Rare Early 17th Century Axe Found in Indiana

She stands 9-1/4″ tall with paper covered wooden feet, a composite head and glass beads. She is wearing hand stitched cloths and blanket.

This 1920’s flapper style beaded necklace measures 16′ in length.

This near mint condition Keystone View Company stereo card features Sioux Indians in “full feather” leaving camp in Nebraska.

This is a very old Pre-Revolutionary War Era scrimshawed powder horn. It has the initials and date “PVD 1724” inscribed on the side as well as a naked woman. It is also decorated with copper stars and a cross. 1724 was the same year that Ben Franklin arrived in London.

Here is what was happening in the colonies in 1724:

http://nationalhumanitiescenter.org/pds/becomingamer/growth/text9/virginiaappraisal