FMNH 104802.nosub[1]
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Description: scan of catalog card [FRONT] [MAIN BODY] Field Columbian Museum. | 22-8 | Country Togo, West Africa. | Locality Mangu | People Stock | Name War coat or cloak. A sort of shirt of heavy cotton cloth, with back and breast covered with numerous rectangular objects sewed up in skins of various kinds. On the back are several small horns thus attached. In some of these are | Collection Otto Finsch. Cap. Thierry, Col. | Notes pieces of paper with Arabic writing, (amulets) in others pieces of wood, etc. | Price [LEFT MARGIN] A | ENT | 104802 | 182 | Acc. 941Catalog Number: 104802.nosub[1]Description: garmentMaterials: cotton, leather, animal skin; reptile, horn, paperCultural Attribution: ManguLocality: Africa, Togo, Savanes, Oti, Mango: MangoAccession Number: [941] O. Finsch (Purchase)Accession Year: 1905Other Numbers: 182Country: TogoProvince/State: SavanesDistrict/County: OtiCity/Town: MangoCollector/Source: Otto Finsch, Captain Gaston ThierryEMu IRN: 1004973GUID: 147b852b-82be-4a34-8e7a-bf5d3520249b
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