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Beaded leather bag, inscribed 'heare et is hit or miss', acorn pattern, 1630s, British. A flat, square leather bag, covered with red, white, green, yellow and blue glass beads in a repeating pattern of stylized acorns. It has silver thread loops, silk tas

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Beaded leather bag, inscribed 'heare et is hit or miss', acorn pattern, 1630s, British. A flat, square leather bag, covered with red, white, green, yellow and blue glass beads in a repeating pattern of stylized acorns. It has silver thread loops, silk tassels and holes in the leather for a drawstring.  Kidskin, glass beads, linen thread, silk thread, silver thread; hand sewn, hand beaded.
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Title: Beaded leather bag, inscribed 'heare et is hit or miss', acorn pattern, 1630s, British. A flat, square leather bag, covered with red, white, green, yellow and blue glass beads in a repeating pattern of stylized acorns. It has silver thread loops, silk tas
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Beaded leather bag, inscribed 'heare et is hit or miss', acorn pattern, 1630s, British.
 A flat, square leather bag, covered with red, white, green, yellow and blue glass beads in a repeating pattern of stylized acorns.
It has silver thread loops, silk tassels and holes in the leather for a drawstring.
  Kidskin, glass beads, linen thread, silk thread, silver thread; hand sewn, hand beaded.

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