Puckshinwah 1720-1744 Sticker Collector Set

Puckshinwah was a Shawnee war chief of the Ohio Valley, a man formed by rivers, forests, and duty rather than titles, who lived by the unbreakable belief that land is alive and therefore cannot be owned, sold, or surrendered, only protected for those who came before and those yet to be born; in a time when settlers crossed into Shawnee territory cutting forests and ignoring every boundary, he became a wall instead of a negotiator, leading disciplined raids and defensive strikes not for conquest but to remove invaders and make theft costly, known among his people for fearless leadership, decisive action, and moving first so others would follow, fighting through the frontier conflicts that culminated in Lord Dunmore’s War and the brutal Battle of Point Pleasant in 1774 where he stood his ground against colonial militias and was killed facing the future head-on, a death that did not end his resistance but forged it into legacy through his son Tecumseh and the belief that no single tribe can sell what no single tribe owns, making Puckshinwah a symbol of a people who refused to turn the earth into property, a warrior who chose dignity over comfort, resistance over surrender, and proved that some souls, like the land itself, are not for sale.

Package Contents: (5 stickers) 

• 1× Puckshinwah Sticker — 3", waterproof vinyl with high-gloss laminate

• 1× Puckshinwah Sticker — 3", waterproof vinyl with special “Cracked Ice” film laminate

• 1× Puckshinwah Sticker — 2", waterproof vinyl with high-gloss laminate

• 1× SOUL NOT FOR SALE Sticker — 4", waterproof vinyl with high-gloss laminate

• 1× SOUL NOT FOR SALE Sticker — 2", waterproof vinyl with high-gloss laminate

All stickers are premium waterproof vinyl, built for durability and long-lasting display.