Gift of Mrs. Morgan Wing on behalf of the Estate of Florence C. Whitney, 1942
Accession Lot
- Object[515]
- no[515]
- no[515]
- adze blade[1]
- axe[4]
- bayonet[1]
- bayonet sheath[1]
- bed part[1]
- belt[1]
- blade[4]
- butcher knife[1]
- carving[1]
- case[2]
- ceremonial paddle[2]
- chopstick[2]
- chopsticks[1]
- clasp knife[7]
- cleaver[2]
- cleaver knife[1]
- club[5]
- coutelas[1]
- crooked knife[4]
- crooked knife sheath[1]
- curvo[1]
- cutlass[1]
- dagger[71]
- dagger sheath[29]
- dirk[11]
- dirk sheath[5]
- fish spear[1]
- fleshing knife[1]
- foining dagger[1]
- fork[2]
- gimlet dagger[1]
- hatchet[2]
- head axe[5]
- helmet breaker[1]
- hunting knife[12]
- hunting knife sheath[2]
- kava bowl[1]
- khyber knife[1]
- kidney dagger[1]
- knife[156]
- knife blade[1]
- knife dagger[4]
- knife hanger[1]
- knife sheath[35]
- ladle[2]
- landesknecht dagger[1]
- landsknecht dagger[1]
- lime spatula[2]
- machete[1]
- machete sheath[1]
- military fork[5]
- miniature[8]
- paddle[8]
- paper knife[2]
- plug bayonet[2]
- poniard[2]
- rifle bayonet[1]
- scabbard[1]
- scarifying tool[1]
- sewing tool[1]
- sheath[30]
- sheath knife[1]
- shield[1]
- sickle[1]
- side knife[6]
- skin scraper[1]
- snow knife[3]
- spear[3]
- spear foreshaft[1]
- spoon[1]
- stiletto[10]
- stiletto sheath[2]
- sword[17]
- sword sheath[1]
- table setting[6]
- throwing knife[9]
- thrusting dagger[9]
- tiger knife[1]
- tomahawk[1]
- tomahawk pipe[1]
- tool[4]
- ulo blade[1]
- ulu[2]
- ulu blade[2]
- waidbesteck[5]
- war axe[1]
- yam knife[1]
- admiralty islands[2]
- alaska[20]
- argentina[2]
- arkansas[3]
- aruwimi district[3]
- asia[7]
- austral islands[2]
- australia[2]
- baillie island[2]
- belgian congo[16]
- belgium[4]
- bhutan[11]
- bombay[2]
- british columbia[9]
- burma[7]
- canada[17]
- cape bathurst[2]
- caucasus[4]
- chile[2]
- china[8]
- copper river district[2]
- cuba[2]
- england[5]
- europe[10]
- fiji islands[3]
- florence (italy)[2]
- france[16]
- gabon[8]
- georgia (country)[2]
- germany[12]
- gilbert islands[2]
- great slave lake[3]
- greenland[2]
- ilongot mountain province[2]
- india[59]
- italy[22]
- jaipur[3]
- japan[15]
- jolo[2]
- kasai district[7]
- katanga province[5]
- katchen hills[2]
- khyber[4]
- khyber region, afghanistan[4]
- korea[10]
- kotzebue[2]
- lake oneida[2]
- liberia[2]
- lima[2]
- louisiana[2]
- malabar coast[2]
- malay archipelago[4]
- mexico (central america)[3]
- mindanao[14]
- missouri[2]
- nepal[16]
- new guinea[4]
- new hebrides[3]
- new orleans[2]
- new york[2]
- nigeria[9]
- north africa[2]
- north america[15]
- northern luzon[7]
- northern queensland[2]
- northern zaire[5]
- northwest india[2]
- nueva vizcaya[2]
- pennsylvania[3]
- peru[2]
- philippine islands[52]
- portugal[3]
- pyrenees[2]
- queen charlotte islands[3]
- russia[4]
- samar[4]
- santiago de cuba[2]
- scotland[2]
- siberia[3]
- sicily[4]
- sindh[3]
- solomon islands[3]
- south dakota[3]
- south india[5]
- spain[22]
- sri lanka[5]
- switzerland[3]
- tahas island[2]
- tennessee[2]
- texas[2]
- thailand[8]
- tibet[4]
- toledo[3]
- united states of america[52]
- vancouver island[4]
- venice[2]
- vizianagaram[4]
- wounded knee battlefield[3]
- zaire[45]
- zambia[7]
- ababua[1]
- abudja[1]
- afghan[2]
- american[15]
- american pioneer[1]
- americana - uncertain[4]
- asian[6]
- austrian[1]
- azande[4]
- bagobo[2]
- bakuba[1]
- baluba[10]
- bangala[1]
- banyang[1]
- bapoto[2]
- basque[5]
- batetela[5]
- bechuana[1]
- bheel[1]
- bhutanese[8]
- bontoc[1]
- british[2]
- bushongo[3]
- chinese[8]
- confederate[1]
- coorg[3]
- cree[2]
- early american[3]
- eskimo[29]
- european[8]
- fang[7]
- flemish[1]
- florentine[2]
- french[15]
- german[10]
- greek[1]
- gurkha[4]
- haida[4]
- hausa[4]
- hindu[4]
- ibo[1]
- ilongot[4]
- indian[58]
- inuit[3]
- italian[14]
- japanese[13]
- javanese[1]
- jivaro[1]
- kagmallock[1]
- kalinga[3]
- kwakiutl[1]
- loango[1]
- lokoja[2]
- malay[3]
- mandaya[2]
- mangbetu[7]
- mashona[8]
- moro[13]
- nepalese[10]
- ngombe[1]
- nupe[2]
- portuguese[3]
- salish[3]
- samoan[1]
- sanga[1]
- saxon[2]
- scottish[2]
- sicilian[4]
- sinhalese[5]
- sioux[2]
- sivaro[1]
- spanish[17]
- swiss[3]
- thai[8]
- tibetan[4]
- tlingit[7]
- tsimshian[1]
- tungus[3]
- vai[2]
- venetian[2]
- bushongo[1]
- abalone[4]
- agate[1]
- bamboo[2]
- bark[1]
- birch wood[1]
- bone[25]
- braid[1]
- brass[99]
- cane (plant)[1]
- clay[1]
- cloth[6]
- copper[29]
- copper alloy[1]
- cotton[1]
- cotton cloth[1]
- deerskin[1]
- enamel[3]
- faux wootz steel[1]
- fiber[9]
- flint[2]
- gilding[2]
- gilt[4]
- glass[1]
- goat horn[2]
- gold[9]
- green stone[1]
- greenstone[2]
- gum[1]
- hair[4]
- hide[9]
- horn[1]
- horn (animal part)[40]
- iron[147]
- ivory[44]
- jade[1]
- lacquer[7]
- leather[61]
- mahogany[1]
- metal[81]
- moss[1]
- mother-of-pearl[4]
- mountain sheep horn[1]
- obsidian[1]
- paint[1]
- peel[6]
- pigment[9]
- plant fiber[14]
- rattan[2]
- rawhide[1]
- reed (plant)[8]
- shark skin[1]
- shark teeth[2]
- shell[2]
- silk[5]
- silver[61]
- sinew[2]
- skin[8]
- slate[4]
- snakeskin[2]
- steel[167]
- stingray spine[1]
- stone[7]
- teakwood[2]