Glengarry bonnet
Glengarry bonnet
Glengarry bonnet
Seminole or possibly Haudenosaunee black cloth oval cap or Glengarry bonnet embellished with three beaded birds and foliage on the top and sides. Collected by J.T. Stephens from a Seminole in Big Cypress Swamp, December, 1857.
Possibly Haudenosaunee, but museum records state, "collected from Seminole in Big Cypress Swamp, 5 Dec. 1857."
FLMNH records.
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black cloth; brown cloth; red cloth edging; pink (run dye) silk ribbon; white, clear, blues, red, yellows, bead; metallic thread; woven red tape
beaded oval cap, black cloth exterior with sized brown cloth lining, red (silk ribbon?) edging, pink (run dye) silk ribbon at front and back peaks; top and sides (each) have a stylized beaded bird (white and clear beads) and beaded foliage (blue, red clear and three shades of yellow beads), a braid of metallic thread above the birds, and surrounded by a double band of woven tape
bird; foliage
Provenance
Collected by Winston J.T. Stephens from a Seminole in Big Cyprus Swamp, December, 1875. Donated by Winston B. Stephens, Riviera Beach, FL, November, 1975 as part of the Octavia Bryant Stephens-Winston J.T. Stephens Collection comprising of 1 Seminole outfit consisting of: 1 buckskin shirt; 1 10' strand of blue faceted beads;1 beaded pouch; 1 garter; 1 beaded hat; 2 baskets and contents; 1 pouch and contents; 2 silver spoons; 1 par scissors; 1 wooden vial; 1 panther claw; 1 whittled stick; 1 fragment of buckskin; 1 steel needle; 1 sandstone wedge; Confederate pants, jacket, sash, and guidon; 2 scrapers/knives; 1 Bolen point arrowhead
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Made from the records of the FLMNH.