1929 Hileman Chief Two Guns White Calf , Glacier National Park

Description

Up for bid is RPPC of CHIEF TWO GUNS WHITE CALF , GLACIER NATIONAL PARK #9524
Copyright HILEMAN
Minor wear and discoloration from age and handling
Card No. :  9524
Copyrighted : Hileman
Publisher : Glacier National Park
Printed : USA
Card Mfg. : AZO
Postage Stamp : yes - Franklin 1 cent
Postage Mark : yes - Seattle Washington Terminal Station Sept. 3 1929
Measures : 5.4 x 3.4
This postcard has been stored in a plastic sleeve.
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Title:
Zuyah-Chee
Description:
Series 10931
Zuyah-Chee, Navaho child, Indian bldg. Concerning the early history of the Navaho not much is definitely known. He comes of Athabascan stock, and is closely related to the Apache as well as a number of tribes along the banks of the Mackenzie River in the North. The tribe since migrating to the Southwest has absorbed by contact with other tribes some of their characteristics. From the Pueblo Indian they undoubtedly learned the art of weaving. And have passed their instructors in the art, and with rude appliances picked up on the outskirts of civilization they have become expert silversmiths.
City/State:
Albuquerque,NM (New Mexico)
County:
Bernalillo
Type/Era:
Postcard, Divided Back
Postmark / Cancel:
1917 Mar-13 Albuquerque & Ashfork R. P. O
Stamp:
1C
Publisher:
Detroit Publishing Co.
Size (approx.):
3.5" x 5.5" (9 x 14 cm)
Categories:
People/Cultures & Ethnicities/Native Americana
Cardcow id: 149099, /images/set245/card00572
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