Wide OLD silver Navajo cuff bracelet hallmarked U.S. NAVAJO 70

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Wide OLD silver Navajo cuff bracelet hallmarked U.S. NAVAJO 70:
$1625.00

Dimensions: 1 7/16” wide. 5 5/8” shank with 1 ½” opening.

Weighs: 87.3 grams, 2.8 troy ounces. Penny in photo for scale.

S/H/I: $12.55 ~ International Shipping Will Cost More ~

I have decided to sell my vast Native American jewelry and artifact collection over the next several years. All items will be sold to the highest buyer at , just a low wholesale starting price. I will NOT end sales early, please don’t ask. You can rest assured that your item of interest will be available for purchase at the close of the sale. I have put this collection together over the last 40 years and these items are the best of the best of what I have purchased. Have fun with the sales and best of luck! The last two photos in this listing will give you an idea of the variety and extent of this fabulous museum worthy collection. You are only offerding on the item described below.

Fred Harvey era wide heavy sterling silver band type Navajo bracelet with applied silver bars at the terminals. The bracelet has a low profile triangular central element, plain silver edge rails, and squared off elements with simple geometric stamp work in between. The inside of the bracelet is a continuous silver sheet. I don’t know if the top elements were applied to this plate or if they were chiseled out. Possibly the latter, because this is an early bracelet.

Excellent quality and condition with a nice mellow patina. Ca. late 1930’s bracelet is hallmarked “U.S. NAVAJO 70”. During the 2nd quarter of the 1900’s the Indian Arts and Crafts Board (IACB) encouraged trading posts to identify their authentic Navajo jewelry with the “U.S. Navajo” designation and assigned each trading post with an identification number. Number “70” corresponds to the Navajo Arts and Crafts Guild in Fort Wingate, New Mexico. “U.S” Navajo” designated jewelry is VERY collectible!

RARE HALLMARK!

All sales final, no returns or exchanges.

Winning buyers within the United States: At the conclusion of the sale, you can pay for your item by going through the checkout process. I will also send an invoice for confirmation. International sale winners, see below. Please do not pay until you receive my invoice. If you have any questions abut the sale, please inquire BEFORE the sale ends. I can also be reached at indianmad via AOL. Alternative payment methods available upon request. Shipping discount – If you win multiple items, on the same day, you only pay shipping and insurance for the most expensive item. Shipping and insurance is FREE for all additional items. If you win more than one item, please wait until I send you an invoice with the correct shipping amount. Full payment is expected within 3 days of the end of the sale. Item will be shipped within three days of receipt of payment. response left upon request.

INTERNATIONAL buyers

PLEASE do not ask how much INTERNATIONAL postage will be because I won’t know until I take the parcel to the Post Office AFTER the sale closes to get an accurate postage quote, including any choices for insurance or faster shipping options. However, I do NOT charge any handling charges, just the actual postage amount. Import duties, taxes and charges are not included in the item price or shipping charges. These charges are the buyer’s responsibility. Please check with your country’s customs office to determine what these additional costs will be prior to offerding/buying. At the end of the sale, please e-mail me your address and any shipping preferences.

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