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Partial section of the eye of the buffalo from the full-scale Black Elk. Clay is on a wood board and this may be the only section in clay that remains of the full-scale Black Elk.

Wood base with a drawing underneath that is very faint. There is clay residue on the board as well as shellac.

This is the left horn mold for full-scale Black Elk sculpture in 2 parts.

Copper cast portrait relief of George and Ellen Scripps Booth. Text on the relief says "George Gough Booth Ellen Scripps Booth".

Plaster mother mold with inner rubber mold and plaster core. This mold has no arms. Written on the mold is "Spirit of Detroit, Fredericks, this one is most refined". A plastic zip tie holds the mold together.

Torso of the female for Night and Day with head. White plaster with no arms or legs.

Male from Night and Day with no arms and no proper right leg. Plaster model.

Plaster of a nude male figure reaching toward the sky. He appears to be standing on a planet that looks like the moon. For People's Outfitting Company, Detroit. He holds at his fingertips a star on his proper right hand.

Large armature for Henry and Edsel Ford sculpture. Armature is on a wood base and made from wire and plaster. There is some clay residue on the armature.

Wood base painted white triangular in shape with holes in top. Unknown as to which sculpture sits on this base.