George III peace medal

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Date created: 1790-1795

Culture/People: Non-Indian; possibly used in the Great Lakes
Collector: Major Andrew Foster, Non-Indian, 1768-1806
Previous owner: Major Andrew Foster, Non-Indian, 1768-1806; Wells and Mendip Museum; George Terasaki, Non-Indian
Seller: George Terasaki, Non-Indian

Collection History: Collected between 1790 and 1795 by British Army officer Major Andrew Foster (1768-1806) at Fort Miami or Fort Michilimackinac; inherited by his family and donated to the Wells and Mendip Museum (Wells, England) by Foster family members in 1936; removed from the collection of the Wells and Mendip Museum at an unknown date; acquired by George Terasaki (a New York art dealer) in 1965 or 1966; acquired by MAI through an exchange with George Terasaki in 1967.
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Place: Michilimackinac, Fort Miami; Cheboygan County, Saint Joseph County; Michigan; USA

See related items: Non-Indian; Great Lakes; Adornment/Jewelry
On View: NMAI, Washington DC: Nation to Nation, Two Ways of Being

Data Source: National Museum of the American Indian

Catalog Number: 24/2033
Barcode: 242033.000

Object Type: Adornment/Jewelry

Object Name: George III peace medal
Media/Materials: Silver medal, silk ribbon
Techniques: Struck/minted
Dimensions: 54 x 8.5 x 2 cm

Metadata Usage: CC0

GUID: http://n2t.net/ark:/65665/ws6ac0b0603-2327-4ab9-a390-4facc6b935b1

Record ID: NMAI_257700