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Northeastern Native American Pouch from New England

Late 17th to Mid 18th Century (Peabody Essex Museum)


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Cree Bag of Moose, Porcupine and Trade Wool c. 1750 - 1775

Collected by George Holt of the Hudson Bay Co. between 1768 & 1771(Alexander Gallery - Splendid Heritage)


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Northeast Great Lakes Bag (Eastern Ojibwa-Chippewa or Ottawa)

c. 1750 - 1770(Alexander Gallery - Splendid Heritage)


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Tribe of the Ottawa - (Odawa) Bag



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Tribe of the Ottawa - (Odawa) Bag



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Great Lakes - Eastern Great Lakes Bag, Eastern Ojibwa-Chippewa or Ottawa

c. 1775 - 1800(Warnock Collection - Splendid Heritage)


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Iroquois or Algonquian Wampum Bead Bag 18th Century

(The British Museum)


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Pouch or Bag Fingerwoven of Wool & BeadsFrom the Studio of the Artist, Benjamin West, and Depicted in “The Death of General Wolfe”

c. 1750 - 1770(The British Museum)


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“The Death of General Wolfe”

by Benjamin West 1770(National Gallery of Canada)


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Eastern Woodlands Iroquois or Anishinaabe Pouch

c. 1775 - 1825(McCord Museum)


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Eastern Woodlands Knife & Sheath, Trade Silver Ear Pendants, & Ottowa Bag

Collected & Worn by Lieutenant, Sir John Caldwell, O!

cer of H.M. 8th Regiment of Foot c. 1774 - 1780(Canadian Museum of History - Speyer Collection)


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Lieutenant, Sir John Caldwell, H.M. 8th Regiment of Foot in Indian Dress, Assigned to Niagara & Detroit 1774 - 1780

c. 1780(Liverpool Museum of England)


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Eastern Woodlands Pouch

Collected by Lieutenant, Sir John Caldwell, O!cer of H.M. 8th Regiment of Foot c. 1780(Canadian Museum of History - Speyer Collection)


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Eastern Woodlands Pouch



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Eastern Woodlands Ottowa Bag

18th Century (Canadian Museum of History - Speyer Collection)


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Captain Bull’s War Party, Recreated


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Eastern Woodlands Ojibwa / Anishnaabe Pouch



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Native American Beadwork Bag from the Leverian Museum Owned by Sir Ashton Lever (1729 - 1788)

In an Album of 40 Watercolors Drawn by Sarah Stone c. 1784(The British Museum)


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Eastern Woodlands - Great Lakes Bag, Possibly Ojibwa or Chippewa Late 18th - Early 19th Century

(Warnock Collection - Splendid Heritage)


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Tishcohan, Delaware of the Leni-Lenape

by Gustavus Hesselius, 1735 (Atwater Kent Museum of Philadelphia)


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Lapowinska Delaware of the Leni-Lenape

by Gustavus Hesselius, 1735 (Atwater Kent Museum of Philadelphia)


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Lieutenant, Sir John Caldwell, H.M. 8th Regiment of Foot in Indian Dress, Assigned to Niagara & Detroit 1774 - 1780

Detail of a Skunk Bag c. 1780(Liverpool Museum of England)


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Whole Skin Animal Bag -

by Alexandre De Batz 1735(Private Collection)


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Unknown - Information Sought


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Ojibwa Full Otter Skin Tobacco Bag c. 1775

(Pocumtuck Valley Memorial Association, Deerfield, Massachusetts)


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