- A gray cat slinks past a wooden house. There’s something a little intimidating attempting to describe.
Gunstock
Plain Indian gunstock circa 1850-1870. Material: Haft made of wood probably cotton wood or lenden wood with 5 original bras stacks on the upper part. Original hand forged blade marked “HB”, Hudson Bay Company (?). Perfect patina.
Lenght of the haft: 23,63 inches (60 cm).
Lenght of the blade: 38,10 inches
Provenance: Rosebud Indian reservation
Item code: GS01
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