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Knitted purse with draw strings at the top, three tassels at the bottom and three bands of white and red stranded knitting patterns, found at Gunnister, Shetland
Small purse of deerskin with a rectangular brass clasp incised with dot-and-circle ornament, said to have been owned by Rob Roy MacGregor, from Perthshire, 18th century
Purse made from two halves of the freshwater pearl-mussel, said to have been a fairing from Aberdour, Fife
Crocheted coloured silk purse carried by Sir John Moore at the Battle of Corunna, 1809, removed from his body by Sir Thomas Graham, Lord Lynedoch
Black silk purse carried by Sir John Moore at the Battle of Corunna, 1809, acquired by Sir Thomas Graham, Lord Lynedoch
Woven nettle fibre belt decorated with coloured cloth and blue glass beads, carrying seal and sharksin pouches, antler tip and two knives: Sakhalin, Ainu, 19th century
Purse of leather, circular with blue leather edging and blue diamond design on front and triskelion design on reverse, with removable compartment, and leather loop and tassel, for hanging from a belt: Tibet, late 19th century AD
Purse of buckskin with flap, ornamented with beadwork and fringe of tin cones: North America, USA, New Mexico, Apache
Purse of buckskin with flap, ornamented with yellow, black and white beads and with fringe of tin cones: North America, USA, New Mexico, Apache
Purse with a cream satin ground, embroidered with strawberries, insects, etc., in coloured silks, silver-gilt threads and spangles: English, 1550 - 1600
Purse of white satin with petit point embroidery in coloured silks, square, with pink silk drawstring and strap, lined in pink silk: English, early 17th century
Purse of gilt metal thread brocaded in coloured silks with landscapes and flowers: English, early 17th century