[WESTERN AMERICANA]. "Indian Life in the '60s" trading cards. American Tobacco Co., 1910.

New York: American Tobacco Co., 1910. Set of 9.

2 1/2 x 3 1/4 in. printed trade cards, each featuring a scene on the front and a printed caption and advertisement for "Hassan Cork Tip Cigarettes, The Oriental Smoke" on the back (some toning, occasional spotting, corner and edge wear to cards). The trade cards depict Native American subjects engaging in various activities, such as "Buffalo Charging Hunter," "Elk Hunting Disguised as Buffalo," "Boys Playing Deer Hunting," "Canoe Racing," "Peace Offering to Spirit of Bear," and "Stringing Vegetables by Young Squaws."

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American Historical Ephemera & Photography

[WESTERN AMERICANA]. "Indian Life in the '60s" trading cards. American Tobacco Co., 1910.

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