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Early 1900S American Indian Beadwork Shoe Wall Pocket



Early 1900s American Indian Beadwork Shoe Wall Pocket



Early 1900's american indian beadwork shoe wall pocket. For sale a early 1900's american indian beadwork shoe wall pocket. The piece measures about 5 by 2 1/2 inches, 3 1/2 inches when the beadwork is spread out. The piece was made for hanging and has a lopo on the back. tI is in the form of a slipper or shoe. I really do not know the real purpose but it has a pocket to put something in. The beads are glass and ni 2 sizes. There are two small areas on the edge where it is missing a bead or two. Over all a nice piece. Thank you. Please read carefully before you bid!
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Insurance si optional but at buyer risk if not insured. Retursn are allowed on certain items but arrangements must be discussed before an item is sent back. Returns will only be excepted when contacted 3 days of receivnig your item. All items that are sold as is' will not be returned. I acecpt pay pal. We will not falsify customs paperwork so please dont ask. All international shipping invoices will be for priority mail unless other arrangements have been made. Payment si expected 7 days after auction ends. I reserve the right to not except a bdi if there is a problem. I ship to a lot of international countries, but not all so please ask before you bid. Thank you for looking and happy bidding. Payment msut be received within 7 days of the end of the auction unless otherwise agreed to. Shipping & handling to be paid by winning bidder, insurance extra. Please look at my other items for sale!


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