Lewis and Clark Expedition Glass Trade Beads

Wound mandrel beads. As carried during the 1804-1806 Lewis & Clark Expedition. Nice old group of beads. Allard Auction Collection Inv: 46239 EVAN

Collection of Decorated Glass French Ambassador, Lewis and Clark Trade Beads. Including ellipsoid beads ranging in size from approximately 23 mm to 16 mm in length; spherical beads approximately 14 mm

LEWIS & CLARK TRADE BEADS NATIVE AMERICAN ARROWHEADS ARTIFACTS BUTTONS

Antique Lewis & Clark Trade Beads, Umatilla Site, c. 19th Century Columbian River, double strand, longest strand measures 30''L end to end

Beautiful Antique Double Strand Trade Bead Necklace, measures 31''L end to end, sticker on lid of riker box reads ''19th C. Lewis & Clark Trade Beads Cathlamet Site Columbia River''

31” Strand Lewis & Clark Italian Trade Beads with blue Padre Beads and Shell Spacers

Five Strands of Antique Red Glass Trade Beads, Including Venetian Glass. Longest Necklace 33.5 in. long. Shortest Necklace 24 in. long. Smallest Bead Diameter 3.93mm. Largest Bead Diameter 29.08mm. Al

3 Glass Beaded Necklaces. 199.3g. Necklace With Cross Pattern Beads 28 in. long. Bead Diameter 7.75mm. Necklace With Blue Spiral Pattern Beads 30 in. long. Bead Diameter 10.31mm. Necklace With Blue Sp

Five Strands of Antique Red Glass Trade Beads, Including Venetian Glass. Longest Necklace 33.5 in. long. Shortest Necklace 24 in. long. Smallest Bead Diameter 3.93mm. Largest Bead Diameter 29.08mm. Al

Five Strands of Glass Trade Beads, Probably African. 96.4g. Longest Strand 41 in. long. Shortest Strand 20 in. long. Largest Bead Diameter 5.52mm. Smallest Bead Diameter 3.51mm. All measurements are a

Large Lot Of Venetian Trade Beads. Longest Strand Approximately 61.0in Long (30.5in Doubled) Shorter Strand Approximately 58.0in Long (29.0in Doubled). Largest Bead Approximately 0.875L x 0.75W in. Sm

Lot consists of five accessories including: 30" necklace of hide string with alternating clear glass trade beads and eighteen reproduction bear claws. Possibly 20th century. *Very good condition overa

Antique Venetian trade bead necklace. 29 in circumference. Each bead approximately 1 in. long

A group of 2 trade bead glass necklaces and 1 large Venetian glass bead. ++ Strung necklace on woven cording with likely 19th century black and white trade beads including Louis and Clark beads. 12 1/

Nine Strands of African Trade Beads, Including Clay, Glass, and Stone. 256g. Longest Strand 35 in. long. Shortest Strand 16.25 in. long. Smallest Bead Diameter 3.24mm. Largest Bead Diameter 17.58mm. A

Eleven strands of African Trade Beads, Including Venetian Glass. Longest Strand 29.25 in. long. Shortest Strand 10.375 in. long. Largest Bead Diameter 13.78mm. Smallest Bead Diameter 1.98mm. All measu

Six Strands Of Beads. Four Strands Of Glass Beads, One Strand Of Clay Or Terra Cotta Beads, And One Strand Of Metal Beads. 405.4g. Longest Strand Approximately 35.5 in. Long Shortest Strand Approximat

19" x 18". Woodlands Cree, Dark blue wool broadcloth with burgundy cotton-print liner, interior pocket. Fanciful Beaded motifs in a lattice pattern, Further stitched with brass beads, large glass butt

[LEWIS & CLARK EXPEDITION]. The Journal of the Lewis & Clark Expedition. Edited by Gary E. Moulton. Lincoln: University of Nebraska, 1986-2001. 13 volumes, including atlas, 8vo and large folio. Illust

Blue glass trade bead multistrand necklace- original, 62- strand, unusual blue glass large seed bead, full, thick Konyak Naga necklace, similar to more usual turquoise glass beads and also usually wor

Guatemalan Venetian and Bohemian Glass Trade Bead, Silver Coin Necklace. Composed of numerous red, green and colorless glass trade beads, interspersed by nine silver coins, forming a continuous 108 in

Collection of Two Glass Trade Bead Necklaces. A long knotted graduated necklace of Japanese lamp work trail decorated glass beads together with a long decorated necklace of African lamp work trade bea

Canada, Montreal, ca. end of 18th century CE. Rare and very fine necklace comprised of alternating glass beads in shades of off-white and blue-gray with silver cross pendant. Cross is set with 8 black

Manufactured in Holland or possibly Germany, traded to the Dogon people of Mali, ca. 18th to early 19th century CE. A strand of approximately 150 disc-shaped glass trade beads, most deep blue, with a