Tunic Made From Red Blanket With Black Stripes

Item number ET16557-0 from the National Museum of Natural History.

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NO NUMBER; HUDSON BAY-RED WOOL BLANKET WITH BLACK STRIPES. Formerly on exhibit in NHB Hall 9, case 28, and identified as Hudson's Bay 2 1/2" point blanket in exhibit book. When removed from exhibit in 2004, this object was determined to be a tunic made from a red 2 1/2 point Hudson's Bay wool trade blanket, with cloth applique Northwest Coast design on front.