Man’s baldric or sash. Woven band in blue cotton, with lozenge shapes on the front formed by the addition of red dyed hair on the weft; the lozenge shape outlined by blue warp. The warp ends twisted together. A fringe of dyed long red hair, interspersed with white hair in five places, suspended from one side of the centre part of the band in a series of clumps tied at the top with yellow orchid stem.
baldric
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playing card
Figure of Indian tradesman with fans
5 Heads: A Man of the Sandwich Islands; A Woman of the Sandwich Islands; Capt. James Cook F.R.S. Killed on the Island of Owhyhee 14th Feb 1779; A man of Mangea; Omai or Omia a Native of Ulietea
bird trap (trap (hunting, fishing & trapping))
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