[NATIVE AMERICANS]. Boudoir card of three Apache men wearing loin cloths.

4 1/4 x 7 1/4 in. boudoir photograph on cardstock mount (light surface scratches, wear to mount edges, residue from former paper label to mount recto lower margin and mount verso). A pencil inscription to the mount verso identifies the figures as Seri Indians of New Mexico, however, this information is incorrect.

Three Apache men stand with straight arms looking directly at the lens. Each wears a loincloth and headwraps. The center subject wears a neck scarf and hide boots, the other 2 figures are barefoot. One man also wears a beaded necklace and a circular pendant.

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[NATIVE AMERICANS]. Boudoir card of three Apache men wearing loin cloths.

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