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Contributor
Koos, Greg, 1949-
4
Munson, Don, 1941-
4
Wyckoff, Martin A., 1950-
4
Creator
McLean County Historical Society, Bloomington, Ill.
4
Early American Museum
2
Bouisset, Firmin
1
Illinois Heritage Association
1
Language
eng
2
fre
1
Publisher
Imprimerie de Vaugirard
1
Subject
Arms & armament
8
Indians of North America
4
Equipment
3
Point, Projectile
3
Commerce
2
Illinois
2
Kickapoo Nation
2
McLean County, Illinois
2
Assassinations
1
Booth, John Wilkes, 1838-1865
1
Cahokia, Illinois
1
Champaign County, Illinois
1
Civil War
1
Derringer
1
Flask, Powder
1
Ford's Theater
1
France
1
Hunting
1
Ice Age
1
Lincoln, Abraham, 1809-1865
1
Military art & science
1
Mississippian Indians
1
Paleo Indians
1
Poilu (The Soldier)
1
Revolutionary War
1
Settlers
1
Soldiers
1
Stone Age
1
War Finance
1
War Military uniforms
1
War allies
1
War bonds & funds
1
Woodland Indians
1
World War I
1
Type
Still image
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Emprunt de la Libération
The gun that killed Lincoln
Projectile Point
Iron Arrow Point
Flask, Powder
Madison' Projectile Points
Gun Cock
Late Paleolithic Holcombe Point
Emprunt de la Libération
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French World War I Posters
A French soldier holds a rifle and a helmet, while next to him a Scottish soldier in a kilt grasps a grenade.
The gun that killed Lincoln
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On the evening of April 14, 1865, John Wilkes Booth fired this small derringer into the back of Abraham Lincoln’s head, inflicting a mortal wound. Lincoln was attending a play at Ford's Theater. The gun is on exhibit at the Ford’s Theater Museum in Washington D.C., a National Park Service site.
Projectile Point
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Off-white colored stone projectile point. Equilateral shaped head with a notched stem and a lower flared base. Sharp edges on two sides and point. Probably late Hopewell/Woodland period.
Iron Arrow Point
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The iron point was a trade item obtained from white traders.
Flask, Powder
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Brown leather tear-drop shaped flask with a brass nozzle and powder measure built in. Spring-loaded lever opens the base, then the flask. Raised picture of a dog (a retriever) under a tree is on both sides of the body. Flask has a wire loop on the bottom for a strap.
Madison' Projectile Points
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Four small to medium-sized thin triangular arrowheads. The points are usually like isosceles triangles in shape, or more rarely, equilateral triangles.
Gun Cock
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This iron gun cock was obtained by the Kickapoo from white traders.
Late Paleolithic Holcombe Point
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Late Paleolithic Holcombe projectile point found in Dale Township.
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