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Hearst Museum object titled Bone toggle, accession number 11-14596, described as Bone toggle (paro)
Hearst Museum object titled Toggle, accession number 2-6293, described as Harpoon toggle head of antler with steel point, rawhide leader.
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Toggle, accession number 2-8879, described as Perforated rectangular ivory (?) used in lashing. Note accompanying this piece says: "From Teller.
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Toggle, accession number 2-65803, described as Carved ivory in the form of a two headed seal. Features incised and outlined with black pigment. Circle-and-dot seal eye symbol on back.
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Toggle, accession number 2-18123, described as Dog sled toggle. Partial oval piece of bone with large central perforation.
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Toggle, accession number 2-4388, described as Shaft. Antler with rawhide thong. Ivory; oval in section; flat & wide tang; short type for summer hunting of sea mammals; was attached to the leader of the harpoon head.
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Toggle, accession number 2-45380, described as Possibly toggle for woman's needlecase. Cylindrical piece of ivory drilled at base. Shallow longitudinal groove on both sides near base. Fur and hide thong through hole.
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Toggle, accession number 2-69126, described as Made from bone, worn.
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Toggle head, accession number 2-3026, described as Harpoon toggle head of bone (whalebone) with oblong wood detached toggle shaft, rawhide leader.
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Toggle head, accession number 2-66931, described as Piece. Brown "fossil" ivory, no blade. All behind leading edge of cordage hole missing.

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