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	Roundabout Chair c. 1880 1977.40 This ceremonial roundabout oak chair displays carving of lions' heads and paws with a coat of arms topped by a lion couchant, all executed by a French woodcarver.
	WWI Message to Edward Roswell Wirt 1918 L01.022 In April 1918, King George V of Great Britain issued a welcome and a thanks to the soldiers of the United States who were fighting for human freedom.
	WWI Cartoons 1917-1919 L01.024 Frank Hines clipped this panel of cartoons from a Camp Devon, Massachusetts, newspaper during World War I.
	"Washington Merry-Go-Round" article in Greenfield Recorder-Gazette Mar 31, 1950 L06.066 President Harry Truman felt that Senator Joseph McCarthy's accusations against employees of the State Department were undermining the moral and effectiveness of the State Department.
	Uncut glass tubular bead 1660-1677 1985.0835a Glass beads were important items for trade between Native Americans and Europeans throughout the early colonial period in New England.
	"Universal Geography, Ancient and Modern: Comparison and Classification" 1827 L99.116 This 1827 geography school textbook approached the study of geography through "comparison and classification" of the "Degrees of Civilization" of races and countries in the same manner in which it made comparisons of the size of towns, rivers and mountains.
	Flintlock Musket c. 1777 1883.30.03 Although this musket was dug up near the site of a battle of King Philip's War (1675-76), it likely dates to the 1770's and a Revolutionary War battle.
	Bayonet 1670-1700 1950.01 The maker designed this 17th century weapon for use either as a bayonet at the end of a musket or as a hand-held dagger.

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