Asmat War Shield Washington eventually sold $15 million

Washington eventually sold $15 million worth of Witco products throughout the world over a 10 year run in the 1970's

At the time of collection the shield still

Thehead of theshield is of the rayfish (visi) variety

Ex Jim Willis San Francisco

Asmat War Shield Washington eventually sold $15 millionWar Shield, Asmat People West Iran Jaya, Northwest Territory, W e Village (Area B) Height: 78. 5 Inches This shield is aclassical Area B example. The entire shield still bears traces of natural pigments, and is classically "We" in style, in that it dates from the time when shields could be attributed to specific villages based upon their style alone. Its size and condition are remarkable for its age, and its history is apparent from the spear and