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349A
$9,200.00

COMMANCHE BOW CASE AND QUIVER. A rare pre-reservation tanned hide bow case and quiver with a wide carrying strap. Decorated with hide fringe at the bottom of the strap and quiver, accompanied by a 4-foot long bow and 9 arrows, some with steel tips. Circa mid-19th century, accompanied by detailed history indicating it was first removed from a dead Comanche Indian by a Texas Ranger in 1856. In the early 1900s it was added to the Boy Ranger Museum in Fort Smith, Arkansas, later to another Fort Smith Museum, and later de-accessioned. A detailed portfolio with copies of old images shows interior of Boy Ranger Museum in 1947. A nice Commanche piece with good history. SIZE: Overall length with bow: 4 feet. CONDITION: Hide is very fragile and torn in certain areas. The bow shows some slight old cracks. 4-30258 JJK1 (6,500-8,500)


Auction: Firearms - Spring 2007
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