Exhibits from The Taylor Collection acquired July 2004 Appendix A 1. Callendar Collection Collected by the Rev. and Mrs Callendar in Makkovik, Labrador between 1919 and 1921, acquired by Colin Taylor from their son Alan in St. Leonards in 1975 Pair of snow goggles (similar to those worn by Grey Owl to avoid snow blindness) and hard tack dog biscuits, Taylor cat.314 2 summer coats from the Mantagnais/Naskapi Indians, Taylor cat.152 1 winter coat from the Mantagnais/Naskapi Indians Taylor cat. 60 Carved figure of Inuit woman with child in hood Taylor cat.58 Ceremonial embroidered moccasins from the Mantagnais/Naskapi Indians, Taylor cat.42 Valance decorated with floral embroidery on black velvet probably from the Athabaskan Indians of the Sub-Artic Taylor cat.294 Wooden carvings of animals: 2 bears,1 dog, 1 arctic fox ( leg missing ) Taylor cat. 175 Hide working tools: stretcher and scraper Taylor cat.69 Model in bone of dog sledge and man Taylor cat. 73 Sewing kit in sealskin holder containing awls, hook and marking knife, Labrador Eskimo, Taylor cat. 70a Sealskin wall pouch (Inuit) Taylor cat. 74 Model snow shoes, Naskapi or Montagnais Taylor cat. 3 Child’s embroidered moccasins, Naskapi or Montagnais Taylor cat. 25 1 Taylor Collection List of Exhibits Man’s embroidered moccasins, Naskapi or Montagnais Taylor cat. 62 Child’s single embroidered moccasin, Naskapi or Montagnais Taylor cat. 234 Man’s embroidered moccasins, Naskapi or Montagnais Taylor cat. 143ii Woman’s embroidered moccasins, Naskapi or Montagnais, Taylor cat. 143i Woman’s embroidered moccasins, Taylor cat.202b Beaded pouch from the Mantagnais/Naskapi Indians Taylor cat. 64 Elbow snowshoes Taylor cat. 146 Ivory figure of man Taylor cat. 72a Ivory figure of a bear Taylor cat. 291a Small stone carved figure (Inuit) Taylor cat.72b Small carved wooden seal (Inuit) Taylor cat.291b Small carved steatite seal (Inuit) Taylor cat.200 2 smoked buckskin pouches with embroidered floral decoration Taylor cat. 252 & 27 Model wooden sledge with figure and 5 dogs linked by sinew. Can be shown fanned out as used in Sub-Artic rather than woodland areas, Taylor cat. 259 Larger wooden model sledge painted red Taylor cat. 269 Child’s leather mukluks (boots) Taylor cat. 241b 2 Taylor Collection List of Exhibits 34 glass negatives: 6 Indians, 26 various views at Makkovik, 2 of Hastings, 1920s, Taylor cat. 336 3 pairs of embroidered moccasins, Sub-Arctic area Taylor cat. 228, 220 & 221 1 pair of beaded moccasins from Sub-Arctic area Taylor cat. 63 Postcards of Labrador in the 1920s Taylor cat 336 Buckskin child’s mittens with embroidered tops Taylor cat. 233 Miniature wool parka Taylor cat. 256 Child’s insoles made from woolen blanket with red wool decoration, Taylor cat. 225 Mittens made of wool blanket with red wool edging Taylor cat. 292 Single blanket slipper with AC monogram Taylor cat. 252iii Blanket mitten Taylor cat. 252ii Pair of embroidered moccasin-boots worn more in the Sub- Arctic area, Taylor cat. 61 Pair of child’s mukluks or sealskin boots (smaller than 241b above), Taylor cat. 241a Text written in Inuit: “forgiveness” Taylor cat. 267 Natural history notes and specimens of flora from Labrador Taylor cat. 337 Snowshoes currently on loan to the Hastings Museum, Chippewa or Cree, Taylor cat.147 Single sealskin mitten, Naskapi Taylor cat. 252i Single man’s cloth boot, Naskapi Taylor cat. 252ii 3 Taylor Collection List of Exhibits 2. Material from tribes associated with Grey Owl Sash, floral beadwork on red and b lack cloth, worn hung over belt, over belt, Mohawk/Iroquois Indian from Caughnawaga near Oka where Anahareo was born, mid 19 th century, Taylor cat.183 Moccasin cuffs from the same area, prior to 1850 Taylor cat. 156 Iroquois Glengarry hat, c.1880 Taylor cat. 218 Micmac Indian fan decorated in quillwork on birchbark Taylor cat.290 Small size smoked hide jacket with floral beadwork and fringing 1900-1910, Sub Arctic, South Athabaskan, Taylor cat. 141 Oval black cloth bag beaded on both sides with a floral pattern. Cree or Ojibwa 1890-1910 Taylor cat 4 Oblong cloth bag with beaded decoration. North Eastern Taylor cat. 207 Birchbark container decorated with embroidery and moosehair made by the Lorette Huron Indians, c. 1880, Taylor cat. 19 Iroquois pouch, c.1870-80 Taylor cat. 245v Birchbark and quilled box inscribed “Labrador Indians” collected 1889 by the collected 1889 by the Reverend Fuller from the Mantagnais/Naskapi area Taylor cat. 66 Cree/ Metis moccasins, c. 1900 Taylor cat. 116 Circular birch bark box, Micmac, 1920s Taylor cat. 38 Small oval birch bark box, early 20 th century Taylor cat. 270iii Small oval birch bark box, encrusted quillwork on lid, early 20 th century, Taylor cat. 270iv 4 Taylor Collection List of Exhibits Iroquois bag with birds brought to England in 1845 Taylor cat.245iii Girl’s Iroquois bag, c. 1870 Note inside : “My father brought this bag from New York before he was married” Taylor cat. 251iii Iroquois bag, possibly Cayuga c. 1870 Taylor cat.245i Chippewa ceremonial bow carved with animal images c.1860, Taylor cat. 169 Cree beaded leggings similar to those seen by Grey Owl at the Plains Indians pow wow, made in the 1870s using trade cloth, Taylor cat. 80 Moccasins and sweetgrass, probably Cree Taylor cat. 327 Moccasins, possibly Mohegan c.1860 Taylor cat. 217 Iroquois cap, probably pre 1850 Taylor cat. 158 3. Items associated with Clare Sheridan Collected by the writer on Blackfoot reservations in 1937 Basket bead woman’s dress, replacement skirt, Blackfoot c.1910, Taylor cat. 88 Beaded belt, Blackfoot, c.1910 Taylor cat. 136 4. Iron Tails war bonnet Important historic piece acquired by Colin Taylor from Tex McCleod in Brighton in the 1950s. McCleod worked with Buffalo Bill and purchased the bonnet from Iron Tail c.1911, Taylor cat.40 5 Taylor Collection List of Exhibits 6 Taylor Collection List of Exhibits .