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“Breastplate” is a warior's ornament for the upper torso, made of long tubes (called “hairpipes”) and various beads (metal, shell or glass), divided by thick leather spacers in a number of sections hanging down over torso to protect from injury. Breastplate is an item of medicine significance or an item that shows men's status.
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Central Plains Breastplate with Gorget (replica)

SKU: 4023.08.01

Historically accurate replica of a bone hairpipe breastplate with German silver gorget of the Indian Wars era (c. 1870s) made for me by brilliant American Plains artists Bill & Kathy Brewers. Not for sale.

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Shell hairpipe breastplate with Gorget (replica)

SKU: 4034.08.01

Historically accurate replica of a shell hairpipe breastplate with German silver gorget of the Indian Wars era (c. 1870s) made for me by prominent German Plains artist Norbert Kohlruss at Travels Far Trading. Not for sale.

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Comanche style Bone Hairpipe Breastplate with Gorget

SKU: 4036.08.01

Historically accurate replica of a Comanche bone hairpipe breastplate with German silver gorget of the Indian Wars era (c. 1850-60s) made for me by brilliant American Plains artists Bill & Kathy Brewers with a contribution of Norbert Kohlruss (German silver gorget). Not for sale.

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Central Plains style Bone Hairpipe Breastplate with Gorget

SKU: 4049.08.01

Historically accurate replica of a bone hairpipe breastplate with German silver gorget of the Indian Wars era (c. 1870s) made for me by brilliant American Plains artists Bill & Kathy Brewers. Not for sale.

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