Native American gunstock club

Jim McDougall · 10th June 2007, 09:34 PM

Hi Battara,
Thank you for the update, I was hoping this thread wouldnt end.
Your observations sound right on, and as I had suggested this item probably was from plains tribes in the earlier period you note. As I noted, it is unlikely this would have come from the 'souvenier' period post Wild Bill

and this would indeed be an authentic piece......fantastic!

Thank you for pointing out the type of paint also. In more reading I discovered more on the painting being consistant with these also.

All best regards,
Jim

10th June 2007, 09:34 PM	#19
Jim McDougall Arms Historian Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: Route 66 Posts: 10,196	Hi Battara, Thank you for the update, I was hoping this thread wouldnt end. Your observations sound right on, and as I had suggested this item probably was from plains tribes in the earlier period you note. As I noted, it is unlikely this would have come from the 'souvenier' period post Wild Bill and this would indeed be an authentic piece......fantastic! Thank you for pointing out the type of paint also. In more reading I discovered more on the painting being consistant with these also. All best regards, Jim