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Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Doll, accession number 2-71780, described as Hualapai [Walpai] indian boy doll. Cotton stuffed, fabric doll with embroidered features. Dressed in red felt shoes, white stockings, black trousers, navy/white/red printed shirt. Red felt bolero trimmed w/ red/gold/black. Head band in green/black/red/white with feather. Black yarn hair. H = 18”.

Hearst Museum object titled Doll, accession number 2-71858, described as Havasupai stuffed doll, with baby on cradle board. Doll is of brown wool fabric with brown leather shoes and two-piece camp dress of lavender printed cotton. Hair is black yarn; features are embroidered with black wool yarn. Cradle board is of wood, woven cord and fabric. Holds a baby made from stocking knit with painted hair and embroidered features. H = 9”

Hearst Museum object titled Toy cradle board, accession number 2-71849, described as Hualapai toy cradle board. Broad is of willow sticks attached to an oval frame with a full hoop head shade, decorated with red and white cotton strips and blue and white strings of beads. Sides and shade have red cotton winding and straps are red, white & blue braided yarn. L = 7.75”

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Hearst Museum object titled Doll, accession number 2-71858, described as Havasupai stuffed doll, with baby on cradle board. Doll is of brown wool fabric with brown leather shoes and two-piece camp dress of lavender printed cotton. Hair is black yarn; features are embroidered with black wool yarn. Cradle board is of wood, woven cord and fabric. Holds a baby made from stocking knit with painted hair and embroidered features. H = 9”

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Hearst Museum object titled Toy cradle board, accession number 2-71849, described as Hualapai toy cradle board. Broad is of willow sticks attached to an oval frame with a full hoop head shade, decorated with red and white cotton strips and blue and white strings of beads. Sides and shade have red cotton winding and straps are red, white & blue braided yarn. L = 7.75”

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