Birch Bark Diorama

Birch Bark Diorama, Lodge with Male Indian with Fishing Rod, Female Indian etc… circa 1940's

TROUT DIORAMALate 19th/Early 20th CenturyFlattened trout with a fly in its mouth, set against a birch bark background. Purportedly the only fish caught by artist Robert Brackman.Framed 14.5” x 2

Four Native American Birch Bark ScrollsCirca 1900. Wiigwaasabakoon birch bark scrolls, Ojibwa (Anishinaabe) people of North America.Max L. 54 in.Provenance: A Michigan Collection, circa 1980. Private

contemporary cabinet with 5 adjustable shelves. 30" wide x 83" tall x 14" deep. Attributed to Adirondack furniture maker Brian Kelly.

structurally sound and in overall good condition. Hung for many years in a boat house on Upper St. Regis. Comes with hand carved paddle. Good patina, circa 1900.

11.6 Brand new mount awesome piece 5' Canoe with raccoons beaver Skunk red Fox & Squirrel

Ca. 1900, Northeast Woodlands incised birch handled log carrier depicting native winter scenes and a smoking rabbit. 20”H x 19.5”W x 15”D. Sussman Collection.

Great 13' birch bark Quebec Indian canoe with a plaque with Maher's name for Indians of Quebec. Has damage on the front (see photo). 13" wide, 12" tall, 32" deep.

70.26 Brand new mount includes Raccoon at the rudder , Opossum , Badger , Raccoon on the front paddle U Skunk navigating the river all full body Taxidermy Mounts

early 1900s. 31" wide. Nice display piece. Some repairs and damage to bark on both ends.

Birch bark canoe model with a painted star on the bow and stern. Finely constructed. Together with two pairs of carved canoe paddles. Early 20th century. Condition: Excellent original condition withou

David A. Footer (b. 1931) fish measures 25 1/4 in. long, plaque is 14 1/4 by 31 in. Inscribed on the back "8 3/4 lb brook trout caught by: Dale Farrell, Bolton, Mass., September 10th, 1997, Osprey Lak

Leaping Pickerel on Birch Bark Lawrence C. Irvine (1918-1998) Winthrop, ME 23 1/2 in. fish, 12 by 24 3/4 in. plaque Provenance: Private Collection, Maine

B.U. Hafeman.Fur Trade Birch Bark Canoe Model.c. 1960Â’s-70Â’s. Not signed or dated.Birch bark and natural wood material, paint, tar-sealed edges.Excellent condition.58” long x 9.5Â��

David A. Footer (b. 1931) fish is 13 in. long, plaque is 19 3/4 by 9 1/2 in. A taxidermy hanging brook trout on birch bark mount. Provenance: Dale W. Farrell Collection

67.38 Raccoon Skunk & Opossum floating down the river cute factor is HIGH

89.10 Cute factor is HIGH brand new mount

illustration art printed on canvas in oak frame. 14 1/2" x 21". Circa 1920's.

67.34 Brand new mount cute factor is HIGH

(2) Raccoons in a birch bark canoe taxidermy, from Saratoga, N.Y. estate, in nice condition, was on display in their Adirondack cabin, measures approx. 33" long.

Large old birch bark canoe model with quillwork embellishment, probably late 19th century. A few old glued repairs. L 36" W 10-1/4".

Box containing a Pair Northwest Gloves, Birch Bark Canoe, Single Sioux Moccasins, Northwest Bag, Parfleche Bag, Miniature Snow Shoe, 2 Horse Tails

67.39 Brand new mount cute factor is HIGH

21 1/2" x 7" Chippewa Birch Bark Moose call, designs cut in layers, circa 1900