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Most Rare Zuni Piece-Belongs inMuseum. IrmaBailey

Name: Most Rare Zuni Piece-Belongs inMuseum. IrmaBailey
Brand: Navajo
SKU: 601358263bad6d499cbb47b3
Price: 799.0 USD
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Made in early 1800s The Mom made the mosaic bird and her children made the chicks. I think this belongs on display. IrmaBailey sold this for 8000$. I would donate to the rite situation.

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gardenstacia ❤️ lovely old necklace

Feb 03Reply

dukeknitter What a Gorgeous & Exquisite jewelry collection, investment you have💎 I’ll be sharing this often for you💫💫

Mar 10Reply

20millionbucks @dukeknitter Thank you! I have been collecting go over 50 yr. there is a lot more to come.

Mar 10Reply

janinepetersen Hi Babe! I’m the lady who purchased the beautiful Irma Bailey turquoise and silver shadow box set. I absolutely love it. I was wondering if you ever came across the Harvard Peabody publication it’s featured on? I would love to have it to go with the set. That would be so extra special. Thank you!!!!

Feb 16Reply

20millionbucks @janinepetersen I apologize I will look more this week

Feb 19Reply

janinepetersen @20millionbucks I sure would appreciate it. I give lectures on turquoise and Native jewelry to museums and specialty groups and having that magazine to go with the set would just be the icing on the cake! I tried contacting the Harvard Peabody Museum and all of the people who had once worked in publications have been dismissed since COVID. Thank you so very much once again. I sure hope you can find it! I’m keeping my fingers crossed 🤞

Feb 20Reply

20millionbucks @janinepetersen I have been searching Am going to storage unit tomorrow

Mar 02Reply

janinepetersen @20millionbucks I truly appreciate you looking. It would mean so much to me to have that wonderful magazine as a bonus. I’ll keep my fingers crossed that you find it! As I mentioned, there was no one at the Harvard Peabody Museum that could help me track one down, so thank you once again for looking! Sincerely, Janine

Mar 02Reply

20millionbucks @janinepetersen I sent email to Peabody museum Maybe they will answer

Mar 02Reply

janinepetersen @20millionbucks thanks so much Babe!!!! ❤️

Mar 02Reply

20millionbucks @janinepetersen I have searched for 6 hours and am not even half way they In your entire imagination you can’t imagine how much stuff I have!!! Wish you were here!!!

Mar 06Reply

janinepetersen @20millionbucks I sure appreciate you looking. I understand having way too many things. For me it’s the same thing. I wish I could be there too and help you search, but also to meet you in person! It would mean a lot to me to have the magazine. That’s why I contacted the Harvard Peabody. Unfortunately they lost their two top people during COVID, whom could do an archival search. So if you do come across it sometime, it would be amazing. Once again, I deeply appreciate you trying so hard.

Mar 06Reply

20millionbucks @janinepetersen I am still looking o know o have it

Mar 06Reply

janinepetersen @20millionbucks thank you for continuing the search for it. I sure appreciate that!!!

Mar 14Reply

20millionbucks @krystalb1993 Google her. She had an amazing life

May 18Reply

djcadzow Hello. I am from New Mexico. Have friends who lived on Zuni Pueblo for many years. I am making contact with them to share your posting. If you can give me a chance to try to find the home where this be, I would be most grateful. They are a magnificent people. You are a kind heart

Oct 14Reply

20millionbucks @djcadzow I really want this to go to a museum . It is so historical and I love the Indian culture. C

Oct 14Reply

djcadzow @20millionbucks I’m talking to one of my Zuni friends tonight. I’m not sure if there is a museum on the Pueblo. If not I will turn to the Indian Pueblo cultural center https://indianpueblo.org/. Does that feel close to what you have in mind? There are other museums in Abq such as on unm campus but the cultural center has much more traffic

Oct 14Reply

djcadzow The native culture is real

Oct 14Reply