Belt

Object/Artifact

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The Salvation Army Central Territory Museum

Name/Title

Belt

Entry/Object ID

2025.1.105

Description

Belt, used for a Black Arrow costume. The belt consists of a length of brown leather with a blunt end on one side and a tapered end on the other. A narrow strip of textured plastic, resembling beadwork is sewn into the center. Various emblems are painted or inked onto the plastic, resembling Native American imagery, in red, dark blue, yellow, and black. From left to right, the symbols are three arrowheads, an arrow, a teepee, crossed axes, an hourglass, crossed arrows, a teepee, an arrow, three arrowheads, a thunderbird, three arrowheads, and an arrow.

Acquisition

Accession

2025.1

Source or Donor

Central Territory Museum - Found in Collection

Acquisition Method

Found in Collection

Credit Line

Central Territory Museum Collection

Lexicon

Nomenclature 4.0

Nomenclature Primary Object Term

Belt

Nomenclature Sub-Class

Clothing Accessories

Nomenclature Class

Clothing

Nomenclature Category

Category 03: Personal Objects

Material

Leather, Plastic, Thread