Largest in photo 80cm (32 inches) example only of some 700 boomerangs in stock from the 1800s. Good provenance and use descriptions.
Aboriginal Returning Hunting Boomerang
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SOLD Tiwi Islands Bathurst & Melville Islands NT. Very early, fine beautiful old exceedingly rare type of TIWI crossed boomerang… -
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SOLDTakarakka Nowa Kas Publications, Toowong, Queensland, Australia, 2000. Hardcover Leatherette with Paste-down Colour Illustration at Front Panel. First Edition. Very… -
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Arthur Beau Palmer Family Collection, Queensland. La Grange Karajarri woomera of the finest Museum quality. Extremely large, very early old… -
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Early 1800s first contact or pre-contact superb fine rare examples. No longer available outside Museums or large Auction Houses. 35… -
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COMPLETE SET SOLD Early 1800s first contact or pre-contact. Superb fine and rare examples. No longer available outside Museums or… -
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Galiwinku (Elcho Island), Northern TerritoryTallest 180cm (71inches) SOLD These banumbirr (morning star poles) celebrate the importance of the… -
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East Coast Hunting1. Elegant long thin section non barbed example of early East Coast Aboriginal hunting & fighting spear.… -
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COMPLETE SET SOLD 1. Pineapple Pandanus head battle club. Large long heavy robust fighting example. Deep finely fluted full length… -
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SOLD Superb fine cross hatched red, yellow & white ochre rarrk design on both sides of blade & extending along… -
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PAIR SOLD South East Australia old fighting clubs early 1800. Sydney region NSW. Fine possum tooth engraved. Pre Contact traditional… -
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SOLD Large, superbly executed fine rarrk cross hatching master work. Dynamic totemic crocodile subject - old bark example. Beautiful and bright… -
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Extremely early ancient example displaying flat bulbed head final and convex section similar to boomerang types from this area. Fluted… -
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Very rare set of seven intricately carved traditional ceremonial spear tip types from the early 1930s days of Port Keats… -
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Ceremonial spears were used in Tiwi mortuary ceremonies known as Pukamani. The highly stylised painted artefacts for which Tiwi people… -
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In the winter of 1936, Rex Battarbee provided Albert Namatjira with two months watercolour tuition while on a journey into… -
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A very early, fine old forked ceremonial club, Tjapara Timirrikamara from the Tiwi Islands Bathurst & Melville Islands Northern Territory.… -
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Traditional shark mouth totem carved Wap head and four kuurr tips.Dugong, (dhangal), were traditionally hunted with a wap (harpoons) which… -
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Charlie Sylvester Nirwili Brinkin (Brinken) Port Keats Wadeye Bark Painting 1950s.Length 73cm (28.75 inches) x Width 42cm (16.5 inches) Charlie… -
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Rainforest Shield (petite)c1800s Arthur Palmer Family Collection, Queensland.Outstanding old c1880s traditional example with superb original design.Rainforest shield designs present a… -
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Aboriginal Tiwi Melville Island Northern Territory Large Model Canoe. Polychrome natural earth ochre pigments on wood. Circa WWII. Length 57cm… -
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Three brilliant, bright examples containing Otto's traditional secret iconography. -
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North Queensland rainforest 1870s exquisite delicate example. Height 26cm (10 inches) Width 30cm (12 inches) Opening Diameter 20cm (8 inches).… -
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Large, hardwood Djaru carrying dish. South Eastern Kimberley Western Australia. Good residual earth ochre and charcoal decoration, deep dark, rich… -
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SOLD Large, brilliant early example. Attributed Yirawala or Curly Bardkardubbu 1960s Maningrida Arnhem Land Northern Territory. 57cm (22 inches) x… -
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Aboriginal Painted and Pleated Stringy Bark Coolomon. Natural Earth Ochre Pigments and Aboriginal Bush String. Quail running between mountains and… -
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Tiwi Bathurst Island Traditional Pukamani Basket C1970. Polychrome natural earth pigments on folded Stringy Bark sheet with cane seam binding.… -
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Beautiful, delicate example of perfect composition and etheral vestige of ochre face design. Length 39cm (15.5 inches) Width 19cm (7.5… -
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Selection of 1800s returning boomerangs, stone or tooth tula carved and fluted. Largest 80cm (31.5 inches). -
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Aboriginal pearl shell phallocrypt djagoli with spun human hair string attachment through bored hole. Djaru Walmadjari Language Group Sturt Creek Station, Kimberley,… -
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Aboriginal pearl shell phallocrypt djagoli with spun human hair string attachment through bored hole. Djaru Walmadjari Language Group Sturt Creek… -
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South East Queensland C1840. Fine possum tooth engraved, fluted design full length. Perfect harmony of form and function weight, balance… -
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Extremely early ancient example displaying large, heavy bulbed head final and conical pointed beak section similar to wood and stone… -
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19th Century wallaby tooth tula incised, fluted totemic, water track and traditional estate decoration. Hardwood. Length 77cm (30 inches). Larger… -
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Largest in photo 80cm (32 inches) example only of some 700 boomerangs in stock from the 1800s. Good provenance and…
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COMPLETE SET SOLD Selection of some 30 of these Central Desert fighting and ceremonial boomerangs. Early examples from the Southern… -
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Early rare example of the concave face handle design from the Gascoyne / Murchison Rivers Western Australia. Widely associated with men's… -
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South East Australian Upper parrying shield mid 1800s. Length 70cm (27.5 inches) depth at handle 8cm (3.2 inches). Large, early,…
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