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Spirit of the West: Premier March Native American & Western Auction

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Join North American Auction Company on March 14th for our Spirit of the West: Premier Collector Native American & Western Auction. This is a wonderful collection of items including pieces from the C.M. Russell Museum Kleinschmidt, Bruce VanLandingham Sundog, Rockefeller, and other collections of items including Native American Beadwork and Weapons, Western History, D.F. Barry Photographs, along with the largest collection of Winold Reiss Calendars and Ephemera, fine Navajo Jewelry, American, and Luxury Jewelry. Visit Live.Naabid.com for more details or call 800-686-4216. North American Auction Company tucker@naabid.com
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Vintage Navajo Turquoise Mountain Bolo 1970's
Lot 662

Vintage Navajo Turquoise Mountain Bolo 1970's

Estimate: $750 - $1,000
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For your consideration is a Vintage Navajo Sterling Silver Bolo Tie with Turquoise Mountain Turquoise, circa 1970s. This impressive bolo tie features a wonderfully and professionally crafted sterling silver and Turquoise Mountain turquoise construction that shows a triangular shaped large cabochon slide, black braided leather chord with long silver tips with concho ball ends. The bolo tie originated in the American Southwest, evolving from Native American traditions in the 1930s, where Zuni, Hopi, and Navajo men used strings and shell clasps to fasten bandanas, Native American silversmiths crafted intricate versions, The name comes from the boleadora, a South American lasso, and it became a symbol of Western culture, officially recognized by Arizona, New Mexico, and Texas. This bolo tie is in very nice condition, braided leather chord is tight, sterling silver has rich patina throughout. Slide measures 1.625"W x 2.25"L, the bolo overall measures 21.5"L from the back of the strand to the tips, collective weight is 43.5gms.

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