1909 Rotogravure Flute Gods Tahn-te Outcast Native American Indian Lovers FOG1 XGAE3 from Moundsville

from Moundsville

Montagu by Hugo Naudé

the sunshine filled chocolate wafer made in the "Thousand Window Bakeries" by the Loose-Wiles Biscuit Company

This is an original 1904 black and white photogravure of the Cirque de Gavarnie in the French Pyrénées

This is an original 1952 color print ad for Almond Joy and Mounds 3-candy bar packs that were made and sold by Peter Paul

1909 Rotogravure Flute Gods Tahn-te Outcast Native American Indian Lovers FOG1 XGAE3 from MoundsvilleThis is an original 1909 sepia rotogravure from the The Flute of the Gods, a narrative about early meetings between the southwest American Indians and the Spanish colonists. The caption reads "Tahn te; the Outcast." Edward S. Curtis (1868 1952) was a well known photographer and documentarian of the Native American peoples, including their tribal lore, customs, and history. After a messy divorce (during which he smashed a lot of his equipment so it his