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Dark red trade beads

Four trade beads created in the eighteenth or early nineteenth century. These European-made objects took on new meaning and significance in the context of the fur trade.

Daughters of Norway quilt

Cotton album-block quilt made by forty-eight members of the Daughters of Norway sewing club of Lanesboro, Minnesota, 1945.

Daughters of Norway service flag

Flag used by Daughters of Norway Lodge Synnove #5 (St. Paul) in 1918. The gold stars represent lodge members who died in action during World War I.

Dave Arneson receiving an ENnie award

Dave Arneson receiving the Lifetime Achievement Award at the 2008 ENnie Awards. Photograph by Flickr user Carlos A. Smith. CC BY-SA2.0.

Dave Arneson referees a Blackmoor game

Dave Arneson referees a Blackmoor game at a convention (ConQuesT) on September 2, 2006. Photograph by Wikimedia Commons user Madeline Ferwerda. CC BY-SA2.0.

Black and white photograph of H. David Dalquist, ca. 1955, at a first Chicago Housewares Show—the first in which Nordic Ware participated.

H. David Dalquist, ca. 1955, at a first Chicago Housewares Show—the first in which Nordic Ware participated. It took Dalquist nine years to earn his fledgling company a spot at the large show. Used with the permission of Nordic Ware.

David Draper Dayton

David Draper Dayton, 1919.

David Fridley

David Fridley testifying as a witness at the trial of Fred Price for the murder of Fridley's daughter, Mary Fridley Price. From "'Price Wanted to Get Into My Bank Roll,' Says Father of Tragedy Victim," Minneapolis Journal, January 12, 1916, 8. Image reproduced from microfilm at the Minnesota Historical Society