Late Classic Navajo Blanket Stolen in Baltimore, MD, February 1, 1999
Late Classic blanket that was apparently stolen on 2/1/99. The blanket measures 49″ x 68″, is made out of handspun wool with a red synthetic dye, indigo and a vegetal dyed yellow. Anyone with knowledge of the blanket should contact the Baltimore County police department, Cockeysville barracks. The case number is 00900525.
Stolen Navajo Rug Collection - Aug 18, 1999
These items were stolen from a Navajo rug collector on August 18, 1999. If you have any information on any of these rugs, please contact either Detective Brian Christensen or Detective Rick Wermuth, Teton County Sheriff’s office, 307-733-4052, Case number 992912.
Stolen Navajo JB Moore Rug
Stolen JB Moore Rug
Stolen Navajo Rug, 3’x5′
Stolen Navajo Rug, 3’x6′
Stolen Navajo Hubbell Rug
Stolen Navajo Rug, 4-1/2′ x 4′
Stolen Navajo JB Moore Rug, 3′ x 6′
Stolen Navajo Germantown Rug, 9′ x 5′, with close up
tagged with original metal tag, Lorimer Collection
Stolen Navajo Rug, 4 in 1
Stolen Navajo Rug, 59″ x 37″
Stolen Navajo Germantown Rug, 3′ x 5′
Stolen Navajo JB Moore Rug, 3-1/2′ x 5′
Stolen Navajo Rug, Large
Stolen Navajo 3rd Phase Chief’s Blanket, 3′ x 6′
Stolen Navajo Rug, 3′ x 6′
Stolen Navajo Rug, Small
Stolen Navajo Rug, 3′ x 5′
If you have any information on any of these rugs, please contact either Detective Brian Christensen or Detective Rick Wermuth, Teton County Sheriff’s office, 307-733-4052, Case number 992912.
Stolen Guro Pulley and Dan Mask - April 1998
On or about April 27, 1998, someone removed two items from 137 Topsail Mall, Marina Del Rey, CA 90292. These items are described as:
- Guro Pulley
- Guro Tribe (Near Ivory Coast)
- African Classic Art, circa 1900
- wood, 6″ to 6-1/2″ tall
- excellent condition, but horns broken off
- great dark patina – almost crusty
- Dan Mask
- Dan Tribe, Liberia, Africa
- African Classic Art, circa 1900
- wood, 13.7 cm tall
- perfect condition, very dark crusty patina
If you have any information on either of these two items, please contact the Los Angeles Police Department, Pacific Division, referring to case #98149282, or Herbert or Lenore Schorr at 310-821-8840.
A Mimbres Bowl (“The Cane Dancer”) Was Stolen At the Tucson Gem Show, February 9, 1998
The pictured 6″ wide pre-historic Mimbres bowl (“The Cane Dancer” ) was stolen at the Tucson Gem Show, 2/9/98. If seen, please contact Detective Frank Hand, Tucson Police Dept. (520)-791-4499 x 1262, or Hank Johnson, HD Enterprises, (303)-695-1301. Reward for recovery.
Karok Hat and Squash Blossom Necklace Stolen from Columbia, California Home, March 11, 1998
Stolen 19th Century Cheyenne Tail Bag - Aug. 1998
This 19th century Cheyenne tail bag was stolen during the “set up” for the Antique Indian Art Show at Sweeney Center, Santa Fe, New Mexico on August 17, 1998. If you have any information on this tail bag, please contact the Santa Fe Police Department, Attn. Officer J. Carlton, 505-473-5080 and refer to case number 980-2211, or phone Ed Berberian at 213-663-7248.
Stolen Hopi Pipe and Bag - Nov. 1998
Stolen Hopi Clay Pipe and Bag
A small Hopi clay pipe and bag was stolen from Marcy Burns’ booth at the Delaware Show in November 1998. The police report # is 01-98-95439, filed with the Delaware State Police, Troop One. The Contact is Officer Green, phone number 302-761-6677.
Stolen Transitional Blanket and Apache Olla
Stolen Transitional Blanket, 64″ x 49″ and Apache Olla
Apache Olla, 19″ h x 16″ dia. If you see either of these items, please call Detective J. C. Tyus, Denver Police, Fraud Unit, 303-640-3363 and refer to case number 990012080.
Chief’s Headdress and Two Medals Stolen from Canadian Lodge in April, 1997
In April 1997, the attached medals and headdress were stolen from the Nakoda Lodge on the Stoney Indian Reserve, near Calgary, Alberta. Both items are of significant historical value to the band. The headdress belonged to the Chief Jacob GOODSOTNEY when he signed Treaty 7 in 1877. The medals were presented to him at the time of the signing.
The headdress is made of Bead work, leather, eagle feathers and horse hair. The tassels on the headdress are horse hair which is attached to the feathers. The front is red and white bead work and the sides are red and white leather.
The medals are both silver, one with a blue ribbon and one with a red, white and blue ribbon. They were contained in a wooden box with a black velvet lining, which was fading as a result of its age.
We have included pictures of the headdress and of the medals. This is the actual headdress and the medals in the box are the actual medals.
In case these artifacts are recovered, please contact Cst. Barry LeDoux at (403)932-2213, our file #: 1997-2379.
STOLEN - Curtis Photogravures - May 1997
On 5/8/97 the following Curtis Photogravures were discovered to be missing from Flury and Company, 322 First Avenue South, Seattle, Washington 98104. These listed prints were in a single box.
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If you have any information on these prints, please call the Seattle, Washington police department and refer to incident number 97-251247, as reported by Lois Flury, or call the gallery at 206-587-0260, fax number 206-382-3519.
Stolen Navajo Rugs - May 1997
On 5/28/97, the Navajo rugs shown above were discovered to be missing from Flury and Company, 322 First Avenue South, Seattle, Washington 98104. The pictorial rug on the left is 74-1/4″ x 53-1/2″ . The regional rug on the right is 54-1/2″ x 38-1/4″ . If you have any information on these rugs, please call the Seattle, Washington police department and refer to incident number 97-225213, as reported by C. Davis, or call the gallery at 206-587-0260, fax number 206-382-3519.
Stolen Ledger Drawings - Nov. 1997
These ten ledger book drawings, seven by Swift Dog and three from the Edwards Ledger Book, were stolen from the Mark Lansburgh residence approximately November 28, 1997. Size approximately 8″ x11″ . The colors in the images above are not precise. If you have any information about these drawings, please contact Mark Lansburgh, 271 Coyote Trail, Santa Fe, NM 87505, phone 505-471-4111 or contact Major Madrid at the Santa Fe County Sheriff’s Department, 505-986-2460.