Antique Chain Saw Indian Wood Sculpture from Lloyd Harbor Mansion
If you want a cool story to tell your family or guests than you'll going to want to buy this antique Chain Saw Indian as I can almost guarantee you'll never find another one like it. It comes from a mansion in Lloyd Harbor.
This cool wood sculpture is reminiscent of the Lloyd Harbor area back in the 1600s when it was inhabited by the indians.
The story goes like this: The neck of land called Caumsett (meaning “place by sharp rock”) by the Matinecock Indians was sold by them in 1654 to three Englishmen (Samuel Mayo, Daniel Whitehead, and Peter Wright) for a variety of items, including three coats, three shirts, wampum, six knives, and two pairs of shoes.
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It's lived outside and so has witnessed the wear and tear of the outdoors, especially its feet, which at times undoubtedly stood in some water.