Search Results for: Clothing - Accessory

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	Stock (tie) 1830-1850 2000.20.502 A "stock" was a formal men's wear accessory for the early 19th century.
	WWI Dog Tags of Lt. Henry N. Flynt 1958.14c These World War I era tags were made of aluminum and were worn by Lt. Flynt for the two years of his service.
	French Document Fan 1795-1796 2000.01.668 Folding hand-held fans were a fashion accessory for many women in the days before the 20th century.
	Cold Water Pledge insignia c. 1830 L05.076 At first, the temperance movement sought only to eliminate the use of hard liquor, but over time it advocating drinking only "cold water" thereby forbidding the use of beer, wine and hard cider, as well.
	Identification Badge of a Raytheon Manufacturing Company worker during WWII 1945 M.53 This is the type of badge worn by employees of Raytheon Manufacturing Company's secret plant in Greenfield, Massachusetts, during World War II (WWII).
	Belt buckle c. 1900 1996.33.04 Madeline Yale Wynne's unusual designs were appreciated by Arts and Crafts enthusiasts.
	Pouch c. 1906 1999.10.505 In addition to creating fine needlework, Ellen Miller experimented with dyed leather goods.
	Beaded Bag c. 1866 2000.41.500 Beaded bags with this type of decorative motif were made by Micmac and Maliseet peoples from northern Maine and Eastern Canada in the 19th century.
	Beaded Bag 1880-1890 2000.41.501 Native American beaded bags of this style and shape were popular during the late Victorian era in the United States.
	Beaded Bag 1880-1890 2000.41.502 This black velvet beaded bag was made by an Iroquois artisan between 1880 and 1890.

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