Spontoon Pipe Tomahawk, Attributed to Seneca Chief Cornplanter

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Spontoon Pipe Tomahawk, Attributed to Seneca Chief Cornplanter
late 18th century

delicate handle crafted of fruitwood; diminutive forged blade having upturned tines and engraved linear decorations on bowl; inked on the handle is the inscription: 103: Pipe Tomahawk belonged to Chief Cornplanter Seneca Indians. Ft Harmer(sic) Treaty. 1789. M.C. Lore(?) Collection then(?)...

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