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Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Commemorative medal, accession number 2-59627, described as Obverse: Medal. Indian Tribal Series; Sequoyah holding a tablet of the Cherokee language that he recorded. Inscription: “The Cherokee Nation.” “1973” Reverse: Seven sided star with a wreath surrounding it. Inscription: “Seal of the Cherokee Nation. “Gwya Dbf.” “Sept. 6, 1839.” Size: 4.5 cm. Weight: 24.3792 g. Condition: enclosed in a plastic case Content: silver Provenience: U.S., Arizona, Phoenix. 2937 W. Indian School Road. Mint Date: 1977 Photos from June, 1977 Reference: Pierce, E.B. and R. Strickland. The Cherokee People. 1977. Indian Tribal Series. Phoenix, Arizona.
Hearst Museum object titled Doll, accession number 2-71808, described as All leather, stuffed, “Spirit” doll. No face; braided horsehair hair. Wears “hair pipe” earrings & breast plate; leather “concho” belt over fringed leather dress. Blue/red beading on shoulders. Leather boots. Dress is Kiowa type. H = 8 3/4”
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Doll, accession number 2-71911, described as Cherokee man doll. Cloth doll dressed in traditional buckskins. Embroidered facial features, yarn hair in braids. Trousers and shirt trimmed in Plains type bead work. Headdress of red and yellow feathers that are attached to a heavy, bead-trimmed buckskin cap. H = 17.5”
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Doll, accession number 2-71900, described as Woman doll, with baby on back. Made of cherry wood w/ carved and painted features. Standing before stump formed into corn grinding bin. Doll dressed in fabric dress and apron, flannel blanket/shawl, red fabric head cloth and w/ black yarn hair in braids.
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Doll, accession number 2-71773, described as Cloth doll, dressed in traditional buckskins. Embroidered feathers, black yarn hair in two braids tied with buckskin. Trousers and shirt trimmed with diamond-patterned beadwork in red, white and blue glass beads. Headdress of red and yellow feathers attached to a buckskin cap trimmed with wooden beads. H = 17.5”.
Hearst Museum object titled Male doll, accession number 2-71820, described as Carved wood, Cherokee, “Old Man” doll. Painted features, black yarn hair; brown, ultra-suede, fringed trousers; red, calico print shirt with solid red neck-cloth and green bead slide. Leather belt and head band. Warries a walking stick. Mounted on a wood base. H = 8.75”
Hearst Museum object titled Male doll, accession number 2-71807, described as Cherokee Sequoia male doll. Made of wire armnature, nylon wrapped. Head of molded clay. Dressed in dark-brown leather moccasins, trousers, and a multi-colored, striped shirt and turban. Has black yarn hair & carries a pipe in hand. Belt madeof same fabric as shirt & fringed w/ yellow yarn. H = 11.5”.

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