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- 332 1924.6 1924.6 Suits from the Eliice Islands. 297 skirt Of uncoloured strips. The 1 skirt band seated twisted ornaments of palm leaves, inmost uncoloured, but the outer ones, on the main field itself, horizontal, yellow, violet, white and red, extremely inserted feathers. Length: 50 cm. Ellice Islands Oceania 298 Kjol. A series of similar ornaments of partly painted palm leaf pieces attached to the skirt. However, only the tvenne big have feathers as on the previous no. 297. Length: 42 cm. The Ellice Islands Skluale 299 Kjol. The two widest of the painted bands have crosses and chessboard patterns. On the tvenne of the narrower occur like- like squares as on the armor from the Kingsmill Islands and also on the tapa from Samoa. Length: 47 cm. Ellice Islands Oceania [ocr]
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