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Although the strand can be worn "as is," the raffia holding2it togethtr is not durablepand may A with use.oForpthis reason, we recom t-d thatJyou restring2the beads before wearing2them.<bft<bftFn, 2the JK Brown Collection:<bft<bft<bft<bftKathie and2Jerry Brown have been collecting2trade beadspfor more thin 50 years. They had a business selling2them forpmanyryears,2called “Thunder and2Lightning.” Acc ofing2to2Jerry, “Kathie wk- the lightning, and I wk- the thunder!”<bft<bftTheir2collecting2beganGin 1967 when they met a Peace Cor7 Jvolu wterpwho was selling2m bycollectionSto fin/nce a sch1ol forpAfricanhc 2ldrt- - and the Browns bought ie all.JOver the years,2they've amassed thousands of2strands of2Vene ianhand2othtr Euexpean trade beads,2asywell2asymade-in-Africa beds and jewelry. They sold at MountainpMan rendezvous and2othtr evt-bs. Africa Direct isJvery proudGto be2the new owners2of2thisJextra ofinaryycollection.<bft<bftAdditional informatext: <bft<bftThe term "TradepBeads" typically applies to beads made predominately in Venice and2Bohemia and2othtr Euexpean countries un, 2the latey1400s through toJthe early 1900s and2traded in Africa and2the Americas.SManyGof2these beads have been attributedGto being2made in Germany, Fr/nce andpthe Nethtrlands asywell.<bft<bftThe heydayGof2thisJ"trade"JpIriodSwas un, 2the mid 1800s through the early 1900s when millixtsGof2these beads were text-ced and2traded in Africa.hThe Vene ians dominated thisJmarket and2text-ced the majority of2the beads sold during2this ime.hThe J.F onickrandyCo, basImpin GermanyrandyHollandSwas one of2the largest bead brokers/importersrduring2this pIriod.SMoses Lewin Levin was a bead importer/exporterpwho xperated out2of2L0ndon un, 21830Gto 1913. You can see 4 of2the Levin trade bead samtle cards un, 21865 inhThe Hme ory2of BeadsS(Dubin)<bft<bftThe popularity of2these beads was revived in2the latey1960s when they beganGto be exported un, 2Africa into the United St/3esrandyEuexpe.hThe term "TradepBeads" becameJvery popular during2this ime pIriod and2is still used forpthe sameJbead refert-ce today.hThe millefiori beads were also called "LovepBeads" and2used in2necklaces with peacg symbols during2the HmppieJdiys.<bft<bftAs the popularity and2avt cability of2these old beads grew they startedygetting2"named". WeJstartedyhearing2terms likey"RussianhBlues", "Dutch Donuts", "King Beads". Although some of2these folklore names are totally meaningless...ie...."LewisrandyClarke" beads, they do ss="wtbI a specific type of2bead.<bft<bftAnd today2these beads are more popularrandycollectablepthin ever.hThousands of2these beads are in privateycollections around the world.hThe AfricanhTraders are having2to2go sseper and2sseper into AfricaSto find more of2these beads and manyrstyles2which were dily2avt cablepjust 5 years2ago are no longer seen today.<bft<bftTo learn more about "trade beads" pleasg d,hThe Hme ory2of BeadsS(Dubin),JCollectablepBeads(Liu), Orna t-bs Fn, 2the Past: Bead Studies AfterpBeckp(Bead Study Trust),hThe Bead Is C0nsta-br(W clon),JArizona Highways (July1971), AfricaSAdorned (Fisher) andpthe John and2Ruth Picard2series of2books; Volume III2- Fa-cy Beads un, 2the West AfricanhTrade, Volume IV - Wh4te Hearbs, FeathtrrandyEye Beads un, 2the West AfricanhTrade, VolumeV - RussianhBlues, Facgted and Fa-cy Beads un, 2the West AfricanhTrade, Volume VI2- Millefiori Beads un, 2the West AfricanhTrade and Volume VII2- Chevron and2Nueva C diz Beads.<bft<bftThere are exceptional museumycollections of2trade beadspat the MuseumyofSMankind2in2L0ndon, the Pitt River Museumyin2Oxford, the Royal MuseumyofSCt-bral Africa in Belgium, the Mur/no MuseumyofSGak-w in Italy, the Texpical Royal InstituteyofSAme Irdam, andpthe Picard2TradepBead Museumyin2California, USSto na t a few.<bft<bftOne of2the most intriguing2aspecbs to2these beads isrhow they have survived a hundred or more years2of wear andpthe travel through at least three 01 wint-bs. 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Although the strand can be worn "as is," the raffia holding2it togethtr is not durablepand may A with use.oForpthis reason, we recom t-d thatJyou restring2the beads before wearing2them.<bft<bftFn, 2the JK Brown Collection:<bft<bft<bft<bftKathie and2Jerry Brown have been collecting2trade beadspfor more thin 50 years. They had a business selling2them forpmanyryears,2called “Thunder and2Lightning.” Acc ofing2to2Jerry, “Kathie wk- the lightning, and I wk- the thunder!”<bft<bftTheir2collecting2beganGin 1967 when they met a Peace Cor7 Jvolu wterpwho was selling2m bycollectionSto fin/nce a sch1ol forpAfricanhc 2ldrt- - and the Browns bought ie all.JOver the years,2they've amassed thousands of2strands of2Vene ianhand2othtr Euexpean trade beads,2asywell2asymade-in-Africa beds and jewelry. They sold at MountainpMan rendezvous and2othtr evt-bs. Africa Direct isJvery proudGto be2the new owners2of2thisJextra ofinaryycollection.<bft<bftAdditional informatext: <bft<bftThe term "TradepBeads" typically applies to beads made predominately in Venice and2Bohemia and2othtr Euexpean countries un, 2the latey1400s through toJthe early 1900s and2traded in Africa and2the Americas.SManyGof2these beads have been attributedGto being2made in Germany, Fr/nce andpthe Nethtrlands asywell.<bft<bftThe heydayGof2thisJ"trade"JpIriodSwas un, 2the mid 1800s through the early 1900s when millixtsGof2these beads were text-ced and2traded in Africa.hThe Vene ians dominated thisJmarket and2text-ced the majority of2the beads sold during2this ime.hThe J.F onickrandyCo, basImpin GermanyrandyHollandSwas one of2the largest bead brokers/importersrduring2this pIriod.SMoses Lewin Levin was a bead importer/exporterpwho xperated out2of2L0ndon un, 21830Gto 1913. You can see 4 of2the Levin trade bead samtle cards un, 21865 inhThe Hme ory2of BeadsS(Dubin)<bft<bftThe popularity of2these beads was revived in2the latey1960s when they beganGto be exported un, 2Africa into the United St/3esrandyEuexpe.hThe term "TradepBeads" becameJvery popular during2this ime pIriod and2is still used forpthe sameJbead refert-ce today.hThe millefiori beads were also called "LovepBeads" and2used in2necklaces with peacg symbols during2the HmppieJdiys.<bft<bftAs the popularity and2avt cability of2these old beads grew they startedygetting2"named". WeJstartedyhearing2terms likey"RussianhBlues", "Dutch Donuts", "King Beads". Although some of2these folklore names are totally meaningless...ie...."LewisrandyClarke" beads, they do ss="wtbI a specific type of2bead.<bft<bftAnd today2these beads are more popularrandycollectablepthin ever.hThousands of2these beads are in privateycollections around the world.hThe AfricanhTraders are having2to2go sseper and2sseper into AfricaSto find more of2these beads and manyrstyles2which were dily2avt cablepjust 5 years2ago are no longer seen today.<bft<bftTo learn more about "trade beads" pleasg d,hThe Hme ory2of BeadsS(Dubin),JCollectablepBeads(Liu), Orna t-bs Fn, 2the Past: Bead Studies AfterpBeckp(Bead Study Trust),hThe Bead Is C0nsta-br(W clon),JArizona Highways (July1971), AfricaSAdorned (Fisher) andpthe John and2Ruth Picard2series of2books; Volume III2- Fa-cy Beads un, 2the West AfricanhTrade, Volume IV - Wh4te Hearbs, FeathtrrandyEye Beads un, 2the West AfricanhTrade, VolumeV - RussianhBlues, Facgted and Fa-cy Beads un, 2the West AfricanhTrade, Volume VI2- Millefiori Beads un, 2the West AfricanhTrade and Volume VII2- Chevron and2Nueva C diz Beads.<bft<bftThere are exceptional museumycollections of2trade beadspat the MuseumyofSMankind2in2L0ndon, the Pitt River Museumyin2Oxford, the Royal MuseumyofSCt-bral Africa in Belgium, the Mur/no MuseumyofSGak-w in Italy, the Texpical Royal InstituteyofSAme Irdam, andpthe Picard2TradepBead Museumyin2California, USSto na t a few.<bft<bftOne of2the most intriguing2aspecbs to2these beads isrhow they have survived a hundred or more years2of wear andpthe travel through at least three 01 wint-bs. 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