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Crow knife cases are typically larger in format than those found from tribes further south. This particular format is often thought of as a woman’s sheath, based on photographic evidence. These sheaths encased the entire knife.
This example shows a great example of native repair on the backside in which a new insert was introduced to perhaps replace rotten leather.
11” long and 3.75” wide
Ex John Molloy, NY
#51004
Crow knife cases are typically larger in format than those found from tribes further south. This particular format is often thought of as a woman’s sheath, based on photographic evidence. These sheaths encased the entire knife.
This example shows a great example of native repair on the backside in which a new insert was introduced to perhaps replace rotten leather.
11” long and 3.75” wide
Ex John Molloy, NY
#51004