QUARTERLY BULLETIN. 57 British Army Regimental numbered Buttons of the War of the Revolution from Camp Sites in and around New York. W. L. Calver Collection. Military Badges and Belt Plates, British Army, War of the Revolution, from various Camp Sites on Washington Heights, also lead seals used on packages of cloth and linen. W. L. Calver Collection. Cannon Ball found during excavation for foundation of new hospital building on the reservation of the U. S. Naval Hospital, Brooklyn, New York, November 8, 1918. A Tomahawk Pipe formerly belonging to "Red Jacket." Hessian canteen, cup, pewter spoons, fragments of 18th century glass, two rum bottles, ice creepers, broiler, iron snuff box, pins, buttons, tiny heart-shaped memorial brooch, bar shot, musket bullets, tent pin, caltrop, camp axe, bronze badge, cross belt plate, etc., found at the upper end of Manhattan Island by excavating the hut sites of the British Army, the work of the Field Exploration Committee of The New York Historical Society. Shell Bullet for carrying secret messages, found by Mr. Thomas Muir, June, 1890, on the north end of Clay Island, Lake George, along the line of Breastworks of Green Island, one foot under low water mark. Two keys of the old Debtors Prison, erected before the Revolution and during the occupation of New York by the British, 1776-1783, used as jail for confinement of American prisoners. The building stood in the Commons, present City Hall Park, but was removed at the commencement of the building of the present subway. Camp bedstead used by General George Washington during the Revolutionary War. Lock from the door of the room in which Major Andre was confined previous to his execution at Tappan, New York, 1780. Three War of 1812 Flint Lock Guns—one marked "Manufactured at Sutton, Mass., 1811." Officer's Sword, 1812. Three Swords worn by Commodore John H. Graham, War of 1812. Sword presented to Commodore John T. Newton, by the City of New York 1817. American Army Buttons mostly from sites on the Niagara Frontier, War of 1812. W. L. Calver Collection.