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Hearst Museum object titled Bag, accession number 2-73340, described as Leather bag decorated with beads that create a delicate floral motif on both sides. Beads are light blue, dark blue, white, green, black, yellow, and dark red. Mitten is made out of fabric (cotton or linen) interior and leather exterior. Attributed to Subarctic/Northern Plains (Cree?), c. 1880 - 1900.
Hearst Museum object titled Club, accession number 2-73337, described as War club with porcupine quill overlay in multiple colors: white, red, yellow, lightblue, and dark blue. Dark gray, polished, double-pointed stone head covered with leather and multi-colored decoration. Wood haft, also covered with multi-colored decoration. Attributed to Northern Plains Tribes (Dakota?), c. 1880 - 1900.
Hearst Museum object titled Moccasin, accession number 2-73338, described as Leather moccasin decorated with elaborate beading on the entire surface of the top exterior. Beads are white, blue, green, and red. Attributed to Northern Plains Tribes (Teton Dakota?), c. 1880 - 1900.
Hearst Museum object titled Moccasins, accession number 2-73342a,b, described as Pair of leather moccasins with beaded decoration on top of shoe in pink, blue, green, and red patterns.
Hearst Museum object titled Moccasins, accession number 2-73341a,b, described as Pair of white leather moccasins with red and blue beaded decoration.
Hearst Museum object titled Moccasins, accession number 2-73339a,b, described as Pair of small leather moccasins. Child size. Soft leather with light blue beading around the heel and a beaded blue and white flower on the top exterior. Interior chinz cotton fabric. c. 1880 - 1900
Hearst Museum object titled Saddle, accession number 1-230626, described as One saddle, “western style”. Early nineteenth century, belonged to Department of Anthropology in the early part of 20th century used for field trips.

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