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An Indian arrow head of grey flint, 4 inches long

A Stone Hatchet

A Stone of deep red colour Shaped Something like a hatchet but flatter & not edged

An Indian Scalping knife, with the handles & the Scabbard ornamented with embroidery of Porcupine Quills, tassells of red hair &c.

An Indian Stone Spear head 5 inches long and 2 broad in the basis or a yellowish brown flint from Sunbury in northumberland county [Pa.]

2 Stone hatchets

6 arrowheads of white flint

Two arrow heads of grey Stone

A mento-face or Mask [manitou mask] of an Indian conjuror with a border of bear-Skin round the forehead and a tuft of feather in the center

Porcupine quills dyed by the indians in various bright colours

A Small piece of porcupine Quill embroidery with Some tassells of Orignal's hair died red hanging to it

A head of indian arrow of stone

An Indian head dress, formed of two pieces of leather covered of curious embroidery of Porcupine Quills in various colours with a tassell of owls feathers dyed red, at one end

A fragment of an Indian Stone tool, flat and having an edge, with the bridle of the flat part bore through

A Small Stone hatchet