Sioux Chief Hollow Horn Bear Traditional Native American Indian Postcard 24197-image
Sioux Chief Hollow Horn Bear Traditional Native American Indian Postcard 24197-image

Sioux Chief Hollow Horn Bear Traditional Native American Indian Postcard 24197

$ 10.54

Postage Condition: Posted Country: United States Type: Printed (Lithograph) Original/Licensed Reprint: Original Modified Item: No Vintage: Yes Era: Divided Back (1907-1915) Subject: Native Americana Unit of Sale: Single Unit Country of Origin: United States Theme: Cities & Towns, Community Life, Cultures & Ethnicities, Domestic & Family Life, Fashion, People, Native Americana Number of Items in Set: 1 Continent: North America Material: Paper

Description

Sioux Chief Hollow Horn Bear Traditional Native American Indian Postcard 24197 Front of Postcard: The image is a historical photograph or illustration of Hollow Horn Bear, a Sioux Indian. The individual is dressed in traditional Native American attire, which includes a detailed and colorful garment adorned with intricate patterns and fringes. The garment features red, blue, and yellow designs, and the individual is also wearing a necklace and a feathered headdress. The text at the bottom of the image reads "HOLLOW HORN BEAR (SIOUX INDIAN)." There is also a copyright notice at the bottom right corner that reads "COPYRIGHT, 1903, BY WILLIAMSON-HAFNER CO. DENVER, COLO." The number "1621" is printed in the bottom right corner. This depiction captures the cultural significance and traditional attire of Hollow Horn Bear, providing a valuable historical insight. Back of Postcard: The image shows the back of a vintage postcard. The postcard is addressed to "Miss Beatrice Morebach, Hicksville, Long Island, Box 291, N.Y." There is a green one-cent United States postage stamp featuring Benjamin Franklin in the top right corner. The stamp is postmarked with a circular stamp that reads "Los Angeles, Calif, 1925." The left side of the postcard has a printed message that says, "This Space Can Be Used for a Written Message." Below this message, there is a handwritten note that appears to say, "We are well and happy. From John and Mary." The postcard is printed by "Gray News Co., Salt Lake City, Utah," as indicated on the left edge. This piece provides a fascinating glimpse into historical communication.

  1. Promptly shipped in standard cardboard container, and was received in great condition. The card was packaged, and in very good condition and as described by seller. The price we arrived at was reasonable and quite the value. I would not hesitate to do business with this seller again. Thank you!

    Armorntape S.

  2. Excellent Communication, Packaging, Delivery 🚚 a Costs! Great vintage postcard from my hometown and the church my family had worshipped since it was built. Item was well packaged and arrived quickly. Item was described and is of great value to me. Received February 24th 2026.

    user23373952

  3. Was so very happy with my purchase . It was exactly as described, securely package and and well Worth the price I paid for it. The package was shipped quickly and arrived in a very timely manner. Very happy with the seller and my purchase.

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