Bison Horn

. Refer to photograph of him wearing this shirt and a bison-horn headdress of the Dog Soldier warrior

Most folk just call these Buffalo skulls, but they are actually Bison, that once roamed our western

Large Taxidermy American Bison from Montana. Full buffalo mount from an amazing master

Magnificent North American Bison with original horns and great hair. Quality of taxidermy is rated

Morgan Cameron’s oil painting “Hayden Valley Bison” features a bison with horns. About the

Late 19th Century American Bison Horn Wall Mount, likely last quarter of the 19th Century, having

. Fighting bisons. Horns made of bone. Early 20th century. Measures: 75 x 25 x 16 cm. In excellent condition

Although many people just call them Buffalo, they are actually Bison, that used to roam our western

individuals including royalty. The engraved design includes cross hatching, yak, steer or bison horns, and tao

sculpture also incorporates authentic American Buffalo Horn. Pratt was quite prolific, yet very few pieces

individuals including royalty. The engraved design includes cross hatching, yak, steer or bison horns, and tao

he wore silver armbrands, a grizzly claw necklace, a headdress ornamented with shaved bison horns

individuals including royalty. The engraved design includes cross hatching, yak, steer or bison horns, and tao

A Theodore Roosevelt era footstool raised upon 4 bison horns and appointed with faux leopard

Fossil Steppe Bison Horn with skull piece (Bison Priscus) A fosile of a Steppe Bison Horn, Bison

Fossil Steppe Bison horn with skull piece (Bison Priscus) A fosile of a Steppe Bison Horn, Bison

with its handles representing bison horns.

This is a very well mounted American Bison. The size is large and imposing. It could make a great

artificial bison skulls were crafted by the artisans at White Faux Taxidermy and supplied to our artists to

ecosystems that create and sustain a shell, bison horn, porcupine quills, a feather, etc. or the silver, gold

England, third quarter of the 19th century On two scrolling foliate feet with casters, above which a rectangular two-side glazed frame, with on top a two-sided shield with initial...

A Taxidermied Tiger Skin Rug, 1960s Mounted on black felt, with glass eyes. Dimension: Length: 215 cm Width: 165 cm Height: 19 cm. Provenance: Private Australian Collector Acquire...

Large-scale 19th century English display cabinet executed in the Chinoiserie tradition. Constructed in carved mahogany and conceived as a tripartite architectural façade, each glazed...

An Impressive Fully Mounted Taxidermied African Male Lion, 20th Century With a walking attitude and with head inclined to the left, raised on a naturalistic rock and sandy base, hou...

Lisa Bostwick has had pieces exhibited at the Legion of Honor, Napa Valley Museum, Marin Museum of Contemporary Art and the de Young Museum. Her North American Wildlife series celebr...

Introducing our exceptional moose head, a magnificent statement piece that commands attention with its impressive size and flawless condition. Expertly mounted and meticulously maint...