Treasures from Pacific Shores: Numismatics, Mining, & Americana

Two bracelets: Zuni--one is turquoise, coral and lapis channel inlay in silver. The other is a Navajo bracelet, turquoise and coral chips set in silve

1) Extraordinary 28" long large raw turquoise stone (stones are approx 1" wide) necklace; four large brass, tube beads divide the stone se...

Morning star medallion necklace, beaded in black and orange. 4" diameter with beaded fringe, 2.5". Also a stick barrette of the Morning s...

Two 1.5" oval Malachite bolos, one .75" turquoise on 2" x 1.5" silver arrow head bolo. Nice group. Date: Location: HWAC# 6...

Lot of ten rings: six men's rings, two inlaid with stones, one with brown jasper stone, and two with turquoise stones, one with odd green stone ...

This group of approximately 25 points were hand selected by Mrs. Bradley for mounting. They include larger projectile points up to 3 1/2 inches, two d

Collection of stone items from the Bradley Junior collection of Roswell Georgia. Approximately three dozen stone pieces collected as Native American a

Three well worked, fine stone hammerheads from the Bradley, Junior collection, collected from the Chattahoochee River region near Roswell, Georgia abo

Projectiles, set 3, includes: Rhyolite "picture rock", dark carnelian agate, chert, moss agate, slate, obsidian, and more. Set also includ...

Scrapers, awls, blades, set 4, includes: jasper, silicified rhyolite, obsidian, moss agate, chalcedony, rose agate, chert, etc. Over 60 pieces. Nicely

Classic red cloth hangers and feathers, 8 inch metal blade. Please inspect. Date: Location: HWAC# 75226

Bamboo throwing spear, bamboo point held by woven top of spear. Bamboo shaft. Spear origin, unknown. Some bamboo-headed spears were used by the Semai

Bow is beautiful wood, with handle wrapped in buckskin. One quiver is old-fur covered with feathers and small bones attached. Included are two arrows

Seal skin mukluks with fur and leather soles and straps. Decorative ties. Well worn soles. Date: Location: Alaska HWAC# 37409

9.5 x 6.75" Pen writing on front, upper right: "Geronimo, the most murderous Indian (Apache) who ever raided settlers and settlements in A...

Very unusual rattlesnake skin Peace pipe, 19" long. Pipe is wood wrapped in rattlesnake skin, feather and rawhide with an antler mouthpiece. Th...

Bradley collection. Original clay pot, approximately 6 inches diameter and tall, with a three-dimensional face of an unknown animal protruding from th

Cherokee. Two reel-to-reel tapes of interviews between a Roswell Georgia researcher Mrs Bradley and Native Americans regarding their ancestry. Conte

Cherokee nation ephemera. Includes a number of books and publications on the history and craftsmanship of the Cherokee. Includes a large red Cherokee

Large collection of clay pot shards collected by Roswell Georgia Native American researcher Mrs. Albert T Bradley Junior along the banks of the Chatta