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Postcard with sepia photograph of Native American Indian men in regalia dancing with mountains in background.  10.1 x 14.3 cm. 

On back: “Buffalo Dance—c. 1905,  Taos, New Mexico, photo by B.G. Randall.  ©1986 Las Quince Letras.  Las Quince Letras, Suite 275, 535 Cordova, Santa Fe, New Mexico 87501  .50”

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Postcard with sepia photograph of Native American Indians in regalia dancing in front of pueblo.  10.1 x 14.3 cm. 

On back: “Give-away Dance—c. 1905, Taos, New Mexico, photo by B.G. Randall.  ©1986 Las Quince Letras.  Las Quince Letras, Suite 275, 535 Cordova, Santa Fe, New Mexico 87501  .50”

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Postcard with sepia photograph of group of young Native American Indian men and women in regalia standing in front of pueblo.  10.1 x 14.3 cm. 

On back: “Corn Dance—c. 1905, Taos, New Mexico, photo by B.G. Randall.  ©1986 Las Quince Letras.  Las Quince Letras, Suite 275, 535 Cordova, Santa Fe, New Mexico 87501”

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Postcard with sepia photograph of group of Native American Indian men dancing next to American flag, which is on tall pedestal draped with cloth.  Nearby are two tipis and people sitting on ground.  Pueblo in background.  10.1 x 14.3 cm. 

On back: “Flag Dance—c. 1905, Taos, New Mexico, photo by B.G. Randall.  ©1986 Las Quince Letras.  Las Quince Letras, Suite 275, 535 Cordova, Santa Fe, New Mexico 87501  .50”

Scope and Contents Hand-tinted stereograph, T. W. Ingersoll [?], c. 1899, 8.9 x 17.8 cm. Native American Indian woman wearing pink bodice, blue plaid skirt, and green/burgundy plaid shawl sitting on ground and holding baby in cradleboard.  Baby wrapped in red/yellow/white patterned blanket.  On front: “404.  Chippewa Squaw and Papoose.”  On back: “It is seldom indeed that an Indian woman can boast as much pretention to beauty as is shown by the squaw in this picture.  As a rule, the...

Scope and Contents Hand-tinted stereograph, T. W. Ingersoll [?], c. 1899, 8.9 x 17.8 cm. Native American Indian woman (wearing long-sleeved blue dress, white apron, and red cravat) sitting on the ground next to canoe under construction and holding red tool.  Behind her are several other people and a structure made of wooden poles with a roof but no sides. Another structure and woods in background.  On front: “406.  Chippewa Squaw Making Birch Canoe.” On back: “As a matter of fact the...