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Rosario; Single strand of medium silver beads; 16 silver crosses, 7 coral beads; large double-barred Pueblo cross, pendant, with bruised heart. J.#431, Cat.#383. — Necklace, Pre 1900
Pueblo

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Marks: Anchor (?) town mark of Birmingham; Lion passant (?) standard mark; Sovereign's head or duty mark (used 1784-1890) Date letter Initials of silversmith, 7 total (one on each bell) Note: The marks indicate that it is English. If so, it was probably done by Joseph Taylor (see page. 197, Old Silver). Two American silversmiths have the same maker's mark: John Tanner (c.1740) from Newport, Rhode Island and Jacob Ten Eych (1725-1793) from Albany, New York. — Whistle rattle, c. 1821
Joseph Taylor

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Single strand of silver beads changing to double; 14 butterfly squash blossoms with stamped designs and set with coral, 3 prongs on ea. side; 17 coral in all; 3 oval corals on two square wire enclosing double twisted wire naja. J.#499, Cat.#423. — Necklace, 1940s-1950s
Diné (Navajo)

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Cochiti; 4 strands of tubular coral beads, round metal beads, single beads of jet and turquoise, small arrowhead; 14 small sheet crosses; large double-barred cross of bruised heart type. J.#438, Cat.#381. — Necklace, c. 1900
Cochiti Pueblo

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Pin, 19th-20th century

Hopituh Shinumu (Hopi)

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Necklace, 20th century

United States

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