

| 25" Agate tip arrows - $12.00 each Made by Laverne Little (Lakota Sioux) Shaft Diameter is 5/16" 20 in Stock |
25" Bone tip arrows - $14.00 Each Made by Leo Holiday, Leo is Navajo. Shaft Diameter is 5/16" 50 in stock |
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Bone Tip, Blue and Gold Arrows. $15.00 Each ~25" long, Shaft Diameter is 5/16" Dyed feathers, blue and gold. Made for the "Arrow of light Award" by Leo Holiday (Navajo) 50 in stock |
Spotted feather Bone tip Arrows - $15.00 Each Average length is 25" Shaft Diameter is 5/16" Made by Leo Holiday, Leo is Navajo. 25 in stock |
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30.5" Bone tip arrows - $17.00 each Made by Leo Holiday, Leo is Navajo. Longer shafts cost more. Shaft Diameter is 3/8" 100 in stock |
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25" Bone tip arrows - $16.00 each Made by Laverne Little (Lakota Sioux) Shaft Diameter is 5/16" Blue and Orange tinted gold feathers. Blue is darker than shown. Bone tips are each unique as they are hand cut by Laverne, no 2 are the same! 4 in stock |
Plaques $35.00 Each ~27" long These plaques are unfinished and made of .5" Baltic Birch material. These plaques come pre drilled and with Eyelet's you screw in yourself. 100 in stock. |
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| $6.00 Blue and gold (yellow) Beaded Feather straps ~21" bead to bead (not including beads and feathers) Light Wild Turkey feathers, made of buck skin. 40 in stock |
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$18.00 Each These arrows are by Marlin Goldtooth, Marlin is Navajo "Dine" from Tuba City, AZ Marlin's arrows are made of REAL Bronze Wild Turkey Feathers, The Arrow Shafts are made of Cedar wood, and arrowheads are Real agate stone river rock. These arrows are generally 32" although some are slightly shorter. The wood is burned to match Feather lines The feathers are not as perfect as some of my arrows, but they are real wild turkey and attached with no glue, just sinew the old way. The tips are absolute beautiful and range from reds to blues to greens to blacks. I try to mix colors in on each order to allow more individual taste. 100 in stock $19.00 Each These arrows are by Laverne Little, Lakota Sioux. Arrows are about 29 inches long. Laverne hand harvest all of the Reed shafts on these himself. Then painstakingly runs them through a cut rock to break the fibers in them to straighten them out. He then uses a Leather glove to rub oil into the wood “Schucking” the bark remains and bending and smoothing them. After this he tightly wraps bundles of the prepared reed and dries them slowly for several weeks to allow them to dry straight before he begins construction of these arrows. These arrows are the constructed with sinew, stone tips and Laverne's painted feathers. He notches his shafts and hand wraps the Stone and feathers with Sinew using no Glue at all. These are very authentic frontier days arrows. Notice the notch he uses at the feather end of the Arrows. He carves out a ring before the notch to pull the arrow back in the Bow to shoot. A nice and unique touch.
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