 | | Culture | Ojibwe | | | | Description | This bag's pouch and shoulder straps are completely covered in an array of colored glass beads. The horizontal strap above the pouch is beaded in a simple floral design, as are edges of the pouch. The bag ends in beaded tassels. | | | | Catalog # | 55255 | | | | Accession # | 16837 | | | | Accession Date | 11/18/1948 | | | | Dimensions | | | | | Medium | Glass beads, velvet, cloth, yarn | | | | Region | Great Lakes; no area specified. | | | | Source | Purchased with funds donated by A.D. Braun of Milwaukee, WI. | | | | Comments | Items in this accession were purchased from an unknown source using funds donated by Braun - Ann McMullen, MPM curator of Anthropology 1994-2000, in June 1997; originally catalogued as Woodland Indian. |
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 | | Culture | Ojibwe | | | | Description | This bag has a large pocket beaded with an iridescent blue/white background. It features a large flower and leaf design. The horizontal band is beaded directly onto the black velvet backing. The tassels are cotton loops with a green fringe. | | | | Catalog # | 55842 | | | | Accession # | 17430 | | | | Accession Date | 04/23/1954 | | | | Dimensions | | | | | Medium | Glass beads, cotton textile, velvet, wool, silk ribbon, wool yarn | | | | Region | Great Lakes (Wisconsin) | | | | Source | Donated by Mrs. Gustave Kojatzke of Milwaukee, WI. Unknown collector. | | | | Comments | Missing strap. Heavily worn at edges; many beads missing on strings. |
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 | | Culture | Ojibwe | | | | Description | This beadwork panel has not been attached to a, but would be the main pouch design. It exhibits a large floral design with blue, green, yellow, orange, black, pink, and white beads. | | | | Catalog # | 56287 | | | | Accession # | 17711 | | | | Accession Date | 01/31/1957 | | | | Dimensions | | | | | Medium | Glass beads, cotton cloth, cotton thread | | | | Region | Great Lakes, no area specified | | | | Source | Found in the Milwaukee Public Museum without an original number. | | | | Comments | Originally catalogued as "Woodland Indian", attributed "Ojibwe" by Ann McMullen, MPM curator of Anthropology 1994-2000, March 1998. |
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