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Central Plains style Bone Hairpipe Breastplate with Gorget

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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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Made by: Bill & Kathy Brewers (Indian Images)

Manufacture year: 208

Tribal style: Arapaho, Cheyenne, Lakota

Finishing: Natural patina

Metal: Brass

Number of rows: n-rows

Size type: Adjustable

Materilas: Bone hairpipe *, Braintan hide *, Hawk bells *, Metal beads *, Real sinew *, Trade silver *

Metacollcection: Plains

Collection: Central Plains

Insignia type: Breastplate

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