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Wampum strings.
Wooden walking stick with top knob carved in shape of two anthropomorphic faces. Belonged to Daniel Springer of Six Nations on the Grand River.
A cornhusk doll and cradleboard gifted to Emily S. Howells, sister-in-law of Reverend Adam Elliott, by a Betsey Turkey of Six Nations in 1840. Howells was sixteen when receiving this gift, living at the Tuscarora Parsonage where Rev. Elliott would minister to the people of
Beige cloth doll with with painted face and human (or possibly animal) hair. Dressed in a long skirt with a blanket and kerchief on her head, wearing hide moccasins, and is holding a baby wrapped in cloth. The doll has glass bead ring on her
Male doll. Originally paired with a female doll wearing clothes of the same fabric. Made for Miss Evelyn Johnson by her aunt Mrs. Margaret Elliott of Six Nations, her father George Martin Johnson's sister.
Duplicate record of GKS#27327.
Female doll with cradleboard. Originally paired with a male doll (GKS #27327) wearing clothes of the same fabric. Made for Miss Evelyn Johnson by her aunt Mrs. Margaret Elliott of Six Nations, her father George Martin Johnson's sister.
A Salish basket from Northwest Coast. Gift from E. Pauline Johnson to her brother Allen. Pauline lived in Vancouver and became good friends with Chief Joe Capilano and his family, having met them earlier in London.
Woven baby moccasins. Belonged to Mrs. George H.M. Johnson (mother of Pauline, Evelyn and Allen). May have been decorative items rather than intended for use.
Moccasins from the estate of Allen W. Johnson, brother of E. Pauline Johnson. Attributed to the Assiniboine, but requires more evaluation to be certain.
Cradleboard from Six Nations, part of the Evelyn Johnson/Chiefswood collection. Decorated on the hoop, top back, and base of footboard with delicate chip carving
Ball-headed club.
Club.
Belt.
Spoon.
Garters, deer dewclaw.