LOT #47246 |
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George Armstrong Custer: An Actual Horseshoe Found on the Little Bighorn Battlefield Where Custer and his Men Perished. ...
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Description
George Armstrong Custer: An Actual Horseshoe Found on the Little Bighorn Battlefield Where Custer and his Men Perished. Nicely framed with a note of provenance stating that "This horseshoe was found on water ravine, Benteen-Reno Hill, near boundary fence in 1976 by Mr. Hank Weibert. The land is owned by Gilbert Bird-in-Hand, a Crow Indian." Owing to the fact that most of the battlefield occupies government land, most artifacts from the actual battle may not be privately owned, making this lawfully-excavated example particularly desirable. 9.5" x 10.5" as framed.Auction Info
2010 November Dallas Grand Format Americana & Political Memorabilia Auction #6047 (go to Auction Home page)
Auction Dates
November, 2010
17th
Wednesday
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