Knapsack by Joe Mills

Photographed at the 2013 Lake Cumberland Show by Jan Riser.

2014 CLA Show: Photos

Traditional Arts of Rural Penna.

William Reynolds

Wlizabeth Lee Gaul

Ed Schweinfurth

Djuana Tucker Display

Bill Shipman Display

Jack DupPrey on right at his display

Tom Condé Display

Ward Oles Bag with straps by Tom

Photographed at the 2014 CLA Show by Jan Riser.

Candles by Elyon Davis

packaging by Elyon

Photographed at the 2014 Lake Cumberland Show by Jan Riser.

Medal - Indian Peace Medal, King George II, United States of America, 1757

Treaty of Easton, Indian Peace Medal, issued by King George II, United States of America, 1757. Engraved by Edward Duffin, Philadelphia. This medal was the first peace medal made in America. It was commissioned and presented by the Friendly Association, a group of Pennsylvania Quakers that attempted to mediate negotiations between Delaware Indians and the Pennsylvania Assembly. Benjamin Franklin and members of the Friendly Association distributed these medals to Native Americans as tokens of goodwill at the Treaty of Easton in 1757. This example was prepared at the Philadelphia Mint from the original, but badly broken, dies in the late 1870s.

Acquisition Information:

Transfer from National Gallery of Victoria (NGV)

Discipline:	Numismatics
Dimensions:	46 mm (Diameter)

Primary Classification:	MEDALS
Secondary Classification:	Civil
Tertiary Classification:	peace
DateEra:	1757 AD
Obverse Description:	A draped and laureate bust of the King facing left; around, GEORGIVS II DEI GRATIA.
Reverse Description:	Two figures seated at left and right of a camp fire, a white man wearing hat on the right presents a calumet of peace (Peace Pipe) which the American Indian on the left is reaching for; above the Indian the sun watches; behind the white man, a tree; around, LET US LOOK TO THE MOST HIGH WHO BLESSED OUR FATHERS WITH PEACE; below scene, 1757.
Edge Description:	The edge is plain
Shape:	Round
Material:	Copper
Issued By:	United States of America, 1757
Person Depicted:	King George II, 1757
Artist:	Edward Duffield, Philadelphia, United States of America, 1757
Mint:	Philadelphia (Mint), Philadelphia, United States of America, circa 1870s
Bibliography:	[Book], James Snowden, The Medallic Memorials of Washington in the Mint of the United States, Philadelphia, 1861, 104 Pages

Copy and images from Museum Victoria.

2014 CLA Show: Photos

Charlie and Brenda Wallingford Display

Jerry Eitnier Display

Dave Umbrel Display

Calvin Tanner Display

Joe Mills Display

Kyle Willyard Display

Jim Chambers and Mark Silver Booth

Photographed at the 2014 CLA Show by Jan Riser.