Teired white skirt; part of a traditional Hungarian dance costume. Three panels of cotton are interspersed with wide strips of lace. Below the lace of the top two panels sits a short peplum hem. The skirt if fastened at back by two metal hook and eye closures.

Short blouse with a wide neckline edged in lace, and short puffed sleeves decorated with lace and an inset light blue ribbon. Bodice is light blue silk, pointed at bottom front and back, embelished with swirled designs in brown metalic thread along the front button closure, hems, and up the back darts. Buttons are gold orbs, and hide hook and eye closures. The blouse is lined with unbleached cotton on the inside of the bodice.

Hammered silver coin bracelet. Bracelet is wide at front centre, and narrows toward ends, which wrap around to meet at back. Engraved image is an American eagle motif, with feather and shading embellishments that cover the entire outer surface of the piece. Metal is very worn and corroded, and has a hole and a tear.

Gift of Dr. Werner Muensterberger

Gift of Mrs. George Davidson

Gift as a memorial to Dr. Harlow Brooks

Museum Collection Fund

Gift of Richard H. Clarke

Museum Expedition 1941, Frank L. Babbott Fund

Carved and painted seal headdress. Headdress is a rounded triangular shape with a snub nose. Forehead and crown are grey. Thick black bands outlined in white form eyebrows over shallow white hollows meeting above nose. Eyes are black circles ringed by a black circle and a rounded red arrow. Nose is grey with thin red curls for nostrils. Carved red lips outlined in white over grey cheeks. Ribbed black cloth and rough cotton strips hang down back of mask. Plastic headgear attached to interior.