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[North American Indians]
THE INDIANS OF THIS ENCAMPMENT ARE THE BRULE SIOUX DIRECT FROM THE ROSEBUD RESERVATION, SOUTH DAKOTA
Estimate
3,000 — 4,000
USD
LOT SOLD. 1,250 USD
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133
[North American Indians]
THE INDIANS OF THIS ENCAMPMENT ARE THE BRULE SIOUX DIRECT FROM THE ROSEBUD RESERVATION, SOUTH DAKOTA
Estimate
3,000 — 4,000
USD
LOT SOLD. 1,250 USD
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Details & Cataloguing

Fine Printed and Manuscript Americana, Including Cartography

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[North American Indians]
THE INDIANS OF THIS ENCAMPMENT ARE THE BRULE SIOUX DIRECT FROM THE ROSEBUD RESERVATION, SOUTH DAKOTA
Lithographed broadside (17 x 20 in.; 430 x 508 mm).

Mounted on board, browned and stained, some fraying at margins.


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Catalogue Note

A display or promotional sign, evidently from a travelling "wild west" show from the late nineteenth or early twentieth century. This broadside was most likely issued to promote a "wild west" show held at the Cincinnati Zoo and Botanical Gardens in 1896. Zoo officials posted a $10,000 bond to the federal government in order to bring more than forty families of Sioux from the Rosebud Reservation to perform in the show. 

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Fine Printed and Manuscript Americana, Including Cartography

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