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A Fish of the South sea, 4 feet long, and not more than 4 inches in the girth, the head and eyes disproportionately large, and the jaws set with a single row of very sharp teeth

A War-Cap of the Otaheitans

A battle Axe, from the Sandwich Islands, highly ornamented with carving's

A War Club, from New York Island in the Pacific Ocean

A Spear, from the Fegee [Fiji] Islands much Smaller poisoned

Sundry fine specimens of cloathing made of bark, by the inhabitants of the Islands of the South Seas

Specimen of Bark Clothing from Waohoo [Oahu?]

Several Dresses, as worn by the natives of the Islands in the south seas

Bark Clothing from the Sandwich Islands

Ornaments made of [Perl?] shells worn round the Neck from the Island of St. Davids S. Seas

A tool used by the Otaheitans in making their bark cloth

A Calabash from the Island Owyhee [Hawaii] in the South Seas

A Fan used by the Inhabitants of one of the Sandwich Islands

A paddle, of Wood beautifully carved from [Nigh?] Island

cloak

A Feather Cloak, worn by men of distinction in the Island Owyhee [Hawaii] in the South Seas