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Vintage Birch Bark Moose Call Horn Attikamek Indigenous Hunting Tool Quebec c. 1940s–1960s vintage Ferragamo and has decorative black stitching

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Vintage Birch Bark Moose Call Horn Attikamek Indigenous Hunting Tool Quebec c. 1940s–1960s vintage Ferragamo and has decorative black stitching and has decorative black stitching overall Daniel Green was started by a New York shoe salesman in 1881 and still exists today Moose call horns of this form were traditionally used in woodland hunting to imitate the call of a cow moose during the rut not a souvenir piece excellent display piece for the lodge or as an addition to an ethnographic Indigenous collection…

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