Perspective on the Revolutionary Frontier, Michigan State University Museum, East Lansing,
1974. (page 265)
I.PERRI
N.LAYNE
| Name : clasp knife | Blade type : type 1 |
| Site name or provenance: Fort Michilimackinac | Approx. date of site : 1715-1763 |
| Approx. date of discovery : 1959-1969 |
Reference :
Stone, Lyle M., Fort
Michilimackinac, 1715-1781: An Archaeological Perspective on the Revolutionary Frontier, Michigan State University Museum, East Lansing, 1974. (page 265)
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Current collection : Fort Michilimacknac Collection |
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| Name : clasp knife | Blade type : type 1 |
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| Site name or provenance: Mackinac County, Michigan |
Approx. date of site : 1671-1760 French presence in Mackinac County spawned over 90 years from 1671 to 1760) ( Father Marquette established a Jesuit mission in 1671 in St. Ignace - In 1761 the French relinquished Fort Michilimackinac to the British who had assumed control of Canada as a result of their victory in the French and Indian War.) |
| Approx. date of discovery : 2003 |
Hallmark : No Hallmark
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Markings : (Could be the mark of Justin
Chapelon) (-).I.PERRI N.LAYNE Questionable letters are placed in parentheses (a), and letters present but unidentified are designated by a dash (-). |
Current collection : KG collection, Canada |