Bremen co-founder Josiah Geiselman, blacksmith, had 10 children, 7 of whom survived to adulthood, with wife Mary (born Ringle). The Geiselman name nevertheless died out in this area after just two generations. But one of Josiah and Mary’s children showed an early aptitude for art and become a stonecutter in Bremen.
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Eventually, Edward Geiselman moved on from gravestones and the like to fine art sculpture and became a successful monument artist.
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Hi how many brass indian in battle dress were made by geiselman and how much are they worth
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I don’t know how many were cast, but here is a site that sells them:
http://www.pauljbosco.com/americanartplaques.htm
There’s no price on that one, but most of the ones that are priced go for a few hundred dollars.
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Historic Bremen 
09/24/2017 at 1:52 pm
Hi how many brass indian in battle dress were made by geiselman and how much are they worth
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09/24/2017 at 11:25 pm
I don’t know how many were cast, but here is a site that sells them:
http://www.pauljbosco.com/americanartplaques.htm
There’s no price on that one, but most of the ones that are priced go for a few hundred dollars.
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