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SKU: 240212-078

Plains 19th Century Trade Tomahawk Axe Reproduction

$430.00

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Mid 20th Century

1.375" H x 22.75" L x 8" W + 15.5" L  Fringe

Hand Forged Axe Head has a Cross with Handle and Red Cloth with Bells
with Early Stroud and Tacks with Hide

In Very Good Condition

During the 19th century, the trade tomahawk evolved from a vital frontier survival tool into a deeply significant cultural and diplomatic object. Manufactured primarily by European and American blacksmiths to trade with Native American tribes for animal furs, these metal-headed axes completely replaced traditional stone and antler implements. By the 1800s, the design, distribution, and utility of these axes reached their historical peak before shifting toward industrial mass production around 1820.

Condition: Very Good

Tribe: Plains Indian

Year Range: 1950 - 1975

Region: Southwest

Dimensions: 1.38 in22.75 in8 in15.5 in

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