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American Indian Fine Art Museum Reproductions. Typical reproductions are warbonnets, pipe or tobacco bags, blanket strips, bandolier bags, bucksin dresses, warshirts, and gun cases. Primarily I replicate items used in the Fur Trade, Indian Wars, and the Reservation periods of the nineteenth century.