompanied by explosions that created burns. Their construction is different from more mod- Soda Lake near Fallon and other events nearby. This ern baskets of the Great Basin, and the patina suggested event appears to have started about the time these bas- great age. In the interest of science, I carefully removed kets were made. 200mg of sample from the rim, removing a small portion The clear indication here is that the peoples that used from a section previously broken in antiquity. the baskets abandoned them and took flight, perhaps The sample was submitted to Beta Analytic Lab in concurrent with the first of the Mono eruptions. As such, Miami, Florida for radiocarbon dating, Feb. 6, 2019. they are a valuable part of history. Results were received Feb. 11, 2019. The calibration was BetaCal3.21; the HPD method: INTCAL 13. The materi- al tested was classified “plant material”, pretreated by acid/alkali/acid in the standard method. The results show the basket to be 930 +/- 30 BP. This equates to 1058AD-1118AD. (1088AD +/- 30 years) This is an important discovery. The now-famous duck decoys from the Lovelock Cave were radiocarbon dated in 1986 by Don Tuohy and Kyle Napton. They were found to be 2160 +/- 180 yrs BP. That equates to 141BC to 39AD. The duck decoys are 1100 years older than these three an- cient baskets. In this catalog are several es- says regarding Native cultures as well as an op/ed on the anthro- pological comparisons to geologic data for populations living within the Great Basin. The latter paper recites the geologic data of the major volcanic events of the last From USGS. Note the series of eruptions right after 1000 yrs before present. These ancient baskets appear to have been made just prior to the first of those explosions. 193

DAY 4 Sunday, March 10 Native Americana / Baskets Lot# 4043 Nevada Ancient Cooking Basket Large historical, possibly ancient, cooking basket. 15” diameter, 5” tall, 9” diameter bottom. Center coiled, heavily repaired by period use, heavily worn. ND thinks the same person that wove the basket did the repair. Appears to have pine pitch sealing the weaving. Broken rim all over, flat central 9” bottom. This is an absolutely fabulous piece. Clearly used for everyday cooking, not ceremonial. appears to be single rod construction, but the nature of the single rods (material) is not known. This piece, and its two companion flat cooking baskets are from the Great Basin Collection of Lot# 4045 Nevada Ancient Flat Basket Historic and possibly ancient baskets, points and art, on display on Main Street In Fernley, Nevada, flat cooking basket, 25” in diameter, with a large missing broken for about 50 years. Custom glass and wood case. Delicate. Found on section in bottom area of frame about 3 x 9”. Period repairs, typical, private property in northwestern Nevada about 50 years ago. Never according to ND. This is a center start coil, containing approximately been buried. Est. $5000-10000 HWAC# 91176 93 coils in what appears to be single rod construction. The repairs are remarkably well done, both in stitching and in rod replacement. There are no visible patterns, other than burn marks from charcoal. As told us by ND, charcoal was often placed on top of the goods cooked, and it was commonplace for coals to burn through the basket. The fame also contains three projectile points and a scraper. One of the projectile points is a reddish white chert. possibly from Steamboat or McDermitt. This is very clearly an abandoned cooking basket, not ceremonial, and shows no evidence of having been buried. Est. $3000-5000 HWAC# 91174 Lot# 4046 Nevada cabt. 1900 Basket (Old) from Washoe Tribe Beautiful basket, 12” dia. x 7.5” tall. Background color is light brown. There are accents of darker brown patterns. This unsigned basket, is identified as Washoe, based on style, quality, and design. The Washoe people are from Nevada & California. This basket will make a great addition to a collection of Native American baskets, or it would look beautiful in an arts & crafts, southwest, or mission style Lot# 4044 Nevada Ancient Flat Cooking Basket Framed, large 19.5” decor. There is a part of the rim missing (horizontally) approx. 17”. diameter flat cooking basket in a 24” frame. Companion piece found Please inspect. Est. $300-500 HWAC# 88559 with the other large flat cooking basket and conical cooking basket in this sale. This flat basket appears to have had the coils “sealed” by pine pitch. The edges are broken off all around, or showing period repairs. Lot# 4047 Nevada c1920’s Basket Period repairs also throughout central half. 12 projectile points (Paiute Vintage Paiute closed bowl surround the basket in the frame. On display (under glass), along with with shoulders containing a step the other two historical baskets, in Fernley, Nevada for approximately pattern done in an analine dye. The base is approx. 4” and rim opening fifty years. Est. $3000-5000 HWAC# 91175 is about 3 ¾”and sits at almost 2 ¾” tall.This is from the mid 1920’s. From Mina-Hawthorne-Benton region of Nevada. Est. $220-500 HWAC# 90677 194 March 2019

DAY 4 Sunday, March 10 Native Americana / Baskets Lot# 4048 Nevada c1920’s Basket Lot# 4055 Nevada Large Basket Large 23” (Paiute Seed/Storage Bottle) This round x 7” H. Vintage basket. Coil foundation, Paiute Seed Bottle incorporates a 1 stick, willow. Has leather handles(rawhide) sunburned willow pattern at about 2 ½” below the neck and circles & was used as a laundry basket. Has 6 designs the bottle. The neck also has a diagonal pattern of sunburned on upper portion of basket. This is unscraped willow. It has a slightly rounded base at 2 ½” and stands about 7 ½ willow. From the Mary & Moe’s Historic inches tall. Although a seed bottle, these pieces were often used as Wigwam Collection of Fernley, Nevada. a personal food storage bottle that could be filled with dried meats, Condition is good for age but the top of the berries or nuts to accommodate a hunter that might be out on a basket weave is beginning to unravel. Please hunt for a few days. The piece is in great condition and is from about inspect. Est. $400-800 HWAC# 87562 the mid 1920’s. From Mina-Hawthorne Benton Regions of Nevada. Est. $350-800 HWAC# 90674 Lot# 4056 Nevada Large Lidded Lot# 4049 Nevada c1920’s Basket Washoe Lazy Stitch Basket Nob on lip, 1 stick foundation, frail lid is 3 (Paiute) Vintage Paiute willow open stick. Gap stitch. Paiute constructed. bowl basket with dyed willow used on 7” hole, 12” diameter, 4” high. 9 whirling log symbols (6 around the basket sides & 3 on the base). Description attributed by ND. This is The base is 6h and top opening is 7 ¾h & is 2 ¾h high. from the historic Wigwam Collection. This basket is in beautiful condition. This is from the Mina-Hawthorne-Benton regions of Nevada. Est. $240-400 HWAC# 85966 Est. $450-850 HWAC# 90678 Lot# 4057 Nevada cearly 1900’s Large Paiute Laundry Basket and 2 Small Lot# 4050 Nevada c1920’s Basket Baskets 14” diameter, 6” tall, faded (Paiute) Vintage Paiute closed bowl dark line around entire basket. Washoe with shoulders containing a step style weave at start of base, utilitarian 1 pattern done in an analine dye. The base is about 4” & rim opening is stick willow foundation. Some damage about 3 ¾”. This is almost 2 ¾” tall. From the Mina-Hawthorne-Benton regions of Nevada. Est. $230-500 HWAC# 90679 to top rim, no left handle. The 2 smaller baskets are 5” x 4” x 1” and 3” x 2.5” Johnsville style pine needle basket. Lot# 4051 Nevada Basket (Southern Please inspect. Description attributed by ND. Est. $200-300 HWAC# Paiute) Lazy stitch weave willow coil 85960 basket from Southern Paiute tribe. Firm solid weave, 3 stick foundation. Faded Lot# 4058 Nevada Miniature Basket analine design. 8.5” x 5.25”. Beautiful by Jenny Dick Paiute blue, white and red condition. Description attributed by beaded basket by Jenny Dick. 1 willow ND. The Wigwam Restaurant in Fernley, stick construction, c. 1970’s to 1990’s. NV was a long time gathering place for Description attributed by ND. This is members of the Paiute Tribe hosted by from the historic Wigwam Collection. their friends Mary and Moe Royels and featured a Great Basin Native Est. $100-300 HWAC# 85945 Americana museum which is presented in this auction. This is from the historic Wigwam Collection. Est. $200-400 HWAC# 87576 Lot# 4052 Nevada c1920’s Basket Lot# 4059 Nevada c1925-1950 Paiute Basket Approx. 8” diam x 3.25”h. Coil for Cooking (Paiute) This basket weave, close stitch dash design. 3 stick is of closed twining with a three foundation, bracken fern minimal band design incorporating sunburned willow for the pattern design with light brown with dark color. Height is 5 ½ “ and opening is 7 ½”. This basket is from the brown accent. Description attributed mid 1920’s. From Mina-Hawthorne-Benton region of Nevada. Est. $450-1000 HWAC# 90675 by ND. Est. $400-800 HWAC# 87561 Lot# 4053 Nevada Brown Woven Lot# 4060 Nevada c1930 Paiute Basket Small basket in very nice Basket Tan with brown highlights. Nice condition. Well constructed. Unknown red bud construction coil gift basket. age, probably early 1920’s. Uncut Weaver is Doug Johnson. 9” diam. x 4” willow rods. Lazy Stitch but possibly h. From the Wigwam Collection. Est. not Native American made. 4.5” diam. $300-500 HWAC# 87826 x 2.5” h. Description attributed by ND. Est. $150-300 HWAC# 87827 Lot# 4054 Nevada c1850’s Gathering Lot# 4061 Nevada early 1900’s Paiute Basket (Vintage) Old basket made by Basket Southern Paiute Lazy Stitch. this Northern Nevada Paiute. This vintage basket was found by Freddy “The Bull” Davis Paiute is approx. 7” dia. x 2.5” tall. The in 1991. Blue & red weave around basket. 12” length x 11” opening at top. Est. $200-400 basket has patterns woven into it in HWAC# 85927 sunburnt willow. This basket will make a great addition to a collection of Native American baskets. The condition of this basket is good overall with a minor chip on the rim of the basket approx. 1” long. Please inspect. Est. $200-400 HWAC# 86863 Bid online at FHWAC.com or call 775-851-1859 195

DAY 4 Sunday, March 10 Native Americana / Baskets Lot# 4062 Nevada Paiute Basket Lot# 4069 Nevada Paiute Pitched Water Wrapped Jar Vintage Paiute basket Jug This beautifully preserved Tus is occur woven wrapped octagonal jar. Good red pitch stained weave with 2 shoulder condition but rim weaving broken. 6” handles. 10” in diameter. c. 1900. Est. x6.5” diameter. Est. $100-150 HWAC# $300-600 HWAC# 87814 54854 Lot# 4063 Nevada Paiute beaded Lot# 4070 Nevada Paiute Seed Basket by Jennie Dick Cute little Basket Southern Paiute seed basket. modern basket, 1.5 x 2”, made by Close twined and sturdy. 4 small holes Jenny Dick, round coil willow, 1 stick for carrying. height 7” x 4.5” diameter, foundation, fire color bead work. Very first quarter 20th century. Not pitched, sturdy little basket. From the Mary & used fro carrying pounded seeds when Moe Wigwam Collection of Fernley, traveling. Est. $150-250 HWAC# 87831 Nevada. Attributed by ND. Est. $100- 200 HWAC# 85944 Lot# 4071 Nevada Lot# 4064 Nevada Paiute Beaded c1920’s Paiute Washoe miniature Basket Beautiful beaded Basket Beautiful, tightly basket, tightly woven peyote stitch woven basket, (close with bright colors of cobalt blue, white stitch). Contemporary orange & yellow. By Jenny Dick, Paiute/ design, made for sale. Shoshone tribe of the Great Basin. Polychrome-Willow tan, 1.5” x 2.0 in. diameter. Est. $200-400 black bracken fern and HWAC# 87835 red bud. 6.75” diam. x 4.25” h. From the historic Wigwam collection of Lot# 4065 Nevada Paiute Boy’s Baby Fernley, Nevada. Est. Basket 37” long, full size, beaded $500-1000 HWAC# 87855 buckskin on twined willow. Baby moccasins tied on arm.Arms of shade (hood) attached inside, typical of Paiute. Maker unknown. Attribution Norm DeLorn (ND). Est. $300- 500 HWAC# 90799 Lot# 4072 Nevada Paiute Work Basket Shallow laundry basket. 19” Lot# 4066 Nevada c1920’s Diameter x 3.25” H. Oval shaped, coiled Paiute Doll Cradle Board This 1 stick basket using foundation willow. cradle board is vintage has open The Wigwam Restaurant in Fernley, twined throughout & covered in brain tanned rawhide with bead NV was a long time gathering place for work. Vintage patterned cloth & thread, zig-zag pattern would members of the Paiute Tribe hosted by indicate young girl’s cradle board. 12”L x 5 ¾” at its widest their friends Mary and Moe Royels and span. From the Mina-Hawthorne-Benton regions of Nevada. featured a Great Basin Native Americana museum which is presented Est. $250-450 HWAC# 90681 in this auction. Weave coming loose on top of basket. Please inspect. Est. $500-1000 HWAC# 87525 Lot# 4067 Nevada c1960- 1970’s Paiute Gathering Basket Lot# 4073 Nevada c1940’s Paiute/ Contemporary Paiute burden basket Shoshone Baskets (2) 1) Paiute that would be used for pine nuts. Lightly polychrome basket, 3.5” diam. x 2”tall, used, nice condition. Description one stick foundation, oval start,dyed attributed by ND. Est. $200-400 with walnut; 2) Paiute small, knotted HWAC# 85901 start, one stick willow foundation Ella Colla had many with this start. This is from the 1930’s or 1940’s. 2.5” x 1.5”. From the Wigwam Collection of Fernley Nevada. Est. $100-200 HWAC# 85922 Lot# 4068 Nevada c1920-30’s Paiute Panimint Basket w/ Lot# 4074 Nevada c1920 Paiute/Washoe Willow Lid Willow polychrome bird Seed Beater Twined seed beater made of willow pattern, analine dye. 3 stick with handle. Used for separating twigs & vines from willow. Lidded, very vivid color the seeds. Handle is damaged. 20.5” x 24”. From the on inside. A few stitches missing. Wigwam Collection of Fernley, Nevada. Est. $150- Hawthorne Mina region. 250 HWAC# 87821 Attributed by ND. This is from the historic Wigwam Collection. Est. $300-500 HWAC# 85902 196 March 2019

DAY 4 Sunday, March 10 Native Americana / Baskets Lot# 4075 Nevada Papago Horse Hair Lot# 4082 Nevada early 1900’s Small Basket Coiled horsehair basket, 2.5” Basket with Handle Light brown base diameter. ND attribution. Very tightly woven. with darker brown accent colors, with Est. $80-120 HWAC# 90729 dark brown handle. 5”w. x 7” tall, including handle. Has damage (unraveling) at upper rim area approx. 3” horizontally. Please inspect. Not Native American. From the Wigwam Collection. Est. $50-100 HWAC# 87569 Lot# 4076 Nevada Red, White & Lot# 4083 Nevada Small Owl Tray 4” Black Paiute Beaded Basket by diam. tray. Papago devil’s claw design, Bernadine Delorme Beautiful Nev- with a large owl in dark reed at center. sh-shone beaded one stick coiled Has slight unraveling of reed area at willow basket with mostly triangular edge of tray (only 1 stitch). Please motif. Masterfully created, approx. inspect. Attributed by ND. From the 2.25” diam. x 1.5” h. From the Wigwam Collection. Est. $80-100 Wigwam Collection of Fernley, Nevada. HWAC# 85963 Description attributed by ND. Est. Lot# 4077 Nevada c1925-1950 Shoshone Basket (Native American) Lot# 4084 Nevada Small Paiute Polychrome, oval basket, sturdy, tight Basket Small coil Paiute basket, 1.5” weave, nice condition. Analine dies, 3 x 1”. From the Wigwam Collection of stick foundation, coiled. Description Fernley, Nevada. Est. $80-100 HWAC# attributed by ND. Est. $400-800 87556 HWAC# 87566 Lot# 4078 Nevada 1900’s Shoshone Basket with Handle 1 stick foundation of willow with analine red, green and indigo. Close stitch pedestal basket. 4.5” dia. x 2.5” tall. 1 handle missing. Lot# 4085 Nevada 1900’s Vintage Description attributed by ND. This is Basket (Native American) 1 flat from the historic Wigwam Collection. basket 13” round x 2.75” H. Coil weave. The Wigwam Restaurant in Fernley, Est. $100-150 HWAC# 87574 NV was a long time gathering place for Lot# 4079 Nevada Shoshone members of the Paiute Tribe hosted by their friends Mary and Moe Royels Butterfly Basket Small Shoshone and featured a Great Basin Native coiled 3 stick foundation, polychrome Americana museum which is presented red bud and wolf moss dyed willow. in this auction. This basket is from Description attributed by ND. This is the historic Wigwam Collection. Est. from the historic Wigwam Collection. $100-200 HWAC# 87502 Est. $150-300 HWAC# 85921 Lot# 4086 Nevada c1920’s Vintage Basket (Paiute) This item is thought Lot# 4080 Nevada c1940 Shoshone to have either been made as a doll Close Stitch Basket Willow utility hat or cup. This has a single row of a dyed willow triangular pattern. basket. Darker brown faded diamonds From mid 1920’s. From Mina-Hawthorne-Benton regions of Nevada. designs on sides. Analine design, 1 stick Est. $100-300 HWAC# 90676 willow foundation. Approx 6 broken or missing stitches on rim. 3.3x7.5” Est. Lot# 4087 Nevada c1850’s $300-500 HWAC# 87822 Vintage Washoe Water Pack Basket “Tus” Camp size vintage red ocre color Lot# 4081 Nevada c1940’s Shoshone which is sacred. 20”H. x Coiled Lid Basket 3 stick foundation 12” diameter. Close twined willow coil basket with lid.5” x 3”. Analine willow, hemp handles. dyes inside. Needs careful washing. Minor rim damage, none Description attributed by ND. This is on point. Pitch covered for from the historic Wigwam Collection. water sealing is very old Est. $100-200 HWAC# 87812 and beginning to powder. Description attributed by ND. This is from the historic Wigwam Collection. Est. $800-1000 HWAC# 85900 Bid online at FHWAC.com or call 775-851-1859 197

DAY 4 Sunday, March 10 Native Americana / Baskets Lot# 4088 Nevada Washoe Gap Stitch Lot# 4094 Nevada c1920’s Woven Basket Round willow basket with gap Bottle (Paiute) This bottle is woven as stitching and 1 stick foundation. Light a free standing piece and not over an stitch loss to top 5 rows in a small area & existing bottle. It is woven willow incorporating sunburned willow for in small area around base. Please inspect. the design on the body of the bottle and the diagonal lines at the bottle From the Wigwam Collection. Est. $100- neck. A project like this could have taken up to 6 months to complete. The 200 HWAC# 87824 base is 3” in diameter, it is about 10 1/2” tall and the bottle neck is 2 ½” tall with about a 1 ½ opening. The bottle is in great condition and from Lot# 4089 Nevada Washoe Lazy about the mid 1920’s.From Mina-Hawthorne-Benton region of Nevada. Stitch Basket Lazy stitch, approx. 7” x Est. $450---$650 Reserved at $600 3” h. Nice condition. Harvesting willow, Est. $450-850 HWAC# 90680 sagebrush, tules, reeds, ferns, and other fibrous plants, the people who Lot# 4095 Other c1900’s Small Pine occupied the western Great Basin & Needle Basket Basket made of pine eastern Sierra Nevada mountains made needles, approx. 5” diam. x 3” tall. Dark clothes, mats, shoes, containers, nets, brown base with lighter brown rim. twine, tools, shelters, and such—items The needles/pine cones were used for that were light, easily transported, baskets & trays. The needles & bark & durable. Heavy pottery or bulky wooden items were not suited to were used for medicinal purposes. The this environment nor to the mobile lifestyle of the indigenous people. pitch or resin was used as a sealer. Not Description attributed by ND. This is from the historic Wigwam Collection. Native American, origin unknown. This is from the historic Wigwam Collection. Est. $200-400 HWAC# 87560 Est. $100-200 HWAC# 87577 Lot# 4090 Nevada c1970 Washoe Tray Washoe Tray, made by Rema John Lot# 4096 Utah Vintage Apache of Woodfords, Ca., with photo of her Jicarilla Basket Large vintage Apache- with the tray she made in 1970. Picture Jicarilla basket, tri-color--red, black, was taken July 20, 1986. Beautiful natural. 6” h x 15” diameter. Diamond condition. 9.50” diam. (plate size) designs. Excellent condition. Est. The basic design is a Washoe wrap $500-700 HWAC# 63874 start, 1 stick, gap stitch design with a fern root decoration on willow. Appears to be unused. Rema John was full blooded Washoe. This is Lot# 4097 Various States Lidded Pine a spectacular piece of true native Great Basin basketry. Attributed by Needle Basket by Regina Phoenix ND. Est. $120-300 HWAC# 85962 Nice tapered pine needle basket with lid. Lid has light blue beads. Ponderosa Lot# 4091 Nevada c1900 pine, sewn with raffia. 4x11.5” Est. Winnowing Basket Old Paiute $400-800 HWAC# 87816 basket 15.5” W. x 21.5” L, flour sifter “pine nuts?” Close Lot# 4098 Skokomish, Washington twined & willow split. From Washington Basket Tightly woven the historic Moe & Mary’s design with slight damage at top (the Wigwam collection of Fernley, loops), please inspect. Native American Nevada. Attributed by ND. Est. $200-300 HWAC# 85910 NW Skokomish basket with loops around the rim, 7” diam. x 7” h. Great example of very fine weave basket by Skokomish tribe of Washington State, light & dark brown tribal design. From Mary & Moe’s Historic Wigwam Collection of Fernley, Nevada. Est. $300-500 HWAC# 87571 Lot# 4099 xforeign c1900’s Woven Basket Small basket, light tan in Lot# 4092 Nevada c1900 Winnowing color, approx. 6.5” w. at largest point, 4.25” at rim x 5” h. Nice condition Basket Winnowing/harvest basket, but not Native American. Description 17.5” W. x 7” H. Open twine. Has been attributed by ND. This is from utilized. The basket has been burned the historic Wigwam Collection. in cooking process & repaired with Est. $150-250 HWAC# 87568 wild rose sticks. This basket is from the Mary & Moe Wigwam Collection of Fernley, Nevada. Attributed by ND. Est. $200-400 HWAC# 87551 Lot# 4100 zBali Miniature Bali Lot# 4093 Nevada c1950 Winnowing Beaded Basket White, purple and violet Italian cut beads. 1.25x1.75”. Basket (Shonone) Pitch is evident. Arrow and tear drop pattern. Beautiful Utilitarian extra support stick to craftsmanship, made in Indonesia. keep it more solid, open twine, all Description attributed by ND. Est. willow construction. Medium, 17.5”W. $100-200 HWAC# 87807 x 12.5”L. From the Moe & Mary’s Wigwam Collection of Fernley, Nevada. Attributed by ND. Est. $120- 200 HWAC# 85909 198 March 2019