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ET525-A couple of Native Americans add to a Navajo sand painting.
Mullarky Photo. Navajo rugs hang around back of image. DOPS real
photo back, about 1925-42. Unused, EX $30.00 |
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ET527-"Vill Moe save anything out of dot lasdt failure? says one man and
the other answers, "I guess adoub two years py goot pehavior." Un, early back, overall VG+ $35.00 |
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ET528- This early postcard (undivided back) shows a section of the new
Jewish Market on the East Side of N.Y. Published by Detroit, known for
the quality of their views. Message on front written in 1906.
Light wear; overall VG. $35.00 |
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ET529-This real photo shows the tribal leaders of the Ponca City, OK
tribe. Photo signed on bottom right. DOPS stamp box used
1925-1942. Un, EX. $45.00 |
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ET205-A Black man tries to put his foot in a tub of
water. This colorful caricature was drawn by the famous, and highly collectible,
illustrator Donadini. Very difficult to find. PU 1917; minor corner
wear; one very tiny nick in lower edge; overall VG $55.00 |
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ET504-This real photo close-up shows a line-up of
Pottawattamie Indians. This image is copyrighted by J. A. Little in
1909. Un, wob from mother and father; a little dark but there is still
lots of detail, VG $30.00 |
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ET203-This early real photo has a close up of an
"Omaha mother and young brave." standing in front of a tent. The back has
an AZO stamp box that was used 1904-1918. Un, EX $30.00 |
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ET505-A nifty set published by the Canadian
Souvenir Post Card Company (see below also) that features a side profile of
Running Wolf. The top shows him ornately decorated while the bottom
border shows tepees along a river. Un, very light soil along bottom.
Un, VG+ $20.00 |
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ET194-'White and Yellow Cow' and his wife, 'Singing
Bird,' stand in front of some tents at their encampment in Gros Ventre. The card was
published by the Detroit Company, renowned for the photo-like clarity and true color of
their early prints. Un, light corner wear; overall VG+ $25.00 |
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ET180-This vintage card is what we called a 'double
whammy' because it covers two important collecting categories: Black Americana and
the game of marbles. A group of 4 Black boys play a game of
marbles in a dirt patch. PU 1910; very light corner wear; overall VG+ $55.00 |
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ET186-The card is titled, "The Snow-Shoe Girl
(Sla-Gun) and shows a young Eskimo woman with a large metal ring in her nose and, of
course, snowshoes. This card is from an early set published by Case & Draper of
Juneau, Alaska in 1906. Un, EX+ $45.00 |
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ET175-This real photo postcard has a very impressive
profile shot of Chief Two Guns White Calf of Glacier National Park. Photo
copyrighted by Hileman who took many terrific photos in this area. Un, early AZO
stamp box (1924-1949), EX $35.00 |
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ET161-This postcard gives a terrific close-up of the
synagogue, Temple Shaarai Shomayim, in Lancaster, Pennsylvania. Quite
uncommon. PU 1939 but the actual card is quite obviously an earlier issue, circa
1912. Light corner wear; one small crease in lower right corner; overall VG $35.00 |
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ET163-Text on the back of this image of the synagogue in
Charleston, SC reads: "In Colonial days a Hebrew congregation existed in
Charleston and in 1795 the site for the present handsome building was
purchased..." Un, circa 1915-1930, EX $25.00 |
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ET164-An uncommon and very good image of the synagogue in
Dayton, Ohio in the early years of 20th Century. Card was published by F. M. Kirby
& Company. Un, near Mint $25.00 |
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ET149-"Birb Necklace, Sioux" is the name of the
Native American pictured in this early postcard. I did wonder if the 'birb' is
misprint for 'bird.' The card was published by Woehler and although it has an early
undivided back (1901-1907) it was not postally used until 1915. PU, slight rounding
of corners, VG+ $25.00 |
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ET157-This
real photo was done by an important early photographer from Kansas, W.H. Martin. In
addition to some of the best early exaggeration postcards he did a series of Native
American photos taken at the '101 Ranch' of which this is one. "The Four
Greatest Chiefs Now Living...The Original Great America" is the title.
Copyrighted 1909. Uncommon. Un, early AZO stamp box, very light corner wear; VG+ $95.00 |
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ET154-Very
scarce portrait of Native American Chief "Eagle Track" published by Tuck Company
as a 'Silverette.' The card has better definition of detail than most early real
photos. Uncommon. Un, EX $45.00 |
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ET135-On
this Scottish-Jewish theme postcard the 'humor' of card is in the caption: The
Sergeant-Major (meeting new recruit): "I've seen Hielanders frae Glesga, I've seen
Hielanders frae England, I've seen Hielanders frae Cork, but haggis me, this is the first
time I've seen a Hielander frae Jee-rusalem!" Published by Bamforth. Un,
EX $35.00 |
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ET137-This
is not a postcard but an interesting early piece of Black American ephemera. On one
side two Black children on cellar door are above the caption "United we stand."
In the next image a man opens the door and the two children fall off above the
phrase "divided we fall." Card was originally glued down so there are large
areas of paper adhering to back but due to sturdiness of paper the front of card is fine.
Card measures 4 1/4 by 2 3/4 inches and seems to have been trimmed. G+ $15.00 |