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Hearst Museum object titled Tobacco horn, accession number 5-6877, described as Native name: Abur Eriang Tobacco horn; section of hollow corn horn wrapped at larger end with leather, at bottom with wire; ring length of chain attached to leather binding; plug; l. 9.5 cm; dia. 2 cm. Used by men to carry tobacco; worn around neck or fastened to upper arm Made by men
Hearst Museum object titled Tobacco horn, accession number 5-6873, described as Native name: Abur Eriang Tobacco horn; section of hollow cow horn capped top and bottom with leather; one cap removable; caps connected by leather strap; l. 49 cm; dia. 10 cm. Used by men to carry tobacco Made by men
Hearst Museum object titled Tobacco horn, accession number 5-6868, described as Native name: Abur Eriang Tobacco horn (snuff container); wood; hollow animal horn shape; bound at larger end with leather; brass ring attached; plug of paper wrapped with wire; l. 10.5 cm; dia. 3 cm. Worn by men to carry tobacco, snuff; may be worn around neck or fastened to upper arm Made by Men
Hearst Museum object titled Tobacco horn, accession number 5-6869, described as Native name: Abur Eriang Tobacco horn (snuff container); wood; hollow animal horn shape; bound at larger end with leather, at bottom with brass wire; brass shell casing inserted over neck; length of chain attached to paper plug and into leather binding; l. 10 cm; dia. 3 cm. Worn by men to carry tobacco, snuff; may be worn around neck or fastened to upper arm Made by Men
Hearst Museum object titled Tobacco horn, accession number 5-6875, described as Native name: Abur Eriang Tobacco horn; section of hollow cow horn capped top and bottom with leather; one cap removable; caps connected by braided hide strap; l. 13.5 cm; dia. 4 cm. Used by men to carro tobacco; worn around neck or fastened to upper arm Made by men

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