Brown, hollowed gourd incised with decorative pattern. Two holes at either end. Presented with the papers of Frank G. Speck (APS Library).

Black slate stone in the form of a dodecahedron (a geometric solid with twelve flat faces). The side of each pentagon is about one and one half inches. Markings are incised on the faces.

Metal knife with wooden handle. Leather case with leather straps on either end of the top, and multicolored glass beading on front side of case. "Montagnais - Naskapi" is marked on box and label inside box. Presented with the papers of Frank Gouldsmith Speck (APS Library).

Black figurine of bird-like creature with knees tucked into chest and hands on knees. Left foot broken off. Marked as "Mexican."

Brown-black Native American earthenware bottle with narrow top and stopper.

Short arrow made of bone and wood.

Wood spear with bone tip.

Seven metal-tipped arrows. Triangular arrow heads with holes in center and sharpened edges. Marked as originating with "Miami Indians."

Spear, shaft made of wood, pointed head of metal.

Obverse: bas-relief of male figure wearing Indian headdress encircled by 13 stars. Reverse: floral wreath encircles "PENNY / SAVED / IS A / PENNY / EARNED."

Seven pieces of pottery mounted on wood with wire and glue. Label at top reads "MEXICO" and "71" label on either side of central bowl. Clockwise from left: 1219 - red bowl with pedastal base and painted design 1227 - miniature face 1220 - red bowl with pedastal base 1222 - black seed bowl with incised decoration 1226 - miniature face 1227 - gray seed bowl with incised decoration 1218 (center) - three-toed, red bowl with painted design Marks to the left and right of central bowl show two objects, most likely miniature faces, were removed.

Wood peace pipe stem with bands of red, white, and black geometric designs. Originally decorated with porcupine quills, no longer extant.

Life-sized portrait bust of Peter S. DuPonceau. Unclothed/undraped, with squared-off shoulders. Painted on front bottom: "Peter, S, Du, Ponceau."

Half-length portrait of front-facing figure, with head turned slightly to the left, in front of a sienna background. The subject has graying, brown hair, a gray beard and brown eyes. He is wearing a black coat and waistcoat, a high white collar and a black cravat. Pinned on his left lapel is the red, white, and blue rosette of the Loyal Legion. Unsigned and undated.

Oval image of half-length figure. Figure faces forward, hands folded on book. Sky and clouds in background.

Half-length portrait of a seated figure with his body turned slightly to the right, in front of a medium brown background. The subject has brown, graying hair, brown eyes, and a rosy, brunette complexion. He is wearing spectacles, a brown coat, a black cravat, and a white shirt collar. Signed "TS 1830" in the lower left corner of canvas.

Marginal notes on North American Indians in Champlain's "Voyages de la Nouvelle France..." Includes one page of remarks on Canadian Indians, and a one-page list of words of Montagnais language.

Half-length portrait of a standing figure, facing front. The subject's hands are crossed on a cane head and his right elbow rests on a book. Behind his right arm is a black hat. The subject has gray hair, brown eyes, and a fair complexion. He is wearing a tan-gray coat, a brown waistcoat with buttons, and a white collar, shirt, and neckcloth. In the left background is a large rock with a leafy vine growing up the right side. In the right background, behind the figure, is a landscape of hills and forest against a partly cloudy, blue sky. A bark-covered lodge and two Native American figures are depicted in the landscape foreground. Unsigned and undated.

Bust-length portrait with body turned slightly to the right. Wrapped around the subject's shoulders is a black cloak with a fur collar, which he holds in his right hand. The subject has graying, dark brown hair, and gray eyes. Visible underneath the fur cloak is a black coat, and a white shirt and collar. A large red curtain is in the background, behind the figure. Unsigned and undated; originally signed "TS 1840" on reverse of canvas.

Obverse: bas-relief profile portrait of William Penn; "WILLIAM PENN B. 1644 D. 1718" around perimeter. Signed "L.P." on perimeter to right of bust. Reverse: Penn shaking hands with Indian; "BY DEEDS OF PEACE" around perimeter; "PENNSYLVANIA / SETLED / 1681" at bottom.