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Tuck's Post Card; "Not afraid of Pawnee" (Karl-May-Museum gGmbH RR-R)
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Tuck's Post Card; "Not afraid of Pawnee"

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Postkarte aus bedrucktem Papier; 4-farbiger Offset-Druck, ohne Rahmen, Vorderseite: "Chief: "Not afraid of Pawnee."
Rückseite: "Tuck's Post Card; Carte Postale; Copyright,, London; "the Wide-Wide.World" Indian Chiefs; Raphael Tuck & Sons "Oilette" Postcard No. 3494.; Art Publishers to their Mejesties the King & Queen.; Not afraid of Pawnee illustrates the significance which frequently attaches to Indian names. "Not well known, are unequalled in warlike character by any other Indian tribe, unless it be the Cheyenne. The war which brought the Sioux most prominently to the attention of the white men was the famous Sioux war of 1876-77, the chief incident of which was the defeat an massacre of an entire detachmen under General Cluster"; handschriftlich: siehe Bild

Material/Technique

Papier / Offset-Druck;gedruckt

Measurements

13,7 x 8,7 cm

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Das Museum umfasst die historische Villa Shatterhand mit der Sammlung zum Leben, Werk und Wirkung des Schriftstellers Karl May (1842-1912), das...

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