Native American gun stock with a blade

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Manoucher Moshtagh

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I am looking for a quality reproduction of this weapon. Like the one used in the Last of the Mohicans. Where can I get one?

Regards,

Manoucher
 
Manoucher,

I hoped to send you an email, but am not sure how effective my attempt was. The props from the movie are being sold. Sale date seems
to be June 22, 2002. Blind auction format.
I tried to copy and paste the web information for you.
I am not sure how successful I was. Good hunting.

Here goes:

C'mon now, folks ... the deadline is not that far off!



DEADLINE FOR BIDS [FINAL!]: JUNE 19, 2002!

OK, SO IT'S NOT REALLY A RAFFLE ... MORE OF A SILENT BIDDING ... READ THROUGH THE ENTIRE PAGE. IF ANYTHING IS UNCLEAR, PLEASE E-MAIL US WITH YOUR QUESTIONS PRIOR TO PLACING YOUR BIDS!

NOTE: YOU MAY BID ON THE ENTIRE DISPLAY AND/OR INDIVIDUAL ITEMS!







THE DISPLAY
[ABOVE]

THE SCRAPBOOK
[BELOW]



The DETAILS!

The SCRAPBOOK

Collector's scrapbook, bound & covered with brain tanned buckskin, which includes letters, autographed photos, lobby cards, screen captures, articles, and more! Contributions from Wayne Watson, Daniel Day-Lewis, and many others.
The DISPLAY

All items are exact, fully functional, replicas of the movie props crafted by the original craftsmen including: Wayne Watson, Brian LeMaster, Daniel Winkler, Randall King, Karen Shook, Brent A. Boyd, Ken Hamilton, & the CenterMark Company
Hawkeye's rifle
Chingachgook's fusil
Magua's fusil
Mannequin torso with Hawkeye's tunic
Shooting bag
Chingachgook's beaded powder horn, strap, and necklace
Hawkeye's powder horn
Hawkeye's knife
Hawkeye's sheath
Magua's tomahawk
Chingachgook's knife
Magua's knife
Magua's sheath
Hawkeye's tomahawk
Uncas' tomahawk
Uncas' knife
Uncas' sheath
War clubs (2)

Hawkeye's backpack
Chingachgook's powder horn
Wig simulating Hawkeye's hair with quilled hairpiece
Lee Teter artwork
James Bama artwork
Autographed photo of DDL
Generic movie powder horn
Original movie poster
Chingachgook's war club

This entire display comes with display boards and custom-made padded cases.
MAKE AN OFFER!

The INDIVIDUAL ITEMS
Interested in just a piece? Let us know [starting bid is listed!]... or, make a reasonable offer on the entire collection!

Original LOTM movie poster (not video) professionally framed, glassed $250

Small gunstock war club by Ken Hamilton $95

Ball head war club by Ken Hamilton $75

Hawkeye's back pack $125 *

Magua print by James Bama, professionally framed, glassed $500

Uncas' powder horn by Schneider $125

Hawkeye's powder horn by Schneider $195

Hawkeye's rifle, Killdeer, by Wayne Watson $3700

Hawkeye's shirt $125 *

Magua's knife by Randall King $350

Chingachgook's knife by Randall King $350

Magua's tomahawk by Daniel Winkler $625

Uncas' knife by Daniel Winkler $475

Hawkeye's knife by Daniel Winkler $595

Hawkeye's sheath by Brent Boyd $195

Magua's sheath by Brent Boyd $450

Hawkeye's hair ornament by Brent Boyd $95

Chingachgook's fusil by CenterMark $750

Hawkeye's wampum belt (powder horn strap) by Ken Hamilton $350

Captive Heart print by Lee Teeter, professionally framed, glassed $500

Chingachgook's blue gun stock war club by Schneider $195 *

Chingachgook's beaded choker by Ken Hamilton $125

Generic powder horn used in movie $50 *

Hawkeye's Tomahawk from CenterMark $95 *

Magua's fusil by Brian LeMaster $2500

Uncas' tomahawk from CenterMark $95 *

Hawkeye's hunting bag by Schneider $125 *

Autographed framed 8 X 10 photo of Day-Lewis as Hawkeye $150

* INDICATES AT LEAST ONE BID TO DATE

These items come to a total of $13, 260. In addition, there are numerous hard and soft cover books, comic books, photos, the complete backboards for setting up 8' display and, most of all, the scrapbook *, which is about priceless - the brain tanned deer skin just to cover the covers cost $100.

USE THE E-FORM MAIL BELOW TO PLACE YOUR SILENT BIDS.

INCLUDE YOUR NAME, E-MAIL ADDRESS, ITEMS DESIRED [BE VERY SPECIFIC!], AND PRICE!

PREFERENCE WILL BE GIVEN TO ENTIRE COLLECTION OFFERS.

SALES WILL NOT BE IMMEDIATELY FINALIZED ... RESULTS IN JUNE, TO COINCIDE WITH OUR 2002 GREAT MOHICAN GATHERING

IF NO ONE PLACES A REASONABLE BID ON THE ENTIRE DISPLAY (TO BE DETERMINED BY THE SELLER & MOHICAN PRESS), INDIVIDUAL PURCHASES WILL BE GRANTED

INDIVIDUAL ITEMS WILL BE SOLD BASED ON DATE OF REQUEST

YOU MAY INDICATE BOTH A DISPLAY BID AS WELL AS YOUR DESIRE TO PURCHASE INDIVIDUAL ITEMS SHOULD THE ENTIRE DISPLAY NOT BE AWARDED AS A UNIT

PLEASE NOTE: BUYER MUST PAY SHIPPING COSTS!

IMPORTANT: PLEASE USE THE FORM MAIL FOR BIDS ONLY! USE THE E-MAIL BUTTON AT THE BOTTOM OF THIS PAGE FOR QUESTIONS.

Thank you ... and, good luck!





Full Name:

E-mail Address:

Today's Date:

Are you bidding on the ENTIRE Display? YesNo

If "Yes," Indicate Your Bid Amount:


For Individual Item Indicate Those Desired & Price (Be very specific!):


Any clarifications or other bid-related comments:



YOU WILL BE RETURNED TO THIS PAGE AFTER SENDING YOUR BID!










Copyright © 1997 - 2002 by Richard & Elaine Federici/Mohican Press - ALL RIGHTS RESERVED - Use of material elsewhere - including text, images, and effects - without our expressed, written permission, constitutes copyright infringement! Personal use on your own home PC is permissible!
 
Atlanta Cutlery (www.atlantacutlery.com) is making "Native American War Clubs" and "Native American Tomahawks", but nothing could be as cool as the one carried and used so effectively as the one carried by Russel Means in that great flick "Last of the Mohicans".

Try to get Chingachgook's piece from the auction listed above.

Kis, how does one go about getting pictures of all the items you listed?
 
I just "dumb-lucked" it into finding the web site after reading
the search post, and thought it was serendipitous. (I'm NEVER that
lucky.)

I'd imagine the site has an email address for contact. I have had
no discourse with them. I was just trying to help.

I found the site under: "Mohican War Club" on a "google" search engine
search.

Nice to see your name. You are a man greatly admired.

Do well.

Kis
:rolleyes:
 
Way cool... Daniel Winkler "Magua" Tomahawk!!!

Last of the Mohicans is one of my alltime favourite movies (even if they bent the original story a little). If I had any chance of talking a tomahawk past the Customs officials I'd jump on those pieces.

Andrew Limsk
 
Now that's something you only see in the Cantina - Manoucher asks where to find a War Club like in the Last of the Mohicans, and he gets told where to bid on the actual club they used in the movie.

Only on the HI forum do you get the whole gang turning out and helping ( and maybe trying to grab it from you ). ;)
 
Originally posted by Rusty
Now that's something you only see in the Cantina - Manoucher asks where to find a War Club like in the Last of the Mohicans, and he gets told where to bid on the actual club they used in the movie.

Only on the HI forum do you get the whole gang turning out and helping ( and maybe trying to grab it from you ). ;)
Click to expand...

...except that we're all too poor from buying khukuries.

I can just see myself now showing up at Rendezvous with some of those goodies. I'd have to keep the price tags attached or none of those guys would believe me!!! "Oh sure raghorn, Daniel Day Lewis REALLY shot that rifle. No more whiskey for you, now go fetch some firewood or something!"
 
Kismet, that mega reply of yours has gotta be the assist of the year :D

Andrew Limsk

Originally posted by Rusty
Now that's something you only see in the Cantina - Manoucher asks where to find a War Club like in the Last of the Mohicans, and he gets told where to bid on the actual club they used in the movie.

Only on the HI forum do you get the whole gang turning out and helping ( and maybe trying to grab it from you ). ;)
Click to expand...
 
Correction: re-reading the fine print these are not the items used in the movie but REPLICAS made by the folks that made the originals.

Would I be safe in assuming that these were made as back-up items kept on hand to be used in the event of inadvertent or accidental damage to the originals during shooting of the movie?
 
you are quite welcome. I think that helping one another is what the
HI forum is all about. I (We) just got real lucky this time.


Let us know what you get, if you get something, OK? Fair repayment
for those of us living vicariously.

We're all in this together


Kis

:rolleyes:
 
This silent auction ended...June ?19-24? Dunno. But I went over and copied the bids shown. Any Cantina members get something? C'mon, tell us about your new toys! It's only fair.


"Original LOTM movie poster (not video) professionally framed, glassed $250

Small gunstock war club by Ken Hamilton $95 * - $110

Ball head war club by Ken Hamilton $75 * - $75

Hawkeye's back pack $125 * - $165

Magua print by James Bama, professionally framed, glassed $500

Uncas' powder horn by Schneider $125 * - $125

Hawkeye's powder horn by Schneider $195 * - $195

Hawkeye's rifle, Killdeer, by Wayne Watson $3700 * - $4000 - bid withdrawn.

Hawkeye's shirt $125 * - $300

Magua's knife by Randall King $350 * - $225

Chingachgook's knife by Randall King $350 * - $175

Magua's tomahawk by Daniel Winkler $625 * - $245

Uncas' knife by Daniel Winkler $475 * - $100

Hawkeye's knife by Daniel Winkler $595 * - $135

Hawkeye's sheath by Brent Boyd $195 * - $115

Magua's sheath by Brent Boyd $450 * - $109

Hawkeye's hair ornament by Brent Boyd $95

Chingachgook's fusil by CenterMark $750 * - $650

Hawkeye's wampum belt (powder horn strap) by Ken Hamilton $350 * - $75

Captive Heart print by Lee Teeter, professionally framed, glassed $500

Chingachgook's blue gun stock war club by Schneider $195 * - $750

Chingachgook's beaded choker by Ken Hamilton $125

Generic powder horn used in movie $50 * - $60

Hawkeye's Tomahawk from CenterMark $95 * - $200

Magua's fusil by Brian LeMaster $2500 * - $430

Uncas' tomahawk from CenterMark $95 * - $150

Hawkeye's hunting bag by Schneider $125 * - $156

Autographed framed 8 X 10 photo of Day-Lewis as Hawkeye $150"


Hope someone got what they wanted!!!


Kis



:rolleyes:


We're all in this together, somehow.
 
You can't always get what you want
You can't always get what you want
You can't always get what you want
You can't always get what you want
You can't always get what you want
You can't always get what you want
No no, you can't always get what you want
Oh, you can't always get what you want
But if you try sometimes
You just might find
You'll get what you need


Kis
:rolleyes:

childhood song
 
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