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Lewis & Clark - 1998 Discovery Channel (1) [VHS] NEW
Jefferson's Louisiana Purchase sends the expedition West. The film also looks beyond its titular leaders to examine the personalities of their corps of soldiers, their boatmen, and the Indians they met and depended on, most notably their female Shosone guide, Sacagawea. Paid $26.00 2007 Sell for $16.00 shipping included for NEW tape.
Contact Information | $16.00 | | 5/23/2013 | Indian Sign Language - The best Sign Tapes available (3) [VHS] EXC. COND
Indian Sign Language - Tim McCoy (1) [VHS] EXC. COND --
McCoy was a decorated soldier during World War I (although not in combat or overseas) and again in World War II in Europe. At 28, he was reputed to be the youngest brigadier general in the history of the U.S. Army. McCoy was a renowned expert in Indian sign language and was named "High Eagle" by the Arapaho tribe of the Wind River reservation. ~~~~~
Indian Sign Language - General Hugh Scott (1) [VHS] EXC. COND --
General Hugh L. Scott began his military career as a Lieutenant in the US Cavalry, and by 1915 was promoted to Major General. Before mandatory retirement from military and civil service in 1917 at the age of 65, Scott served as interim Secretary of War on Woodrow Wilson's cabinet. Though officially retired, Scott remained extremely active in civil service and as a member of the Board of Indian Commissioners. He spent the remainder of his life studying, lecturing, and writing about Indian Sign Language. ~~~~~
Indian Sign Language - Larry Pendleton (1) [VHS] EXC. COND --
Who were the first people to sign in America? It may have been the native American Indians. Early explorers that discovered America came across native Americans communicating easily and freely in sign language. Why did the native Americans develop a sign language? Indian Sign Language, also known as Plains Sign Language, was developed by Indian society to meet a need for clear communication between tribes that spoke different languages. It had nothing whatsoever to do with hearing loss. It was used only by Indians in the Plains. ~~~~~
Paid $58.00 2007 for tapes alone. $35.00 includes shipping in lower 48 states - USA. (these have become hard to fine) $35.00 for the set.
Contact Information | $35.00 | | 5/23/2013 | Revolution (1) [VHS] EXC. COND
This period drama about the American Revolution has an overlay of rhetoric that thwarts the action, flattening out the story about a man and his loved ones caught up in the events of the time. Tom Dobb Al Pacino falls in love with Daisy McConnahay Nastassja Kinski, an aristocrat who deserts her class to fight alongside the rebels. Tom teaches his son Ned Dexter Fletcher everything he needs to learn, though the growing rebellion consumes most of his attention. Eventually, the Redcoats are mowed down in large battle scenes, as the ragtag Colonialists go to war. Paid $24.99 2006 for tape alone. $16.00 includes shipping in lower 48 states - USA.
Contact Information | $16.00 |  | 5/23/2013 | The Revolutionary War (2) [VHS] (1995) NEW
An excellant effort to portay the events and circumstances surrounding this period of American History. This 3 volume set is on par and I believe equivalent to the PBS Series titled Liberty. This production appears more focused on the military strategies and ensuing battles. Indeed, most of the historians interviewed for the series contain a sound military knowledge. Paid $39.99.00 2012 for tapes alone. $28.00 includes shipping in lower 48 states - USA. (these are becoming hard to fine) New never opened.
Contact Information | $28.00 |  | 5/23/2013 | When the Forest Ran Red (1) [VHS] NEW
The struggle between the British and French to control the land beyond the Appalachian Mountains triggered the French and Indian War in 1754. When the French built a chain of forts south from Lake Erie to what is now western Pennsylvania, a young George Washington served with British General Edward Braddock's army to repel them. This well-presented film carefully examines the horror that unfolded when the Anglo-American army was ambushed by the French and Indians south of Fort Duquesne. Paid $27.99 2012 for tape alone. $25.00 includes shipping in lower 48 states - USA. New never opened.
Contact Information | $25.00 |  | 5/23/2013 | CLA 2013 Auction, New Items
The 2013 CLA Auction is available for viewing. Seven artists and their donations are currently profiled. New Items are frequently posted. The featured artist today is Brian Anderson of Bristol Vermont, gunsmith, artist, teacher, and blacksmith Brian offered to put his skills to work for our 2013 “CLA Fundraising Auction” by making us a copy of the “Squire Boone Pipe Axe”. While the Daniel and Squire Boone are seldom associated with the war of 1812 the little known story of Squire’s personal pipe ax is a good example of how frontier families passed on not only the tradition of fighting for freedom, but also the implements fot that fight. The Boone brothers, Daniel and Squire were both handy at the forge, so handy that they even made guns. Several artifacts still exist that are attributed to their hands, including a very special pipe axe that is currently curated by the Indiana Museum. The axe was originally forged by Squire, and later traded to his brother-in-law, Mr. Benjamin Van Cleve, for a cow. Then, during the War of 1812 Benjamin’s soldier son William carried and used the family heirloom all the way to the Battle of New Orleans. Brian Anderson copied Squire’s work by forge welding several pieces of wrought iron buggy tire into a bar or billet that was hammered out into the tomahawk head, accurately copying the Boone piece right down to the inserted steel bit. Next, following tradition, a small section of rifle barrel was fitted and brazed onto the head to serve as the pipe bowl. After that everything was patiently hand worked and filed into its final shape. Finally, just like Squire did on the original, Brian used an ash sapling for the axe’s haft.
Click here to go to http://www.contemporarylongriflefoundation.org/fundraising/2013/ or link through the CLA home page to meet the auction artists and photo essays of their donations. New items are being added on a regular basis Prices will vary, it is an auction.
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Hand spun, hand woven, wool blanket. Natural color & Black Walnut; 72" X 98"; 8 1/4 lbs;
Contact Information | $550.00 |  | 5/21/2013 | Woodland Neck Knife with Snapping Turtle Sheath
This knife was forged from industrial saw blade. The blade is 4 3/4 inches in length. 8 3/4 inches in overall length.The hilt was made from brass, The antler handle was pinned to the blade through the tang. The sheath was made from tanned snapping turtle tail and bark tanned deer. The inner sheath was made from vegetable tanned leather. The sheath was edge beaded and decorated with trade beads, metal cones and deer hair tassels. All stitching done with linen thread. Please visit my website www.primitivetrails.com I accept Paypal SOLD!
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.jpg) | 5/21/2013 | Elk Antler Shot Flask
This flask was made from Elk Antler. it is 6 inches in height.4 inches in width at the bottom and 2 1/4 at the top. The plug was made from sasafras. The spout was made from deer antler with a crown. Decorated with brain tanned leather and trade beads. Please visit my website www.primitivetrails.com I accept Paypal
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.jpg) | 5/21/2013 | Keel Pipes
These pipe bowls was carved from steatite and catlinite . . The bowl is 2 1/4 inches in height and1 3/4 in length. It has 8 inch sour wood stem. The stem was decorated with brain tanned buckskin, trade beads, metal cones and deer hair tassels. Your Choice $50.00 each Please visit my website www.primitivetrails.com I accept Paypal steatite pipe sold!
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