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adornments

human history
  • Other Name

    pilgrims token

    crucifix

  • Description

    Four metal objects, one is a pilgrims token and depicts a knight on horseback with pin on back for attaching to clothing, two is a flat metal token punctured by holes, three a small gilded crucifix with loop at top for hanging, four a bronze coloured crucifix depicting Christ with pin on back for attaching to clothing

  • Place
    [Europe]
  • Accession Number
    1932.233
  • Accession Date
    Unknown
  • Other Id

    786 (1885 Mackelvie Catalogue)

    18043 (ethnology)

    M1820 (miscellaneous)

    N1069 (numismatics)

  • Department

    Applied Arts and Design

adornments, 1932.233, M1820, 18043, 786, N1069, Photographed… … Read more

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Images

  • adornments, 1932.233, M1820, 18043, 786, N1069, Photographed by Denise Baynham, digital, 21 Dec 2017, © Auckland Museum CC BY
  • adornments, 1932.233, M1820, 18043, 786, N1069, Photographed by Denise Baynham, digital, 21 Dec 2017, © Auckland Museum CC BY
  • adornments, 1932.233, M1820, 18043, 786, N1069, Photographed by Denise Baynham, digital, 21 Dec 2017, © Auckland Museum CC BY
  • "antique pieces"
  • "antique pieces"
  • "antique pieces"
  • "antique pieces"
  • "antique pieces"
  • "antique pieces"

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