Toni Swanger Papers. Box 5, Folder 33, Scanned Document Group 01

Toni Swanger Papers. Box 4, Folder 76, Scanned Document Group 05

Toni Swanger Papers. Box 8, Folder 09, Scanned Document Group 03

Toni Swanger Papers. Box 5, Folder 40, Scanned Document Group 05

Toni Swanger Papers. Box 7, Folder 33, Scanned Document Group 02

Toni Swanger Papers. Box 7, Folder 32, Scanned Document Group 04

Toni Swanger Papers. Box 1, Folder 49, Scanned Document Group 01

Toni Swanger Papers. Box 1, Folder 04, Scanned Document Group 05

Toni Swanger Papers. Box 4, Folder 76, Scanned Document Group 06

Toni Swanger Papers. Box 5, Folder 18, Scanned Document Group 03

Toni Swanger Papers. Box 4, Folder 55, Scanned Document Group 01

Toni Swanger Papers. Box 8, Folder 02, Scanned Document Group 01

Toni Swanger Papers. Box 5, Folder 43, Scanned Document Group 02

Toni Swanger Papers. Box 8, Folder 25, Scanned Document Group 02

Bracelet, about 1860

Snake motifs are popular with the Victorians and are often seen on bracelets.Like wreaths, the snake with tongue in its mouth is another symbol for eternity.Because this locket/clasp holds a fine plait of human hair it is plausible that this could also have been used to memorialize the deceased; however, it could also be a symbol of everlasting love and include a lock of the hair of the loved on.It is not clear if the stone is paste or garnet.

LGBT Detroit Records. Box 1, Folder 8, Scanned Documents

Walter P. Reuther Library, Archives of Labor and Urban Affairs, Wayne State University

Toni Swanger Papers. Box 5, Folder 42, Scanned Document Group 03

Toni Swanger Papers. Box 8, Folder 02, Scanned Document Group 02

LGBT Detroit Records. Box 1, Folder 15, Scanned Documents

Walter P. Reuther Library, Archives of Labor and Urban Affairs, Wayne State University

Toni Swanger Papers. Box 4, Folder 29, Scanned Document Group 02