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A quiver and poisoned arrows, &c. and a bow made of bambou, the string is also of bambou; these belonged to a African king of Ahomet [Dahomey?]

A musical instrument of Mabingue, Africa

A Wooden Spoon and Fork, from Senegal

African bow and Arrow poisoned

An instrument of musick, of Congo (Africa) called Bamboula

Bow and Quiver of Poisoned Arrows, from Africa

bow

The Bow of an African Prince, which was given by Patriotic Mrs. Motte, to a Detachment of the American Army, for the Purpose of burning her own House, then fortified by the British

A Purs[e] used by the natives [of Africa]?]

An African Ornament, for the Neck, a Collar

A handsome pouch used by the natives [of Africa?]

Combs, bracelets, &c. used by the natives of Africa

Bow and Quiver of Poisoned Arrows used by the Mandingo Tribe of Negroes. at Sierra Leone, on the Coast of Africa

A tobacco-pouch of well dressed leather, and handsomely coloured, by the natives of Africa

A large callabash handsomely ornimented and used as a bag to put their handkerchiefs and to market with

A Kreese or Dirk, from Africa supposed to belong to a Prince