Bid and Buy @ Bodnarus Auction Marketplace November 23rd TIMED ONLINE Specialty AUCTION II

Multi striped “Trapper Point” wool blanket, 4 points.

Two medals; Indian Treaty No. 6, 1876 and Homeland of the Metis.

Red, 4 point Hudson Bay Company Blanket. In mint condition.

Stickers “Proud to be Dene, Metis, Saulteaux, Cree.” 8 in total

Metis sash, black with red and blue stripes.

Pez Indian Chief candy dispenser, beaded wrist bracelet, Louis Riel pin.

Framed print “My spirit Calls,” No. 120/125., n.d. 26 inches in length, 19 inches wide. Splendid art in great condition. Artist Gelineau Fisher, Ojibw

Pink, 4 point Hudson Bay Blanket. Excellent condition, with no rips or blemishes.

Framed print “My spirit calls,” No. 107/125, 26 inches in length, 19 inches wide. Superb piece of art ready for your wall. Artist Gelineau Fisher, Oji

Framed pen drawing of “HBC fur Brigade from Fort Garry to St Cloud Minnesota under the command of William Clark, 1870’s. Artist Don Dudgeon, 1998. Add

Two 1970’s rock albums with Indigenous themes on the front cover. Chilliwack and Kansas. Would look great framed.

Jeffery Blue Sky Crow, Print, 10/300, untitled. 32 ½ in length, 15 inches wide. This Ojibwa artist has passed on to the spirit world and the wo...

2 Mayan History and culture books. Books outline the important sites, the significance of the art, culture and language, 2006

“Walking the woods – A Metis journey.” Author Herb Belcourt reflects on the joys and sorrows of his life with honesty and humour. He describes the Met

Discovers and Explorers in Canada, 1763-1911.Flat pictures of C.W. Jefferys for classrooms. 7 plates are in the package.

“Denendeh – A Dene celebration.” This book explains our history and culture, of the North West Territory Dene peoples. Copyright the Dene Nation, 1994

“Star woman,” D.J. Tapaquon original acrylic painting on canvas. This is a large canvas which would look good on any wall. Marvelous, sweeping colors

Smoked tanned, Beaver mitts, men’s large. (Never worn - brand new)

“Back to Batoche,” framed poster (reproduction) circa, 1985. 22 inches by 14 inches

Owl catching a goose, Inuit print, artist unknown, n.d. (framed) 17 inches by 14 ½ inches.