John Stoneacre Ellis

American

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The first examples of European arms and armor entered the Metropolitan Museum in 1896 with the gift of the small collection of John Stoneacre Ellis (1828–1896), probably acquired during his travels in Europe in 1875–76. Of very mixed quality, it was among the earliest collections of arms and armor in America. Ellis was an army officer in California, fought in the Civil War, and later settled in Westchester County, New York.

John Stoneacre Ellis, Ambrotype, velvet, leather, American

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John Stoneacre Ellis, Ambrotype, velvet, leather, American
John Stoneacre Ellis, Ambrotype, velvet, leather, American
John Stoneacre Ellis, Ambrotype, velvet, leather, American

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