18th Century Material Culture The Native Americans Bags & Pouches
Bags / Pouches
Northeastern Native American Pouch from New England Late 17th to Mid 18th Century (Peabody Essex Museum)
Northeastern Native American Pouch from New England Late 17th to Mid 18th Century (Peabody Essex Museum)
Northeastern Native American Pouch from New England Late 17th to Mid 18th Century (Peabody Essex Museum)
Northeastern Native American Pouch from New England Late 17th to Mid 18th Century (Peabody Essex Museum)
Cree Bag of Moose, Porcupine and Trade Wool c. 1750 - 1775 Collected by George Holt of the Hudson Bay Co. between 1768 & 1771 (Alexander Gallery - Splendid Heritage)
Northeast Great Lakes Bag (Eastern Ojibwa-Chippewa or Ottawa) c. 1750 - 1770 (Alexander Gallery - Splendid Heritage)
Tribe of the Ottawa - (Odawa) Bag c. 1775 - 1800 (Alexander Gallery - Splendid Heritage)
Tribe of the Ottawa - (Odawa) Bag c. 1775 - 1800 (Alexander Gallery - Splendid Heritage)
Great Lakes - Eastern Great Lakes Bag, Eastern Ojibwa-Chippewa or Ottawa c. 1775 - 1800 (Warnock Collection - Splendid Heritage)
Iroquois or Algonquian Wampum Bead Bag 18th Century (The British Museum)
Pouch or Bag Fingerwoven of Wool & Beads From the Studio of the Artist, Benjamin West, and Depicted in “The Death of General Wolfe” c. 1750 - 1770 (The British Museum)
Pouch or Bag Fingerwoven of Wool & Beads From the Studio of the Artist, Benjamin West, and Depicted in “The Death of General Wolfe” c. 1750 - 1770 (The British Museum)
Pouch or Bag Fingerwoven of Wool & Beads From the Studio of the Artist, Benjamin West, and Depicted in “The Death of General Wolfe” c. 1750 - 1770 (The British Museum)
Pouch or Bag Fingerwoven of Wool & Beads From the Studio of the Artist, Benjamin West, and Depicted in “The Death of General Wolfe” c. 1750 - 1770 (The British Museum)
“The Death of General Wolfe” by Benjamin West 1770 (National Gallery of Canada)
Eastern Woodlands Iroquois or Anishinaabe Pouch c. 1775 - 1825 (McCord Museum)
Eastern Woodlands Iroquois or Anishinaabe Pouch c. 1775 - 1825 (McCord Museum)
Eastern Woodlands Iroquois or Anishinaabe Pouch c. 1775 - 1825 (McCord Museum)
Eastern Woodlands Knife & Sheath, Trade Silver Ear Pendants, & Ottowa Bag Collected & Worn by Lieutenant, Sir John Caldwell, Officer of H.M. 8th Regiment of Foot c. 1774 - 1780 (Canadian Museum of History - Speyer Collection)
Lieutenant, Sir John Caldwell, H.M. 8th Regiment of Foot in Indian Dress, Assigned to Niagara & Detroit 1774 - 1780 c. 1780 (Liverpool Museum of England)
Eastern Woodlands Pouch Collected by Lieutenant, Sir John Caldwell, Officer of H.M. 8th Regiment of Foot c. 1780 (Canadian Museum of History - Speyer Collection)
Eastern Woodlands Pouch Collected by Lieutenant, Sir John Caldwell, Officer of H.M. 8th Regiment of Foot c. 1780 (Canadian Museum of History - Speyer Collection)
Eastern Woodlands Ottowa Bag 18th Century (Canadian Museum of History - Speyer Collection)
Captain Bull’s War Party, Recreated
Eastern Woodlands Ojibwa / Anishnaabe Pouch Collected by Lieutenant, Sir John Caldwell, Officer of H.M. 8th Regiment of Foot c. 1780 (Canadian Museum of History - Speyer Collection)
Native American Beadwork Bag from the Leverian Museum Owned by Sir Ashton Lever (1729 - 1788) In an Album of 40 Watercolors Drawn by Sarah Stone c. 1784 (The British Museum)
Native American Beadwork Bag from the Leverian Museum Owned by Sir Ashton Lever (1729 - 1788) In an Album of 40 Watercolors Drawn by Sarah Stone c. 1784 (The British Museum)
Native American Beadwork Bag from the Leverian Museum Owned by Sir Ashton Lever (1729 - 1788) In an Album of 40 Watercolors Drawn by Sarah Stone c. 1784 (The British Museum)
Native American Beadwork Bag from the Leverian Museum Owned by Sir Ashton Lever (1729 - 1788) In an Album of 40 Watercolors Drawn by Sarah Stone c. 1784 (The British Museum)
Native American Beadwork Bag from the Leverian Museum Owned by Sir Ashton Lever (1729 - 1788) In an Album of 40 Watercolors Drawn by Sarah Stone c. 1784 (The British Museum)
Native American Beadwork Bag from the Leverian Museum Owned by Sir Ashton Lever (1729 - 1788) In an Album of 40 Watercolors Drawn by Sarah Stone c. 1784 (The British Museum)
Native American Beadwork Bag from the Leverian Museum Owned by Sir Ashton Lever (1729 - 1788) In an Album of 40 Watercolors Drawn by Sarah Stone c. 1784 (The British Museum)
Eastern Woodlands - Great Lakes Bag, Possibly Ojibwa or Chippewa Late 18th - Early 19th Century (Warnock Collection - Splendid Heritage)
Whole Skin Animal Bags
Tishcohan, Delaware of the Leni-Lenape by Gustavus Hesselius, 1735 (Atwater Kent Museum of Philadelphia)
Lapowinska Delaware of the Leni-Lenape by Gustavus Hesselius, 1735 (Atwater Kent Museum of Philadelphia)
Lieutenant, Sir John Caldwell, H.M. 8th Regiment of Foot in Indian Dress, Assigned to Niagara & Detroit 1774 - 1780 Detail of a Skunk Bag c. 1780 (Liverpool Museum of England)
Whole Skin Animal Bag by Alexandre De Batz 1735 (Private Collection)
Unknown - Information Sought
Ojibwa Full Otter Skin Tobacco Bag c. 1775 (Pocumtuck Valley Memorial Association, Deerfield, Massachusetts)
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