Your question supposes that all Onondaga men wore a gustoweh all the time as a tribal identification, which is not true. Furthermore, the idea that all Onondaga gustoweh simply had two upright eagle feathers is also untrue, despite the simplistic illustrations published on many modern websites.
Different makers of gustoweh would arrange the feathers in different ways; some Ondondaga examples have just two upright eagle feathers; others have one vertical and one at an angle; others have two eagle feathers and another feather attached as a kind of pendant hanging at the rear; others have many other types of feather as well as the eagle feathers.
Different makers would also cut the feathers to different heights, some being cut quite short, others left untrimmed at full height.
See link below for an image of a real Onondaga gustoweh:
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They wore feathers as a way of showing off their prowess in battle. Feathers were awarded for first, second, third and fourth strikes in counting coup, amongst other things. A black and white feather with a stripe in the middle meant that the person was brave during war, so he killed an enemy and took his scalp.
The 1878 8TF variety has only 8 feathers, the 7 over 8 (Also called Doubled tail feathers) has 7 feathers but at the very tips you can see the other feathers sticking out from under the main 7 on top. It may be a little hard to see if the coin has heavy wear.
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Aprons made of bark from cottonwood or willow trees or deerskin were the type of clothing that Gabrielino women would wear. Children and men did not wear clothing much during the warmer month, but would wear capes or robes during the colder and rainy months. These would be made from feathers, deerskin and rabbit fur.
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The population of Onondaga Reservation is 468.
Onondaga - village - ended in 1779.
Onondaga Gazette ended in 1829.
Hello in Onondaga can be expressed as "Sewà."
Pocahontas was known to wear turkey feathers. She wore turkey feathers in her hair as well as on a robe.
cloaks of native bird feathers.
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