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Antique photograph: PIMA INDIAN GIRLS and their HOME OF MUD & STICKS (adobe & mesquite). The Pima tribe are indigenous people of the Gila River valley in Arizona. One of the children is holding a traditional Pima basket, showing the intricate geometric designs and high-quality craftsmanship they are known for. Measures 3.5x5.75 inches, blank on the reverse. No date but circa the 1910s-1920s. RARE, possibly unique, have not been able to find another one like it online.Condition is EX, very clean.(Vintage Paper & Ephemera, Photograph, Historic, History, United States, Native American Indian Tribes, AZ, Southwest, Adobe Houses, Architecture, Culture, Ethnicities, Children, Portrait, Basketry, Art, 1900's, Memorabilia, Collectables)
PLEASE READ BEFORE offerDING: All items are very well-packed for shipment and always include tracking numbers. We are always happy to combine multiple items.Vinyl records are shipped with the vinyl out-of-sleeve to prevent seam splitting. Many of our media listings feature FREE SHIPPING IN THE U.S. - a savings of $3 to $5 on records, books and small paper collectibles. INTERNATIONAL buyers - WE SHIP WORLDWIDE - if the cost isn't set in the listing, pleasecontact me prior to offerding so I can determine Airmail shipping rates foryou. CANADA - your shipping costs are cheaper than most other countries - please contact me for rates.WE NEVER USE STOCK PHOTOS - all images are of actual items. WE USUALLY USE MULTIPLE IMAGES. We grade all items conservatively, and when grading record albums we follow the Goldmine Record Guide. Pleasesee our other sales for many used, odd, rare and collectiblebooks and records, paper & ephemera, and more. Thank you!
