The trunk was made by Steven Freede, The Trunk Shop, in Colorado, about 20 years ago.
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Ball-headed club Iroquois (Mohawk) Wood, ribbon, feather Length 52 x width 13.5 x cm 18th century Area of Origin: Great Lakes, Canada Belong... -
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James Julia Auction October 14th, 15th, & 16th Extraordinarily rare and important signed John Armstrong Kentucky pistol, believed to be ... -
The trunk was made by Steven Freede, The Trunk Shop, in Colorado, about 20 years ago. Photo supplied by Sharon Brimer. -
I have the privilege to know Bob Roller and would like to show five of his locks. From top to bottom and left to right Twigg Durs Egg, Durs ...
