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    Identifier

    FLSC_TJPC_01272019_1214

    Publication Date

    1-1-1909

    Description

    This black and white photographic postcard features an indigenous man standing next to a tree, holding a bow that is used with an arrow. A construction of a bark house is in the background. A woman and children stand in front of the bark house. Written text is at the top and bottom of the card. Part of the "Perils of the Plains" set which are actual photos of a staged 1905 event for the NEA (National Editorial Association). The event took place on the Miller Brothers 101 Ranch near Bliss, Oklahoma.

    Physical Description

    4"x 5" photographic postcard

    Subject

    Indigenous people, Frontier & pioneer life, Camps, Archery, Arrows, Bows (Weapons)

    Rights

    This item is in the public domain

    Publisher

    Digitized by FHSU Digital Collections

    Comments

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    Language

    eng

    Transcription

    Indian Bark House-Practising(sic) Shooting. Copyright 1909 by Martin Post Card Co.

    Postcard: Indian Bark House - Practicing Shooting

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