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Start Over Object class Walking sticks (personal equipment) Collection place Oceania
Hearst Museum object titled Walking cane, accession number 11-39266, described as Walking cane; square in cross section; covered with skin of fish or reptile with scales smoothed down
Hearst Museum object titled Walking cane, accession number 11-39268, described as Walking cane; round knob at top; entire object covered with rings of tortoise shell; metal tip
Hearst Museum object titled Walking cane, accession number 11-39267, described as Walking cane; palmwood with root or burl rounded to form knob
Hearst Museum object titled Walking stick, accession number 11-39275, described as Walking cane; palmwood; knob insert with scalloped and square sections of lighter wood
Hearst Museum object titled Walking stick, accession number 11-39828, described as Sparring club/ walking stick/ swagger stick of black wood decorated with incised patterns on upper end. 97.7 cm length
Hearst Museum object titled Walking stick, accession number 11-42041, no description available.
Hearst Museum object titled Walking stick, accession number 11-45587, described as wooden walking stick or cane with knob top, Trobriand Islands, E. Papua
Hearst Museum object titled Walking stick, accession number 11-39823, described as Sparring club/ walking stick/ swagger stick of black wood decorated with incised patterns on upper end. Squatting human figure on end. 100 cm length
Hearst Museum object titled Walking stick, accession number 11-39841, described as Sparring club/ walking stick/ swagger stick of black wood decorated with incised patterns on upper end. Curved grip copied from European canes (?) 86.5 cm length
Hearst Museum object titled Walking stick, accession number 11-14640, described as Wooden cane, sparring/walking/swagger stick; carved and design rubbed with lime

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