Vintage 1913 Puget Sound Sand Fleas Postcard Native American Children Naches WA-image
Vintage 1913 Puget Sound Sand Fleas Postcard Native American Children Naches WA-image

Vintage 1913 Puget Sound Sand Fleas Postcard Native American Children Naches WA

$ 3.17

Country of Origin: United States Continent: North America Time Period Manufactured: 1900-1919 City: Puget Sound Features: Divided Back, Hand Colored Print, Stamp, Stamped Material: Paper Unit of Sale: Single Unit Number of Items in Set: 1 Country: United States Postage Condition: Posted Era: Divided Back (1907-1915) brand: Lowman & Hanford Co. Theme: Cultures & Ethnicities, Children & Infants, Photographs Subject: Native American Children Original/Licensed Reprint: Original Brand/Publisher: Lowman & Hanford Co. Type: Printed (Lithograph) Size: Standard (5.5 x 3.5 in) Signed: No Year Manufactured: 1913 Region: Washington

Description

Vintage 1913 Puget Sound Sand Fleas Postcard Native American Children Naches WA. Location: Puget Sound, Washington. Subject: Indigenous People. Vintage hand-colored postcard titled "Puget Sound Sand Fleas" depicts four Native American children lying in the sand. Published by Lowman & Hanford Co. of Seattle, this piece of Pacific Northwest history features a 1-cent George Washington stamp and a Naches, Washington postmark dated October 24, 1913. The card shows significant age-related wear including a vertical crease through the center, corner wear, and some surface soiling, making it a poignant artifact of early 20th-century regional photography and social history. Brand: Lowman & Hanford Co. Type: Postcard Theme: Native American Children Location: Puget Sound, Washington Postmark Date: October 24, 1913 Postmark Location: Naches, WA Stamp: 1 Cent George Washington Era: Divided Back (1907-1915) Material: Cardstock Orientation: Landscape Subject: Indigenous People Color: Hand-Colored / Multi Artist: Unknown Series: 4057 Keywords: Antique, PNW, Salish, Ephemera, Historical, Collectible, Real Photo, RPPC, Washington State, Ethnic, Indigenous, 1910s, Hand Tinted, Coastal

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