Original Circa 1890 Cabinet Card With Full Length Seated Portrait Photograph of a Beautiful Indian Maiden Titled "Cheyenne Girl in Full Dress" Wit and humor - Juvenile fiction Mifflin and Company

Mifflin and Company

Watch & Clock Maker

save for a tiny bump to one corner of each card tray

and Pawnee Indians

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Original Circa 1890 Cabinet Card With Full Length Seated Portrait Photograph of a Beautiful Indian Maiden Titled "Cheyenne Girl in Full Dress" Wit and humor - Juvenile fiction Mifflin and Company(Native American Interest) (Stevenson, Henry James, photographer). Original Photograph Cabinet Card Titled "Cheyenne Girl in Full Dress." El Reno, Ok[lahoma]. Ter[ritory]: [H. J.] Stevenson, Art Studio, circa 1890. A vertical, 5 7 8" x 3 7 8" full length studio portrait photograph, mounted on the original 6 1 2" x 4 1 4" printed studio cardstock mount. Recto features a highly detailed, high contrast print capturing the subject in a seated position.