Traditional Native American clothing made in 1953 from Crow Nation.

Description

Traditional Native American clothing made around 1953-1958, from a tribal member from the Crow Nation. Like new. Condition is "Used". This was made for my great grandfather Donald E. Tannehill, in Sheridan Wyoming. During the All-America Indian Days and Miss Indian America pageant. My great grandfather, Donald E. Tannehill, was the man who bought the television station and network to Sheridan Wyoming. Many of the young women who were in the pageant even some of the winners stayed with my family during the event. My grandmother remembers it fondly. This was made particularly for my great grandfather. It may have been worn once or twice. It is in pristine condition and has been on display ever since. My grandparents are downsizing and moving and are looking to sell these so others may see all the beautiful bead work, and craftsmanship put into these pieces. The moccasins are probably about a size 6-7. None of the pieces have been altered or changed in any way. Looking for a great home. Would be willing to piece out the articles for the right person. Asking 2,900 or best offer. Serious buyers only. Seller will cover cost to ship. Located in Denver Colorado. Pick up can be arranged.