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Pair of copper bracelets
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| Description | Pair of bracelets made from copper wire apparently rolled through a press, giving them a "beaded" appearance on the top surface. Sides and underside are smooth or flat. The bracelets were reportedly worn by Dakota Indians. The donor's father, Colonel Henry L. Carver was an early quarter master at Fort Snelling. |
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| Quantity | 2 items |
| Format | Content Category: artifacts |
| Measurements | 2 5/8 inches width A - width is at widest point 2 1/4 inches depth A - depth is at deepest dimension 2 1/4 inches width B - width is at widest point 2 inches depth B - depth is at deepest dimension |
| Nomenclature | Bracelet (jewelry) |
| Subjects |
Carver, Honorable Mr. Henry Ladd Minnesota Historical Society, Historic Fort Snelling Used by Dakota Indians Used in Minnesota, United States Fur trade--Minnesota. Indian. Clothing. Accessories. Adornment |
| Dates | Use: Received by D.A.R. in October, 1946. |
| Holding Type | 3D Objects |
| ID Number | 2457.A,B |
