Indian tomahawk hi-res stock photography and images

Indian tomahawk lies against wood paneling Stock Photo

RFP1WN8A–Indian tomahawk lies against wood paneling

The death of Pontiac, 1769 - Ottawa Chief Pontiac lying on ground; Indian with tomahawk standing over him. Stock Photo

RMC5CR6P–The death of Pontiac, 1769 - Ottawa Chief Pontiac lying on ground; Indian with tomahawk standing over him.

Early Native American Indian stone tomahawk that was found in Kentucky The handle and bindings are new Stock Photo

RMAF3JX7–Early Native American Indian stone tomahawk that was found in Kentucky The handle and bindings are new

The death of Pontiac (Pontiac lying on ground) Indian with tomahawk standing over him), c1897, photogravure Stock Photo

RMED64GK–The death of Pontiac (Pontiac lying on ground) Indian with tomahawk standing over him), c1897, photogravure

3D Rendering Indian Tomahawk on White Stock Photo

RFKRRW2K–3D Rendering Indian Tomahawk on White

hand drawn indian tomahawk vintage illustration Stock Photo

RM2C0Y01A–hand drawn indian tomahawk vintage illustration

A neolithic prehistoric Anasazi Indian ax or tomahawk head made from volcanic glass or obsidian from southern Utah Stock Photo

RMANNHHH–A neolithic prehistoric Anasazi Indian ax or tomahawk head made from volcanic glass or obsidian from southern Utah

Business card illustration of a native american indian chief warrior holding a tomahawk viewed from side set inside circle done Stock Photo

RFE06936–Business card illustration of a native american indian chief warrior holding a tomahawk viewed from side set inside circle done

Cleveland Cycles (1890s). French Advertising Poster – Jean Pal de Paleologue Artwork. Stock Photo

RM2G87KW2–Cleveland Cycles (1890s). French Advertising Poster – Jean Pal de Paleologue Artwork.

Illustrations of native indian tomahawk in engraving style. Design element for emblem, sign, poster, card, banner, flyer. Vector illustration Stock Vector

RF2C642YW–Illustrations of native indian tomahawk in engraving style. Design element for emblem, sign, poster, card, banner, flyer. Vector illustration

Set of axes of ancient African and Indian tribes and peoples. Axes in color, silhouette, contour. Isolated vector. Native American Indian Tomahawk wea Stock Vector

RF2RHF822–Set of axes of ancient African and Indian tribes and peoples. Axes in color, silhouette, contour. Isolated vector. Native American Indian Tomahawk wea

Sep. 09, 1958 - The Wild-Wild Man From Moose Jaw: Among the arrivals aboard the s.s. Empress of Britain at Greenock recently - was ninety two year old Mr. Robert Grossehmig - the Wild West Smooter, - from Mosse Jaw, Canada. He is here for a month's European holiday - during which he will visit his birthplace in Germany. Photo shows Mr. Grossehmig with a 12 inch knife in his teeth - and brandishing an Indian Tomahawk - on his arrival at Greenock. Stock Photo

RME0R9MB–Sep. 09, 1958 - The Wild-Wild Man From Moose Jaw: Among the arrivals aboard the s.s. Empress of Britain at Greenock recently - was ninety two year old Mr. Robert Grossehmig - the Wild West Smooter, - from Mosse Jaw, Canada. He is here for a month's European holiday - during which he will visit his birthplace in Germany. Photo shows Mr. Grossehmig with a 12 inch knife in his teeth - and brandishing an Indian Tomahawk - on his arrival at Greenock.

Native American Indian With Tomahawk Isolated Stock Vector

RF2M856C9–Native American Indian With Tomahawk Isolated

Vector illustration of native American Indian tomahawk Stock Photo

RFE6R124–Vector illustration of native American Indian tomahawk

Entitled: 'Sauvage Iroquois' showing an Indian holding tomahawk and club, colored engraving by J. Laroque after drawing by Jaques Grasset de Saint-Sauveur, 1796. The Iroquois, also known as the Haudenosaunee, or the Six Nations, (the Five Nations before 1 Stock Photo

RMG16D7J–Entitled: 'Sauvage Iroquois' showing an Indian holding tomahawk and club, colored engraving by J. Laroque after drawing by Jaques Grasset de Saint-Sauveur, 1796. The Iroquois, also known as the Haudenosaunee, or the Six Nations, (the Five Nations before 1

North American Indians stand with weapon near a wigwam against the blue sky. Reconstruction of native american life on Moscow historical festival Stock Photo

RFTT2Y2J–North American Indians stand with weapon near a wigwam against the blue sky. Reconstruction of native american life on Moscow historical festival

Native American Indian with tomahawk Contemporary Wild West ilustration, from 1884 Chatterbox weekly children’s paper Stock Photo

RMHDB6P5–Native American Indian with tomahawk Contemporary Wild West ilustration, from 1884 Chatterbox weekly children’s paper

Canada, Saskatchewan, Cut Knife: World's Biggest Indian Tomahawk Stock Photo

RMA2KGK1–Canada, Saskatchewan, Cut Knife: World's Biggest Indian Tomahawk

RMEGTTBY–Chief Red Tomahawk

Cartoon vector stickman of native Indian tribal chieftain with rifle and tomahawk. Stock Vector

RFHT5CHK–Cartoon vector stickman of native Indian tribal chieftain with rifle and tomahawk.

Savage Iroquois - Indian holding tomahawk and club, 1796 Stock Photo

RMDYBG4P–Savage Iroquois - Indian holding tomahawk and club, 1796

English army ambushed near Lake George New York during the French and Indian War 1755. Hand-colored woodcut Stock Photo

RMA69K68–English army ambushed near Lake George New York during the French and Indian War 1755. Hand-colored woodcut

American forces fighting Tecumseh's Indian confederation. In the center Col. R. M. Johnson shoots Tecumseh who has raised his tomahawk. A legend at the bottom describes the men pictured and describes of their role in the battle. Stock Photo

RMP67K0W–American forces fighting Tecumseh's Indian confederation. In the center Col. R. M. Johnson shoots Tecumseh who has raised his tomahawk. A legend at the bottom describes the men pictured and describes of their role in the battle.

Indian chief with tomahawk for coloring. Vector template for children. Stock Photo

RF2D9TM5M–Indian chief with tomahawk for coloring. Vector template for children.

Indian smoking a tomahawk peacepipe Stock Photo

RFGKK7ME–Indian smoking a tomahawk peacepipe

Fineart, American Indian warrior, chief of the tribe. man with feather headdress and tomahawk Stock Photo

RFFYJAP2–Fineart, American Indian warrior, chief of the tribe. man with feather headdress and tomahawk

Illustration of a native american indian chief warrior holding a tomahawk viewed from side set inside circle done in retro woodcut style on isolated white background. Stock Photo

RFDYB7FH–Illustration of a native american indian chief warrior holding a tomahawk viewed from side set inside circle done in retro woodcut style on isolated white background.

Vector illustration of native American indian tomahawk Stock Vector

RF2R9P6HT–Vector illustration of native American indian tomahawk

set of engraved vintage, hand drawn, old, labels or badges for indian or native american. axes and tomahawk. Stock Vector

RFJEWJDA–set of engraved vintage, hand drawn, old, labels or badges for indian or native american. axes and tomahawk.

North American indian with tomahawk in his hand close-up isolated on white . Miniature figurine of a children's toy. Stock Photo

RFFAY7PX–North American indian with tomahawk in his hand close-up isolated on white . Miniature figurine of a children's toy.

RME0RA0Y–Sep. 09, 1958 - The Wild-Wild Man From Moose Jaw: Among the arrivals aboard the s.s. Empress of Britain at Greenock recently - was ninety two year old Mr. Robert Grossehmig - the Wild West Shooter, - from Moose Jaw, Canada. He is here for a month'w European holiday - during which he will visit hi birthplace in Germany. Photos shows Mr. Grossehmig with a 12 inch knife in his teeth - and brandishing an Indian Tomahawk - on his arrival at Greenock.

Native American Indian With Tomahawk Illustration Stock Vector

RF2T99A8X–Native American Indian With Tomahawk Illustration

Tomahawk hatchet, modern replica Stock Photo

RMCWTC4J–Tomahawk hatchet, modern replica

Native American Indian Warrior, 1845 Stock Photo

RM2BDX9GG–Native American Indian Warrior, 1845

American Indians. The American Indian Rising. Pine Ridge Age Stock Photo

RM2M3K08X–American Indians. The American Indian Rising. Pine Ridge Age

RMBAW9M4–Pueblo Indian

Canada, Saskatchewan, Cut Knife: World's Biggest Indian Tomahawk (weighs 8 tons!) Stock Photo

RMA2F1X1–Canada, Saskatchewan, Cut Knife: World's Biggest Indian Tomahawk (weighs 8 tons!)

Vice President Curtis receives peace pipe from Chief Red Tomahawk, slayer of Sitting Bull. Stock Photo

RMEGTT77–Vice President Curtis receives peace pipe from Chief Red Tomahawk, slayer of Sitting Bull.

Shau-Hau-Napo-Tinia, an Ioway chief, holding a tomahawk. The Ioway (Iowa) are a Native American Siouan people who live either in Kansas and Nebraska or Oklahoma. Stock Photo

RMEX6MKR–Shau-Hau-Napo-Tinia, an Ioway chief, holding a tomahawk. The Ioway (Iowa) are a Native American Siouan people who live either in Kansas and Nebraska or Oklahoma.

Indian holding tomahawk and rifle standing over dead Indian, soldier with cannon in background, circa 1845 Stock Photo

RMBRMFRD–Indian holding tomahawk and rifle standing over dead Indian, soldier with cannon in background, circa 1845

Settlers massacred during French and Indian capture of Fort William Henry on Lake George New York 1757. Hand-colored woodcut Stock Photo

RMADW8J2–Settlers massacred during French and Indian capture of Fort William Henry on Lake George New York 1757. Hand-colored woodcut

American indian holding tomahawk. Male character in cartoon style. Stock Vector

RF2D60MCH–American indian holding tomahawk. Male character in cartoon style.

RMCR6R64–Native American Indian men

Indian skull in war bonnet and tomahawk. Vector illustration in engraving style. Stock Vector

RFH66D6T–Indian skull in war bonnet and tomahawk. Vector illustration in engraving style.

RF2EGB6JJ–Battle axe vector icon isolated on white background

Illustration of a native american indian chief viewed from front holding a tomahawk done in cartoon style on isolated white background. Stock Photo

RFDY40KR–Illustration of a native american indian chief viewed from front holding a tomahawk done in cartoon style on isolated white background.

RF2R9P6FE–Vector illustration of native American indian tomahawk

axe and tomahawk native american indian weapon Stock Vector

RFKNY9R7–axe and tomahawk native american indian weapon

RFFAY7RG–North American indian with tomahawk in his hand close-up isolated on white . Miniature figurine of a children's toy.

Grey halftones tribal indian vector objects - buffalo skull, headdress, tomahawk illustration Stock Vector

RF2BNBNA7–Grey halftones tribal indian vector objects - buffalo skull, headdress, tomahawk illustration

Native American Indian With Tomahawk Coloring Page Stock Vector

RF2M85H95–Native American Indian With Tomahawk Coloring Page

RMCWTC5A–Tomahawk hatchet, modern replica

Native American Indian Chief Stock Photo

RM2BDY8PG–Native American Indian Chief

North American Indian style tomahawk axe over a white background Stock Vector

RFH30P5R–North American Indian style tomahawk axe over a white background

RMBAW3NW–Ute Indian Family

RMA2F1X0–Canada, Saskatchewan, Cut Knife: World's Biggest Indian Tomahawk (weighs 8 tons!)

Two Unidentified Indian men, probably Shoshone, Fort Hall Reservation, Pocatello, Idaho, 1897. Photo by Benedicte Wrensted. Stock Photo

RM2H5TAA9–Two Unidentified Indian men, probably Shoshone, Fort Hall Reservation, Pocatello, Idaho, 1897. Photo by Benedicte Wrensted.

Indian maya chief for coloring. Colouring template for children. Stock Photo

RF2D9TM7M–Indian maya chief for coloring. Colouring template for children.

General Johnson Saving a Wounded French Officer from the Tomahawk of a North American Indian during the French and Indian War 1755 Stock Photo

RMJ189CH–General Johnson Saving a Wounded French Officer from the Tomahawk of a North American Indian during the French and Indian War 1755

Mohawk tomahawk made from a deer shank bone and a scalping knife. Hand-colored woodcut Stock Photo

RMA8FFJD–Mohawk tomahawk made from a deer shank bone and a scalping knife. Hand-colored woodcut

Indian female warrior with knife and tomahawk Stock Photo

RF2C31M64–Indian female warrior with knife and tomahawk

RMCR6RBR–Native American Indian men

George Caitland - Wh-pe-say, The White - 1830 Stock Photo

RF2NXB678–George Caitland - Wh-pe-say, The White - 1830

Airfix HO/00 scale model Indian figure from the 1960's against plain background. Close up of Indian brave, warrior, standing holding tomahawk, Stock Photo

RM2C80XD1–Airfix HO/00 scale model Indian figure from the 1960's against plain background. Close up of Indian brave, warrior, standing holding tomahawk,

Illustration of a native american indian chief viewed from front holding a tomahawk set inside shield crest done in cartoon style on isolated white background. Stock Photo

RFDY40M0–Illustration of a native american indian chief viewed from front holding a tomahawk set inside shield crest done in cartoon style on isolated white background.

Red Tomahawk Dakota Indian Policeman from the book ' The living races of mankind ' a popular illustrated account of the customs, habits, pursuits, feasts & ceremonies of the races of mankind throughout the world by Sir Harry Hamilton Johnston, and Henry Neville Hutchinson Volume 2 Published in London by Hutchinson & Co. in 1902 Stock Photo

RF2HPKKR8–Red Tomahawk Dakota Indian Policeman from the book ' The living races of mankind ' a popular illustrated account of the customs, habits, pursuits, feasts & ceremonies of the races of mankind throughout the world by Sir Harry Hamilton Johnston, and Henry Neville Hutchinson Volume 2 Published in London by Hutchinson & Co. in 1902

American Indian Costume. The Westerners by Dee Brown, page 253. Stock Photo

RMWH8FY8–American Indian Costume. The Westerners by Dee Brown, page 253.

RMBTK4YW–Thomas Jefferson Indian Peace Medal, relief portrait of President Thomas Jefferson in profile (obverse), clasped hands under crossed peace pipe and tomahawk (obverse). Silver coin, 1801

RF2C2177G–Print

Native American Indian with a Tomahawk Colored Stock Vector

RF2T999H2–Native American Indian with a Tomahawk Colored

Battle of the Thames. Respectfully dedicated to Andrew Jackson Esq. President of the United States. Print shows American forces fighting the Tecumseh's Indian confederation. In the center Col. R. M. Johnson shoots Tecumseh who has raised his tomahawk. A l Stock Photo

RMER7HAN–Battle of the Thames. Respectfully dedicated to Andrew Jackson Esq. President of the United States. Print shows American forces fighting the Tecumseh's Indian confederation. In the center Col. R. M. Johnson shoots Tecumseh who has raised his tomahawk. A l

A North American Indian smoking tomahawk-pipe From the book The living races of mankind; Volume 2 by Henry Neville Hutchinson, Published in London in 1901 by Hutchinson & co Stock Photo

RF2HPKEB5–A North American Indian smoking tomahawk-pipe From the book The living races of mankind; Volume 2 by Henry Neville Hutchinson, Published in London in 1901 by Hutchinson & co

Native American tomahawk vector illustration Stock Vector

RF2HTCT7K–Native American tomahawk vector illustration

RMBAW80C–Ponca Indian Delegation

RMA2KGK2–Canada, Saskatchewan, Cut Knife: World's Biggest Indian Tomahawk (weighs 8 tons!)

Pipe, tomahawk and arrow neon sign Stock Vector

RF2PWEB9F–Pipe, tomahawk and arrow neon sign

Warrior with tomahawk - modern colored vector illustration Stock Vector

RF2PWD7R8–Warrior with tomahawk - modern colored vector illustration

RMC5CR6W–The death of Pontiac, 1769 - Ottawa Chief Pontiac lying on ground; Indian with tomahawk standing over him.

Tomahawk-pipe and a beaded tobacco pouch, friendship tokens used by Hudson Bay Company in Oregon. Color halftone of a photograph Stock Photo

RMW0HM0R–Tomahawk-pipe and a beaded tobacco pouch, friendship tokens used by Hudson Bay Company in Oregon. Color halftone of a photograph

Beautiful american indian huntress with tomahawk . Outdoor portrait Stock Photo

RFGTGAYP–Beautiful american indian huntress with tomahawk . Outdoor portrait

Traditional tomahawk hand axe used by the native american indians displayed on a iron fence outdoor. Stock Photo

RF2R6YD1X–Traditional tomahawk hand axe used by the native american indians displayed on a iron fence outdoor.

George Catlin portrait of Wah-pe-say, The White - 1830 Stock Photo

RF2WM05K6–George Catlin portrait of Wah-pe-say, The White - 1830

Unknown make of a Metal, lead, Indian toy figure, circa 1950, crawling with tomahawk in hand against plain white background. Stock Photo

RMF07T2X–Unknown make of a Metal, lead, Indian toy figure, circa 1950, crawling with tomahawk in hand against plain white background.

RFPAT4FM–Mascot icon illustration of head of a Native American Indian warrior with feathers and crossed tomahawk or hatchet and text 'Warrior Security' viewed

Indian utensils 1. Buffalo bow. 2. Pepago jug. 3. Pack basket. 4. Pottery vessel. 5. Mexican Indian olla. 6. Tomahawk. 7. Bone tool for making arrows. 8. Gourd drinking cup. 9. Iroquois bark vessel. From the book ' The song of Hiawatha ' by Longfellow, Henry Wadsworth, 1807-1882 Published by Mifflin and Company in 1898 Stock Photo

RF2RH55EF–Indian utensils 1. Buffalo bow. 2. Pepago jug. 3. Pack basket. 4. Pottery vessel. 5. Mexican Indian olla. 6. Tomahawk. 7. Bone tool for making arrows. 8. Gourd drinking cup. 9. Iroquois bark vessel. From the book ' The song of Hiawatha ' by Longfellow, Henry Wadsworth, 1807-1882 Published by Mifflin and Company in 1898

RFFYJAP1–Fineart, American Indian warrior, chief of the tribe. man with feather headdress and tomahawk

Indian warrior attacks with a tomahawk on cowboy(рarticipant role-playing game) Stock Photo

RMEB5DTJ–Indian warrior attacks with a tomahawk on cowboy(рarticipant role-playing game)

set of engraved vintage, hand drawn, old, labels or badges for indian or native american. buffalo, axes and tent, arrows and bow, skull, Dreamcatcher and cherokee, tomahawk. Stock Vector

RFKDGJR0–set of engraved vintage, hand drawn, old, labels or badges for indian or native american. buffalo, axes and tent, arrows and bow, skull, Dreamcatcher and cherokee, tomahawk.

Native American Indian with a Tomahawk Clipart Stock Vector

RF2T9973D–Native American Indian with a Tomahawk Clipart

A Canadian Indian or Native American in the 18th Century. Stock Photo

RMGCCK5N–A Canadian Indian or Native American in the 18th Century.

A North American Indian (full- face), with pipe-tomahawk From the book The living races of mankind; Volume 2 by Henry Neville Hutchinson, Published in London in 1901 by Hutchinson & co Stock Photo

RF2HPKE78–A North American Indian (full- face), with pipe-tomahawk From the book The living races of mankind; Volume 2 by Henry Neville Hutchinson, Published in London in 1901 by Hutchinson & co

Crossed native American tomahawk vector illustration Stock Vector

RF2HFB8CM–Crossed native American tomahawk vector illustration

Bluecoat and Indian battle with Tomahawk and Sabre mounted on horseback. Charles Schreyvogel (January 4, 1861-January 27, 1912) was a painter of Western subject matter in the days of the disappearing frontier. Schreyvogel was especially interested in military life. Stock Photo

RMMCAJTP–Bluecoat and Indian battle with Tomahawk and Sabre mounted on horseback. Charles Schreyvogel (January 4, 1861-January 27, 1912) was a painter of Western subject matter in the days of the disappearing frontier. Schreyvogel was especially interested in military life.

RMA2F1WF–Canada, Saskatchewan, Cut Knife: World's Biggest Indian Tomahawk (weighs 8 tons!)

Peter Williamson or Indian Peter (1730-1799), showman in costume of a Delaware Indian in warpaint with tomahawk pipe, feather headdress, musket, scalping knife and animal skin clothes. Aberdeen boy sold into indentured servitude on a Pennsylvania plantation in 1740, kidnapped by Cherokee Indians in 1754 then captured by French troops. Author of the autobiography French and Indian Cruelty, 1756. Portrait copied from The Grand Magazine of June 1759. Lithograph after a stipple engraving by Robert Cooper from Henry Wilson and James Caulfields Book of Wonderful Characters, Memoirs and Anecdotes, of Stock Photo

RM2T6CT54–Peter Williamson or Indian Peter (1730-1799), showman in costume of a Delaware Indian in warpaint with tomahawk pipe, feather headdress, musket, scalping knife and animal skin clothes. Aberdeen boy sold into indentured servitude on a Pennsylvania plantation in 1740, kidnapped by Cherokee Indians in 1754 then captured by French troops. Author of the autobiography French and Indian Cruelty, 1756. Portrait copied from The Grand Magazine of June 1759. Lithograph after a stipple engraving by Robert Cooper from Henry Wilson and James Caulfields Book of Wonderful Characters, Memoirs and Anecdotes, of

Indian holding tomahawk and rifle standing over dead Indian, soldier with cannon in background Stock Photo

RMRHRXAN–Indian holding tomahawk and rifle standing over dead Indian, soldier with cannon in background

'Little,' instigator of Indian Revolt at Pine Ridge, 1890. Little, Oglala band leader, full-length studio portrait, standing, facing front, wearing horn headdress, pants and shirt, and holding bow, arrows and tomahawk Stock Photo

RMEA9DTT–'Little,' instigator of Indian Revolt at Pine Ridge, 1890. Little, Oglala band leader, full-length studio portrait, standing, facing front, wearing horn headdress, pants and shirt, and holding bow, arrows and tomahawk

Native Americans attacking a colonial family on the frontier. Color lithograph Stock Photo

RMA69K64–Native Americans attacking a colonial family on the frontier. Color lithograph

Beautiful indian huntress in the woods. Posing with tomahawk Stock Photo

RF2C31HGN–Beautiful indian huntress in the woods. Posing with tomahawk

RM2DF4HHJ–Peter Williamson or Indian Peter (1730-1799), showman in costume of a Delaware Indian in warpaint with tomahawk pipe, feather headdress, musket, scalping knife and animal skin clothes. Aberdeen boy sold into indentured servitude on a Pennsylvania plantation in 1740, kidnapped by Cherokee Indians in 1754 then captured by French troops. Author of the autobiography French and Indian Cruelty, 1756. Portrait copied from The Grand Magazine of June 1759. Lithograph after a stipple engraving by Robert Cooper from Henry Wilson and James Caulfield’s Book of Wonderful Characters, Memoirs and Anecdotes, o

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