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Hearst Museum object titled Doll, accession number 2-71766, described as Ojibwa woman doll. Body of heavy suede leather, painted features, black yarn hair in braids. Clothing decorated with white rabbit fur jabot, cuffs, belt and anklets, leather, beaded headband witha green feather. H = 9”

Hearst Museum object titled Female doll, accession number 2-71832, described as Stuffed Cloth doll: Mesquakie Band, female. Body of wired stocking knit. Needle sculpted face, black yarn hair. Purple felt headband w/ beads, beaded earrings, fabric blouse and skirt both decorated w/ ribbon applique. Two stocking knit under-skirts. Felt, beaded moccasins. Hair in braids tied w/ red string. H = 10.5”.

Hearst Museum object titled Female doll, accession number 2-71833, described as Corn cob doll w/ cork hands. Nails for eyes, yarn hair in braids, fabric mouth & clothing. Dressed in burgundy blouse and green skirt, both decorated with ric-rac. Yarn belt and headband. H = 7.5”.