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Small Sword

Maker: William Cowell, Jr. (American, active ca. 1713 - 1761)

Wood and Rawhide Shield

Maker: Unknown

Sasanian helmet

Maker: Unknown

Powder horn

Maker: Unknown

Powder Horn

Engraver: William Hovey (American, 1749–1834)

Halberd Head

Maker: Unknown

Sword and Scabbard for Stephen Decatur

Maker: Liberty Browne (American, 1776–1831)
Honorand: Stephen Decatur, American, 1779–1820

Gravestone of Mr. William Grimes

Artist: Daniel Farber (American, 1906–1998)

Shield (Salawaku)

No. 1442

Artist: Allan Chasanoff (American, 1936–2020, B.A. 1961)

No. 3830

Artist: Allan Chasanoff (American, 1936–2020, B.A. 1961)

No. 3860

Artist: Allan Chasanoff (American, 1936–2020, B.A. 1961)

No. 3983

Artist: Allan Chasanoff (American, 1936–2020, B.A. 1961)

No. 4049

Artist: Allan Chasanoff (American, 1936–2020, B.A. 1961)

No. 1418

Artist: Allan Chasanoff (American, 1936–2020, B.A. 1961)

No. 3734

Artist: Allan Chasanoff (American, 1936–2020, B.A. 1961)

No. 1337

Artist: Allan Chasanoff (American, 1936–2020, B.A. 1961)

No. 1386

Artist: Allan Chasanoff (American, 1936–2020, B.A. 1961)

No. 1002

Artist: Allan Chasanoff (American, 1936–2020, B.A. 1961)

Flintlock Rifle/Fowler

Maker: Frederick Sell (American, working ca. 1807)

Armor (Öroba)

Shield (Koraibi)

Shield

Shield

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