BONTOC PEOPLE'S, Phillipines - Akusan Money Belt

Ifugao Kupit/Koppit Tobacco Container, N. Luzon, Philippines. Antique saddle-shaped container of carved wood for tobacco or food supplies, Bontoc People. Size: 5'' x 6.25'' x 3'' (13 x 16 x 8 cm). Ex.

Ethnographic hat/headpiece lot including: Iban basketry hat, Debak, Sarawak; twined man's hat, Bontoc People, Philippines; man's hat, Kyrgyzstan; woman's hat, Ismaili, Pakistan; man's batik hat, Java,

Twenty pieces of assorted Greenback Party notes, all common types with much duplication. Includes Absolute Money, Peoples Money, and Beast Butler portrait types. Generally very fine condition for the

A rare snake vertebrae necklace collected in situ in the Mid 20th century, Bontoc peoples, Philippines. The necklace measures 20 inches around. Collected by Paul Hendricks , Ex Museum of Oddities, Met

Origin: CN Date/Period: 20th C Material: Paper Approximate Size: Length :20.5cm Width: 8.5cm Additional Information: People's Bank of China, The 1953 10 Yuan note offered in the auction is in Fine gra

This is a rare, so-called AKOSAN or lightning belt from the Bontoc tribe in the mountains of Central Luzon. see related example in the book 'FORM AND SPLENDOR' by Roberto Maramba. A wonderful old Trib

This is a rare, AKOSAN or lightning belt from the Bontoc tribe in the mountains of Central Luzon. see related example in the book 'FORM AND SPLENDOR' by Roberto Maramba. A wonderful old Tribal belt wi

This lot contains an antique ceremonial woven brass wire belt from the Ilongot peoples, the belt is worn by women who are Pregnant for religious and tribal ceremonies. The Ilongot are a tribe who inha

This lot contains an antique ceremonial woven brass wire belt from the Ilongot peoples, the belt is worn by women who are Pregnant for religious and tribal ceremonies. The Ilongot are a tribe who inha

The Peoples Series - Money Making Secrets Dated: 1896 Size: 8vo Binding Trade Wraps Condition Report Good plus Subject References: Hou

Kuba Peoples, (6) beaded belts and panels, DR Congo, cowry shells and beads on cloth, includes 4 belts and two small rectangular panels, 7.5"l x 2.5"w (panel), 49"l x 1.5"w (longest belt) Provenance:

Etched shell ornament. H: 5.5" (14 cm), W: 6" (15.2 cm). Bontoc or Ifugao people. Luzon Island, Philippines.

A very nice old Bamileke Sword in sheath, forged steel blade, well worn wooden handle, wooden sheath embellished with animal hid and textile attachment belt. Bamileke peoples, Cameroon, West Africa. T

A very nice old Bamileke Sword in sheath, forged steel blade, well worn wooden handle, wooden sheath embellished with cowrie shells and textile attachment belt. Bamileke peoples, Cameroon, West Africa

The Bontoc and Ifugao peoples of northern Luzon wore armbands such as this example constructed from wild boar or pig tusks, held together with rattan, and mounted by a carved wooden figure of a standi

Height:4.2cmWidth:5cmTotal Weight:850gFor size details ,please refer to the marks on our pictures.

Kuba Peoples, (7) beaded cloth belts, DR Congo, raffia, beads, cowry shells, various lengths Provenance: Estate of Distinguished Professor Philip Gould, NYC Notes/Literature: Professor of Chinese Art

These pieces are Chinese paper currency from the 1940s. There are 59 pieces in total. These pieces are nearly impossible to find nowadays in a set. Provenance: A San Francisco private collection.&#315

A set of third minted People's Bank of China paper money, There are 10 pieces in total. Provenance: A San Francisco private collection.

A set of third minted People's Bank of China paper money, There are 10 pieces in total. Provenance: A San Francisco private collection.

A set of third minted People's Bank of China paper money, There are 10 pieces in total. Provenance: A San Francisco private collection.

Six pieces of Chinese paper bill money issued by The People's Bank of China from the year of 1953 and 1956.

A set of third minted People's Bank of China paper money, There are 10 pieces in total. Provenance: A San Francisco private collection.

21 1/2" Igorot Lute from the Bontoc Province, Philippines. The Igorot peoples are Austronesians. They were known in earlier days for their wars and practice of headhunting which may explain why we can