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[Glass with a picture of the San Jacinto monument]

Description: Commemorative glasses for the Texas Sesquicentennial; (a,b) short (10.2 cm x 8 cm) and inscribed with, "Texas 1836-1986"; (c-f) have pictures of Texas missions (14.2 x 6.8 cm); and (g-k) are clear frosted glasses (16 cm x 7.5 cm)
Date: 1986~
Partner: Star of the Republic Museum

[Engraved cane]

Description: Wooden cane with silver handle, engraved, "San Jacinto 21st April 1836 from B.H. Davis" on top; owned by James Billingsley, who fought at San Jacinto.
Date: unknown
Partner: Star of the Republic Museum

Spoon

Description: One of four silver spoons found on the battlefield of San Jacinto by George Williamson Lawrence
Date: unknown
Partner: Star of the Republic Museum

Spoon

Description: One of four silver spoons found on the battlefield of San Jacinto by George Williamson Lawrence
Date: unknown
Partner: Star of the Republic Museum

Spoon

Description: One of four silver spoons found on the battlefield of San Jacinto by George Williamson Lawrence
Date: unknown
Partner: Star of the Republic Museum

Spoon

Description: One of four silver spoons found on the battlefield of San Jacinto by George Williamson Lawrence
Date: unknown
Partner: Star of the Republic Museum

Sword

Description: Sword with wooden grip carved in segments and iron or steel hilt and blade; documentation states, "Belonged to George Hockley used at Battle of San Jacinto"
Date: unknown
Partner: Star of the Republic Museum

[A decorated pipe]

Description: Black wooden mouthpiece attached to 2000.081.001a. Label on pipe identifies it as: "Pipe found on the Battlefield of San Jacinto the day after the battle. Supposed to be several hundred years old and former property of a German officer." The wooden mouthpiece is divided by metal rings into three separate portions. Two rings are missing and one is unremovable.
Date: unknown
Partner: George Ranch Historical Park

[A decorated pipe]

Description: As identified on attached card: "Pipe found on the Battlefield of San Jacinto the day after the battle. Supposed to be several hundred years old and former property of a German Officer." Pipe has a white ceramic bowl that is decorated with a multi-colored image of two women. The woman on the left is sitting in a turquoise, fabric backed chair with her left elbow on her knee and her left hand resting against her face. The woman on the right is kneeling at the the seated woman's feet. Her ri… more
Date: unknown
Partner: George Ranch Historical Park
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