C. 1890s Navajo Germantown Weaving, Ketner New Mexico Collectible

This c. 1890s Native American Navajo Germantown weaving from Ketner, New Mexico is offered as a collectible textile piece. The item is in very good condition; check the listing for details on any visible wear, repairs, or provenance information. Free shipping is included with purchase, and packing should be appropriate for a fragile, historic textile. Check the listing for details on exact measurements, materials, colors, and any documentation, as specifications are not provided here.

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This is a great Navajo Germantown weaving with the words, William Lun, Ketner, New Mexico. These words refer to the town of Ketner, New Mexico which no longer exists While there is very little information available about Ketner, NM we do know that it was a Boomtown founded by William Lun that went bust and no longer exists. William Lun was hoping that the railroad would pass through the town, but instead it went through Grants, New Mexico making Ketner, New Mexico eventually nonexistent. The approximate measurements of this weaving are 50" X 29". This weaving has bright vibrant colors and is in very good condition for its age, which we believe to be somewhere around the 1890s.Check out our other listings for more great items!Feel free to email with any questions.Happy Bidding!Other details:Return Policy - contact us within 30 days of receiving the item for a full refund after item is returned to us in the condition it was receivedWe do offer a combined shipping discount for multiple items purchased. So if you do purchase more than one item, please contact us after the auction end to request an invoice to reflect this discount.#1149 BEW#389 INV#9301XY