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View full screenOne of a collection of eleven beads of enamelled glass, four ornamented with coloured patterns, a needle-case and a ferrule of bone, from a Viking burial at Ballinaby, Islay
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Glass, enamelled or bone
Ballinaby, Islay, Argyll, Scotland, Northern Europe
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Armband, part of a dress uniform, worn by members of the Women's Timber Corps (WTC), c. 1942 - 1946
Armband (parmajinni), pigment, plant fibre: Australia, Northern Territory, Tiwi Islands, Bathurst Island, 1980
Annular armband of small discs of white shell and black nut tied to a string foundation: Melanesian, Vanuatu
Armband of coix seeds fastened by twine to a coiled strip of cane, covered with bark: New Guinea, Massim
Armband, named to "DREXEL," worn by J Armstrong Drexel one of the competitor pilots at Scottish International Aviation Meeting at Lanark in 1910, one item of collection of several hundred programmes, tickets, press-cuttings, correspondence and other ephemera relating to the Scottish Aeronautical Society, 1910 - 1914
Armband or bangle woven from fine strips of silver and copper showing a pattern of lozenges, chevrons and crosses: Oceania, Polynesia, New Zealand, by Matthew McIntyre Wilson, 2012