- A gray cat slinks past a wooden house. There’s something a little intimidating attempting to describe.
Gunstock
Gunstock – Lakota – consisting of a hand-forged iron blade, shaft in ash wood, or cotton wood, with decorative motifs engraved along the length of the shaft and , in the upper part, there is a small disk of mother-pearl. The handle is covered with fabric, probably muslin in cotton and linen and three feathers, two hawk bells and two ancient sewn thimbles are hanging, inside the thimbles there is small portion of trade cloth with glass beaded embroidery from Venice from 1800. Vintage.
Item code: GS05
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