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Made by one of the very best hide stitchers - Mike Guli of MJ Guli designs, Fort Collins Colorado.  Mike has made coats for a whole bunch of Hollyw...

July 13, 2023.  These are the last of the gloves we have had produced prior to this year.  There will be a new full fingered bison down glove - sam...

Jill Claire is a horsewoman; painter of horse ... and some bison.  Very interesting works - colorful.  Have had a number of her pieces over the yea...

Squash it, fold it, sit on it, heck you can even jump on it! The Jacaru 1172 Kangaroo Stonewash is part of the squashable / foldable range of hats...

One of Jacaru's best selling hats in the "Breeze" range is the Jacaru 1023 Horizon with Scarf.  (also looks great with the scarf off!!). Scarf col...

Jack Sorenson:   We had a pair ... but one has found a new home. So,   Oil on board.  12" x 16" and 16" x 12."  This pair was painted back in our b...

From 1947 - 1953 Henry J. Kaiser used the bison and the letter "K" as his hood, radiator and steering wheel hub emblem.  Just another example of th...

The finest bison leather vest I have seen in 30 years; this "Old Grizzly" finished leather.  Light, tough, double gun pockets inside.  Just as clos...

Exceptional leather and attention to detail ..... except that they put the snaps on as though it was a ladies vest ... wrong side for guys.  If you...

The finest bison leather vest I have seen in 30 years; this "Old Grizzly" finished leather.  Light, tough, double gun pockets inside.  Just as clos...

This is one of the newest styles from Stanley Glasscock's Loma Vista of Texas collection.  "Old Grizzly" tanned and pressed bison; expertly thinned...

This was a prototype vest from Loma Vista of Texas - XL size.  The leather is just spectacular!  Thin, tough, with a very impressive deep grain bub...

This was an on-line auction buy ... and what a vest it turned out to be!  A beautifully tanned arctic wolf pelt; hand beading on a sueded leather ....

Very interesting, relatively primative piece of decor.  Bought this at a charity event; I believe it to be Cree in origin.  Well tanned moderately ...

Amazing detail... and while I bought it as an inlay ... I am thinking it may be cloisinne enamel;   The so-called stone pattern is too uniform acro...