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Museum of Art, Rhode Island School of Design - A group of ethnological specimens sent them last year, for Southwestern and California ethnology and archaeological specimens from various locations in the United States

Mr. Julius Carlebach - Eskimo, Pueblo and South American ethnology for 386 specimens, largely United States ethnology, from the Dr. W. C. Barnard Collection; and an inlaid flute from the Chippewa, a stone figure from Guatemala, a bronze disc from Peru and a stone ear spool from Mexico

Mr. John V. Carter - An archaeological collection from several sites in Florida, sent to the Florida State College for Women, for 22 specimens of Peruvian pottery, previously on loan; 77 textile pieces, also from Peru, and a hafted shell club head from Florida.

Mr. William Shirley Fulton - Navaho, Apache, Pueblo, Menominee, Assiniboin, Cheyenne and other Plains ethnology and 3 pieces of archaeology for cash credited to the Collection Account.

Mr. Nasli M. Heeramaneck - South and Middle American archaeology for a sheet gold mounting and a bronze bell from Peru.
                                
The exchange with the Karl May Museum of Dresden, Germany, pending since before the outbreak of the war in 1939, remains unconsummated.

[[underlined]] LOANS [[/underlined]]

Dr. Arthur Billings Hunt - 6 specimens of Bolivian and Peruvian ethnology, including an interesting vicuna wool blanket, and 3 pieces of modern Eskimo workmanship.

Mr. Joseph Keppler - A Seneca doctor mask

Miss Palma Hope Lewis - 8 specimens of New York, and 2 of Tennessee, archaeology, adding to a much larger collection placed on loan last year, and a pipe tomahawk from the Chippewa.