Indian Treaty Token Cast Iron Native American Bow Arrow Plaque MET Museum Of Art

Indian "Treaty Token" Cast Iron Reproduction from the Metropolitan MET Museum of Art.  American, Pennsylvania, XVIII Century. The Iron Casting was used as a "Treaty Token" and placed on the settlers properties who were protected by the agreement.   It may be used as a Wall Plaque, Outdoors or Indoors, or, Mounted on a Stand, as a Piece of Sculpture. 14" tall 9.5" wide American, Pennsylvania, 18th Century