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Legging strip fragment | McCord Museum
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Legging strip fragment

Maker
Date 1810-1840?
Medium / Technique Wool cloth, glass bead, cotton braid, cotton thread, sinew
Dimensions25 x 44 cm
ClassificationPersonal Objects - Clothing - Accessories & Components
CultureIndigenous: Swampy Cree; Western Cree
Geocultural Area Western Subarctic
Origin Ontario, Canada
Object NumberM5044
DivisionIndigenous Cultures - Historical Objects
CollectionMcCord
CreditPurchase

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Online Collections | McCord Museum - Montreal Social History Museum
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Legging strip fragment
Inconnu / Unknown
1810-1840?
M5045
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Legging strip
Inconnu / Unknown
1893
M12536.1-2
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Legging strip
Inconnu / Unknown
1875-1900
M2142.0-1
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Legging strip ?
Inconnu / Unknown
1865-1900
M12681
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Legging strip
Inconnu / Unknown
1865-1875
M421.0-1
No Title
Legging strip
Inconnu / Unknown
1870-1900
M296.0-1
No Title
Legging strip
Inconnu / Unknown
1865-1875
M423.0-1
No Title
Legging strip ?
Inconnu / Unknown
1930-1944
ME944.3.1-2
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Legging strip
Inconnu / Unknown
1865-1900
M2140.0-1
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Strip
Inconnu / Unknown
1895-1905
M5092.0-1
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Legging strip ?
Inconnu / Unknown
1875-1925
M5409
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Legging strip ?
Inconnu / Unknown
1865-1930?
M967.50.12.1-2

This project is made possible thanks to the generous support of the Azrieli Foundation and Canadian Heritage.