Lakota Artifacts

HinTamaheca
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Lakota Artifacts Aug 23, 2009 19:45:03 GMT -6

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Saddle Bags - Lakota - circa 1877

Saddle Bags - Lakota

Saddle Blanket - Lakota

Woman's Leggings and Moccasins - Lakota

Woman's Leggings - Lakota - circa 1890

Woman's Leggings - Lakota - circa 1900

Woman's Leggings - Lakota

Cradle Board - Lakota

Cradle Board Cover - Lakota - circa 1880

Cradle Board Cover - Lakota

Woman's Dress - Lakota - circa 1880

Woman's Dress - Lakota

Girl's Dress - Lakota

Man's shirt - Lakota - circa 1880

Man's Shirt - Lakota - circa 1900

Man's Shirt - Lakota

Rawhide Box - Lakota

Possibles Bag - Lakota - circa 1875

Possibles Bag - Lakota - circa 1880

Possibles Bag - Lakota - circa 1885

Possibles Bag - Lakota - circa 1890

Possibles Bag - Lakota

Knife Sheath - Lakota

Knife and Sheath - Lakota

Knife Sheath - Lakota - circa 1865

Knife Sheath - Lakota - circa 1880

Knife Sheath - Lakota - circa 1890

Knife and Sheath - Lakota - circa 1890

Knife and Sheath - Lakota - circa 1900

Knife Sheath - Lakota - circa 1900

Man's Vest - Lakota

Man's Vest - Lakota - circa 1900

Horse Quirt - Lakota

Man's Rifle Scabbard - Lakota - circa 1880

Man's Rifle Scabbard - Lakota

Man's Bow Case and Quiver - Lakota

Woman's Strike-a-lite Pouch - Lakota - circa 1890

Woman's Awl Case - Lakota

Woman's Awl and Awl Case - Lakota

Woman's Awl Case - Lakota

Woman's Awl Cases - Lakota

Blanket Strip - Lakota - circa 1885

Blanket Strip - Lakota - circa 1890

Blanket Strip - Lakota - circa 1895

Blanket Strip - Lakota

Man's War Club - Lakota - circa 1880

Man's War Club - Lakota

Pipe Bag - Lakota - circa 1870

Pipe Bag - Lakota - circa 1880

Pipe Bag - Lakota - circa 1885

Pipe Bag - Lakota - circa 1890

Pipe Bag - Lakota - circa 1900

Pipe Bag - Lakota - circa 1915

Pipe Bag - Lakota

Feathered Headdress - Lakota

"Be good, be kind, help each other."
"Respect the ground, respect the drum, respect each other."
--Abe Conklin - Ponca/Osage, (1926-1995)

wolfgang911
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Lakota Artifacts Aug 24, 2009 9:31:36 GMT -6

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Post by wolfgang911 on Aug 24, 2009 9:31:36 GMT -6

hin what a work again, I hope you get paid for this

great

I know you allready have a lot of work with this but is it possible to specify more data, dates actually regarding if it was regalia worn in real life or ceremonies or made for trade at the forts, as for the vintage value... some just look too new and I wonder how much 'tourism' affected the style.

as for the knives.....

they look so bad, equal with the cheyenne artifacts ye no wonder some of the 7th shot themselves to be scalped with such blunt bad kitchen knives, ouch! ;D..; they never traded bowie?
I hope you answer as I try to revive indian interest around here, remember!

"indians? what indians? there are no indians left but me!"
tatanka yo tanka

HinTamaheca
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Lakota Artifacts Aug 24, 2009 13:22:39 GMT -6

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Aug 24, 2009 9:31:36 GMT -6 wolfgang911 said:

but is it possible to specify more data, dates actually regarding if it was regalia worn in real life or ceremonies or made for trade at the forts, as for the vintage value... some just look too new and I wonder how much 'tourism' affected the style.

As far as I know, all the artifacts posted were for personal use in "real life," not for trade.

As for regalia worn in "ceremonies," it would depend on the type of ceremony.

The items that do not have dates associated with them, are still late 1800s or early 1900s, but since the date collected was unknown, speculation and educated guesswork would be the best I could offer if you are interested in the date of a particular piece.

"Be good, be kind, help each other."
"Respect the ground, respect the drum, respect each other."
--Abe Conklin - Ponca/Osage, (1926-1995)

zekesgirl
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Lakota Artifacts Aug 24, 2009 14:04:41 GMT -6

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Post by zekesgirl on Aug 24, 2009 14:04:41 GMT -6

I want to thank you, Hin for posting these pictures here on this board. I do not know if you post to the Indian Board or not as I seldom visit there. Keeping up with two is enough. You have shown us show remarkable photos and I wanted to thank you.

Z-girl

HinTamaheca Full Member Experienced Posts: 107	Lakota Artifacts Aug 24, 2009 15:27:24 GMT -6 Quote Select Post Deselect Post Link to Post Member Give Gift Back to Top Post by HinTamaheca on Aug 24, 2009 15:27:24 GMT -6 Thanks for your kind words ZG. Its nice to have positive feedback.
	"Be good, be kind, help each other." "Respect the ground, respect the drum, respect each other." --Abe Conklin - Ponca/Osage, (1926-1995)

daughterofthehorse New Member Posts: 4	Lakota Artifacts May 15, 2011 11:51:13 GMT -6 Quote Select Post Deselect Post Link to Post Member Give Gift Back to Top Post by daughterofthehorse on May 15, 2011 11:51:13 GMT -6 Amazing collection. Thank you for posting the photos.
	Daughter of the Horse

Post by HinTamaheca on Aug 23, 2009 19:45:03 GMT -6

Post by wolfgang911 on Aug 24, 2009 9:31:36 GMT -6

Post by HinTamaheca on Aug 24, 2009 13:22:39 GMT -6

Post by zekesgirl on Aug 24, 2009 14:04:41 GMT -6

Post by HinTamaheca on Aug 24, 2009 15:27:24 GMT -6

Post by daughterofthehorse on May 15, 2011 11:51:13 GMT -6