April 1, 2024
NATIVE AMERICAN INDIAN BEADED SCALP LOCK SIOUX BEADWORK
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This Rare I mp ressive Native American Sioux Horsetail Scalp Lock that I got at the Native American Museum Auction. ..It was listed as a Sioux Horsehair Scalp Lock 1920's...It measures 24" long.. . It is sown and fulley wrapped with real sinew and it has Trade B eads sioux beaded around the top with some kind of real animal tooth or claw in between the beads. It has lots of patina . I believe this is one of the original dream catchers before the new kind that are out today.This is truly a rare find . You will not be disappointed in this wonderful collectable piece . It is much nicer then the pictures that my camera takes. It would look good hanging on the wall or in a display case..This is one of the rarest and most different Artifact that I have seen in a long time... THANKS FOR LOOKING AND PLEASE VIEW MY OTHER VINTAGE NATIVE AMERICAN INDIAN, NAVAJO, AND HOPI ITEMS LISTED... .. Please ask questions and look at the pictures for more details, as I am not an expert and all items are sold as bought at the Estate Auction. Thanks for looking, all sales are final so please ask questions and I will be happy to try and help. Paypal, money orders are only accepted and must be paid within 5 days. I only ship to the US, not including Hawaii or Canada, unless additional postage is paid and contact with me has been made first. I will be happy
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