Glass trade bead. Bead is long and thin, with machine-cut facets running it's length. An indented row of hand-cut facets encircles the piece close to one end. The opposite end holds a layer of similar faceting along the edge. Machine facets are shiny, while hand-cut facets are slightly frosted.

Glass bead core. The piece is long, thin and tubular, brown in colour, with a shiny exterior machine cut (?) into 7 long facets. One end narrows slightly and holds a row of small hand-cut facets.The other end is rough. A small uneven hole is bored through the centre.

Glass bead core. The piece is long and tubular, heavily covered in small hand-cut facets. The original surface is shiny, while the facets are frosted. Both ends are rough. A small, even hole is bored through the centre.

Glass bead core. The piece is long, thin and tubular, translucent on the outside with a shiny, unfaceted surface, and brown and white at the core. Both ends are rough. A small hole is bored through the centre.

Glass bead core. The piece is long and tubular, with a shiny, darkly translucent surface cut into 7 facets. One end is narrowed and hand-faceted while the other is smoothly cut but unfinished. The centre core is blue in colour A small irregular hole is bored through the centre.

Glass bead core. The piece is long and tubular, with a shiny translucent surface. The centre core is blue in colour with regular lines of white that vary in vividness. A large irregular hole is bored through the centre.

Glass bead core. The piece is long, thin and tubular, with a shiny exterior. It is mainly white in colour with lines of light purple and light grey. A wide hole is bored through the centre.

Glass bead core. The piece is long, thin and tubular, green and blue in colour with a shiny, unfaceted surface, and a small hole bored through the centre.

Rigid fabric headdress, from a Hungarian dance costume. Headdress is made of light blue silk covering a rigid support, peaked at centre top, narrowing at the edges where a strip of thin elastic joins the ends together at back. The outer side has looped patterns made of brown metal thread with flecks of gold. Tubular glass beads make a zigzag pattern along the top edge.

Museum Expedition 1941, Frank L. Babbott Fund