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    I have what I believe to be an Antique/vintage Navajo fringed shawl/wrap. I say possibly Navajo because of design on piece. Nothing as fancy as ceremonial piece. I'd say everyday use. Can anyone advise in where I can go to identify? Been all over internet. Nothing. Thanks, Gary

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          Originally posted by poppopx3 View Post
          I have what I believe to be an Antique/vintage Navajo fringed shawl/wrap. I say possibly Navajo because of design on piece. Nothing as fancy as ceremonial piece. I'd say everyday use. Can anyone advise in where I can go to identify? Been all over internet. Nothing. Thanks, Gary
          Being Navajo, I don't know of any fringed shawl/wraps ever used by Navajos. There really is not anything ceremonial either. so a image could shed a lot of light on this item.

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          • #6
            I wanna see!!!
            lisaironmaker

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            • #7
              Originally posted by LISA IRONMAKER View Post
              I wanna see!!!
              I know your thinking it sounds like your "49" blanket

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              • #8
                Originally posted by lbgood View Post
                I know your thinking it sounds like your "49" blanket
                I hear that the only antique/vintage fringed wrap that is nothing as fancy as ceremonial piece, but might be used everyday is something that [MENTION=9312]lbgood[/MENTION] has. I do understand that it is beaded as well!

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                • #9
                  Originally posted by lbgood View Post
                  I know your thinking it sounds like your "49" blanket
                  Hope its NOT my "49" blanket
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                  • #10
                    Originally posted by Ta'neeszahnii Techno View Post
                    I hear that the only antique/vintage fringed wrap that is nothing as fancy as ceremonial piece, but might be used everyday is something that [MENTION=9312]lbgood[/MENTION] has. I do understand that it is beaded as well!
                    [MENTION=14319]Ta'neeszahnii Techno[/MENTION] You know that my very old beaded-fringed-leather piece has been retired to the smithoniam museum. From wut I hear it will be hitting the road on a traveling show and already women are tryna get some DNA from that piece for paternity tests since I wouldn't otherwise cooperate
                    Last edited by xTekno; 12-05-2013, 11:44 PM.

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                    • #11
                      Originally posted by lbgood View Post
                      [MENTION=14319]Ta'neeszahnii Techno[/MENTION] You know that my very old beaded-fringed-leather piece has been retired to the smithoniam museum. From wut I hear it will be hitting the road on a traveling show and already women are tryna get some DNA from that piece for paternity tests since I wouldn't otherwise cooperate
                      [MENTION=9312]lbgood[/MENTION], I know you are trying stay out of trouble! and keep your beaded-fringed-thong on the down-low its at the museum ,too many baby mommas wanting DNA tests .
                      Last edited by xTekno; 12-05-2013, 11:48 PM.

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                        Originally posted by Ta'neeszahnii Techno View Post
                        [MENTION=9312]lbgood[/MENTION], I know you are trying stay out of trouble! and keep your beaded-fringed-thong on the down-low its at the museum ,too many baby mommas wanting DNA tests
                        TMFI..
                        Last edited by xTekno; 12-05-2013, 11:30 PM.

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                        • #13
                          Originally posted by lbgood View Post
                          TMFI..
                          You don;t have to be shy about it bro!

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