No Place To Hide

This is a must for everyone! Black waist bag can be worn under clothes or over. The perfect place to hide valuables. Multiple interior pockets. Two adjustable straps with leather. OSFM.

Group of 10 Early Vintage Paperbacks 1. No Place to Hide (They Defied An Atomic Bomb) - David Bradley - Bantam #421 2. The Postman Always Rings Twice - Ja

Titles include "Turn On The Heat", "Embarrassment Of Riches", "Three Thirds Of A Ghost", and "No Place To Hide". Preserved in plastic.

Goffstown NH, Oil on Board, 'A Place to Hide', by P. LeBrecque. 6" x 8", framed. Signed Lower Left

LOT OF HISTORY & FAMOUS FIGURES BOOKS HENRY FORD</

South Pacific, Polynesia or Hawaiian Islands, ca. 20th century CE. A knee-drum known as a puniu, constructed from hide and a hollow coconut shell, with woven rattan holding the hide in place. The drum

Buffalo Hide, quilled horse hair drops, 21" shoulder, 35" long. Worn. Provenance: From the Museum of the Old West at Cheyenne, Wyoming.

SIOUX BEADED HIDE POSSIBLE BAG - Late 19th c. Deer Hide Bag in two-sided form with shallow flap, sinew sewn body with lane-stitched beadwork having a pale blue field, dark green, yellow and white form

Sacred Figure of the Ascetic Buddha, in a hide robe, his right hand raised in blessing, simplified features having flat ears and ushnisha flame, fingers and toes of flat stock, having an added tin arc

ZEBRA HIDE RUG - Late 19th c. to early 20th c., with mane and tail, backed by black felt, roughly 77" x 116". Good condition. From a Yarmouth Maine estate.

Standing Hunter with Harpoon and Gaff, feathers and hide, wooden implements. 11" tall. Good condition. Obtained in Bethel, Alaska.From the consignor: "The standing figure holding the harpoon is actual

(3) Piece Lot of Late 19th - Early 20th c. Stingray Hide Covered Containers, incl: Large Asian made spectacles case with unmarked metal mounts, 7 1/2" x 3" x 1 1/4"; Silver mounted case with petite Fr

Custom Contemporary Sofa, with fold-out full-size hide a bed, with off-white flame stitch upholstery and self cording, rolled arms, two removable seat cushions, skirted base with pleats, with sleeper

Ashanti Mama Drum, in painted wood, with hide top stretched to knobs, deeply carved and brightly painted with red and silver symbols and lettering that reads 'Dodosuo Dan-Suom, Twene Noi', circa 1930,

19th c. Maasai Painted Buffalo Hide Shield, elliptical shape, leather is sewn onto a wooden frame and wrapped with leather strips, surface is decorated in red, black and white in crescent and triangul

Bentwood frame with seal hide head, signed by the maker, dated 8-94, with a 24" diam. bentwood frame, a handle that goes 12" past frame. Fine condition.From the consignor: "This is a highly prized pie

Native Ceremonial War Shield with painted bold patterns on animal hide, wood and thong interior bracing, 1895-1920, Burkina Faso, 36" x 24". Good condition. Provenance: From the Estate of Thomas Cavan

Two Hide Scrapers, one in green soapstone, the other in black hardstone, both with simple wooden handles, 3 3/4" to 4 1/4" long. Great age and use patina.

As Found Blackstone Tapered Oval Form with sennit wrap, a fetish for the Tahitian God of War Or'o, having braided wrap with fringe, mother-of-pearl pendant and bits of suspended hide. Also considered

Wall Mask of Man inscribed verso "Made by Amos Kaganak of Scammon Bay, AK", in carved and painted wood with applied fur, 9" x 9", fine condition; PLUS Painted Hide Spirit Mask on woven basketry oval p

Husband and Wife's: The slightly large pair in spotted yellow with black cuff, rabbit fur lined, with floral flannel cuff lining, 14" long; the smaller in brown with band of rust colored hide decorate

Stitched contrasting panels of hide with small circles of fur decoration, filled with fur, roughly 7" diameter. Some wear.From the consignor: "This I believe to be quite old. I purchased it for $200.0

With caribou hide palms, long hair covering wrists, supple and usable. Purchased in 1960's. 11" long.

Contemporary Molded Caribou Hide Mask with fur trim, beard and eyebrows, the face black, made by Justus Mekiana of Anaktuvuk Pass, Alaska. 10" x 8". Fine condition.