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Vintage Early 1900s postcard set featuring two distinct illustrations of Native American Indian Maiden women, published by Schlesinger Bros. and Hamner & Bender. The first card displays a hand-colored portrait of a woman with a feathered headband and braided hair, while the second depicts a woman in a purple tunic carrying a pottery vessel amidst a field of flowers. Both cards feature divided backs and are unposted, though they show signs of aging and obvious signs of previous Height: 5.5"
• Width: 3.5"
Type: Printed (Lithograph)
Era: Divided Back (1907-1915)
Subject: Native American Women
Publisher: Schlesinger Bros NY / Hamner & Bender Chicago
Features: Hand-colored details
Finish: Matte
Unit of Sale: Set of 2
Theme: Cultures & Ethnicities
Condition: Heavy mounting residue on reverse and general wear along edges and corners
Keywords: Antique, Ephemera, Indigenous, Americana, Illustration, Portraiture, Edwardian, Collectible, Historical, Tribal, Art Nouveau
