breast plates - Aboriginal
10 item(s) found:
An Aboriginal copper breast plate, inscribed 'Jack Kibbeen King of Wollongbar' of crescent-shape, engraved with an Aboriginal warrior and a kangaroo, mounted in a presentation frame, 16 cm wide), 6.5 wide, 34 x 33 cm, the frame.…
An Aboriginal brass breast plate (King and Queen plate) (Queensland, 19th century) crescent shaped with holes at each end, inscribed ?Tom and Lilly King and Queen of Reedy Springs?, applied verso is a label that reads in part, ?…
An Aboriginal brass breast plate (King plate) (New South Wales, 19th century) crescent shaped with holes at either end to support a chain, beneath each hole respectively is a naive impression of an emu and a kangaroo and centred is the inscription ?…
An Aboriginal brass breast plate (King plate) (New South Wales, 19th century) crescent shaped with holes at either end to support a chain, Off centre is the inscription ?Jackey Lewis. Chief of the Bathurft [sic] Tribe?. Height 13 cm. Width 14.5 cm
An Aboriginal brass breast plate (King plate) (New South Wales, 19th century) crescent shaped with holes at either end to support a chain, beneath each hole respectively is a naive impression of a kangaroo and an emu and centred is the inscription ?Wilson.…
An Aboriginal breast plate or gorget in copper, inscription reads 'Alick/King of Montecallara and Moorathulla', also inscribed J S Paterson upper right, crescent-shaped plate, convex in vertical plane, with a figure of eight chain attached at each apex,…
An Aboriginal breast plate or gorget in brass, inscription reads 'Major General Latouche/Tambo Barcoo/Queensland', with inscription surrounded by a scrolled design, crescent-shaped, flat in vertical plane, with a chain attached at each apex,…
The Burke and Wills/King Medal in the form of a brass breast plate presented to members of the Yandruwandha People of Copper Creek, 1861 for Courage and Humanitarianism, the brass breast plate of crescent form, inscribed,…
Aboriginal breast plate or gorget in brass inscription reads 'Jimmy/King of Wave Hill', crescent-shaped, flat in vertical plane, with a chain attached at each apex, 10 cm wide, 32.5 cm long.…
Burke and Wills king medal in the form of a brass breast plate, engraved 'Presented to, by the Exploration Committee of Victoria for the Humanity shown to the Explorers Bourke, Wills & King, 1861'