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    • Projectile point 69

    • Projectile point 69

    • Arrowheads; Indians of North America; Indians of Central America

    • Triangular shaped blade w/ convex edges. One shoulder sweeps upward. The other is squared. Stem is contracted. Gray in color.
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    • Projectile point 7

    • Projectile point 7

    • Arrowheads; Indians of North America; Indians of Central America

    • Is a tan stone. Triangular blade w/ concave edges are slightly serrated. Base is slightly convex. Stem is rectangular w/ shoulders ar 90 degrees Angles to it.
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    • Projectile point 70

    • Projectile point 70

    • Arrowheads; Indians of North America; Indians of Central America

    • Red (dark). Blade is triangular shaped w/ recurved edges. Shoulders are barbed and sweep out fairly horizontally. Stem is rounded.
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    • Projectile point 71

    • Projectile point 71

    • Arrowheads; Indians of North America; Indians of Central America

    • Brown and has a triangular shaped blade. Edge of the blade are concave. Shoulders on one side is squared, the other is incomplete and sweeps upward slightly. The stem is slightly wedge shaped with a straight base.
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    • Projectile point 72

    • Projectile point 72

    • Arrowheads; Indians of North America; Indians of Central America

    • Red/brown. Blade is slender w/ one edge convex & the other is straight. Shoulder are barbed & point upwards. Stem is contracted & has a convex base.
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    • Projectile point 73

    • Projectile point 73

    • Arrowheads; Indians of North America; Indians of Central America

    • White. It has a broad triangular shaped blade - its tip is missing. Blade edges are serrated & straight. Shoulders are squared. Stem edges are parallel, the base is slightly convex.
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    • Projectile point 74

    • Projectile point 74

    • Arrowheads; Indians of North America; Indians of Central America

    • Brown/red. Its blade is triangular w/ recurved edges - shoulder is barbed & sweeps slightly. The other shoulders is missing. Stem is contracted w/ a straight base.
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    • Projectile point 75

    • Projectile point 75

    • Arrowheads; Indians of North America; Indians of Central America

    • Gray w/ a red tip. Blade is triangular w/ one straight edge & one convex edge. Shoulders ae squared somewhat & the stem is bulbed shaped.
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    • Projectile point 8

    • Projectile point 8

    • Arrowheads; Indians of North America; Indians of Central America

    • This projectile point is yellowish tan and has a slender triangular shaped blade. The blade edges are serrated. the shoulders slope upward slightly. The stem is 1/3 of total height of the projectile point and intracts down to a rounded tip.
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    • Projectile point 9

    • Projectile point 9

    • Arrowheads; Indians of North America; Indians of Central America

    • Is yellowish tan and the blade edges are recurved and serrated. Shoulders are not formed well, they are small and undefined. Stem edges are contracted and the base is straight.
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    • Razor strop

    • Razor strop

    • Shaving equipment

    • This hanging style razor strop is composed of a leather strip with a canvas backing used to sharpen or polish the blade of a straight edge razor.
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    • Razor strop

    • Razor strop

    • Shaving equipment

    • Used to sharpen the blade of a straight edge razor, this strop is constructed of wood covered with leather. One side of the strop is flat and the other is padded. The cardboard cover that encloses the strop is printed on one side with instructions;...
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    • Saber

    • Saber

    • Daggers & swords

    • This sword has a wooden handle, and the blade has a slight curve with a broken tip. The handle has three curved metal pieces to protect the knuckles. This weapon belonged to Don Antonio Gil Y'Barbo of Nacogdoches, Texas.
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    • Scythe

    • Scythe

    • Agricultural machinery & implements; Scythes

    • The long, curved wooden handle with two handgrips is attached to a metal blade. The curved blade has a sharp edge on one side and a grooved edge on the other, forming a hook.
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    • Sword

    • Sword

    • Daggers & swords

    • The sword has a triangular shaped blade that is imprinted with a clover or leaf design. The handle is missing.
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    • Sword

    • Sword

    • Daggers & swords

    • The single edged thin blade of this saber curves upward slightly. It has a textured, ribbed handgrip decorated with ropelike copper threads.
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    • Tobacco cutter

    • Tobacco cutter

    • Agricultural machinery & implements; Cast ironwork

    • Embossed with "Brown Mule, 1 inch 2 inch, R.J.R. Tob Co. N 3019," this cast iron tobacco cutter uses a hand operated lever to raise and lower the cutting blade. Holes in the base allow the cutter to be mounted on a wooden platform or base. Most...
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