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BEADS 2 HBC Trade Beads, Modern China, Islam Hebron, Curaçao, Venice Beadmaking
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BEADS: Journal of the Society of Bead Researchers
is devoted to furthering knowledge about beads and beadwork of all periods, materials, and cultures. This issue contains 104 pages and 6 color plates.
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Beads 2
(1990) contains the following articles:
Trade Beads from Hudson's Bay Company Fort Vancouver (1829-1860), Vancouver, Washington, by Lester A. Ross
Observations and Problems in Researching the Contemporary Glass-Bead Industry in Northern China, by Roderick Sprague
Beadmaking in Islam: The African Trade and the Rise of Hebron, by Peter Francis, Jr.
Dominique Bussolin on the Glass-Bead Industry of Murano and Venice (1847), by Karlis Karklins with Carol F. Adams
Perforated Prehistoric Ornaments of Curaçao and Bonaire, Net
herlands Antilles, by Jay B. Haviser
is devoted to furthering knowledge about beads and beadwork of all periods, materials, and cultures. This issue contains 104 pages and 6 color plates.
Questions? Just ask. We will combine purchases where possible to keep postage costs down. For those wishing to purchase more than one volume, click on Buy it Now but DO NOT PAY IMMEDIATELY. Instead click on Request Invoice and we will send a combined invoice with reduced postage (where feasible) for each additional journal. Otherwise, eBay automatically charges full postage for each issue purchased. I
Payment due within 3 days of auction’s end.
Beads 2
(1990) contains the following articles:
Trade Beads from Hudson's Bay Company Fort Vancouver (1829-1860), Vancouver, Washington, by Lester A. Ross
Observations and Problems in Researching the Contemporary Glass-Bead Industry in Northern China, by Roderick Sprague
Beadmaking in Islam: The African Trade and the Rise of Hebron, by Peter Francis, Jr.
Dominique Bussolin on the Glass-Bead Industry of Murano and Venice (1847), by Karlis Karklins with Carol F. Adams
Perforated Prehistoric Ornaments of Curaçao and Bonaire, Net
herlands Antilles, by Jay B. Haviser
