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Man standing and holding a bundle. Postcard from G. Nicholson to C. C. Willoughby.
Man standing and holding a bundle. Postcard from G. Nicholson to C. C. Willoughby.
Object Number 2004.1.152.5
Display Title Man standing and holding a bundle. Postcard from G. Nicholson to C. C. Willoughby.
Descriptions
Object Description Printed on photograph: "Copy't / 1907, by J.A. Meiser. / Captain Spot"
Department Photographic
Date 1907
Artist Grace A. Nicholson
Artist Jesse A. Meiser
Culture
  • California
Geography/Provenience/Site Name
North America / United States / California
Materials Print, black and white , Postcard
Dimensions Overall: 13.6525 × 8.5725 cm (5 3/8 × 3 3/8 in.)

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Museum of Anthropology, U. C., San Francisco. Postcard from G. Nicholson to C. C. Willoughby.
2004.1.152.6 Museum of Anthropology, U. C., San Francisco. Postcard from G. Nicholson to C. C. Willoughby.
San Francisco
Woman in dancing costume. Postcard from C. S. Hortman and G. Nicholson to C. C. Willoughby.
2004.1.152.1 Woman in dancing costume. Postcard from C. S. Hortman and G. Nicholson to C. C. Willoughby.
California
Group of men dancing. Postcard from Grace Nicholson to C. C. Willoughby.
2004.1.152.18 Group of men dancing. Postcard from Grace Nicholson to C. C. Willoughby.
New Mexico
Burden basket from Old Captain's woman. From the collection of G. Nicholson and C. Hartman. Plain and three-strand twined.
2004.24.40789 Burden basket from Old Captain's woman. From the collection of G. Nicholson and C. Hartman. Plain and three-strand twined.
California
Food tray on bowl from the collection of G. Nicholson and C. Hartman. Coiled, bundle foundation.
2004.24.41252 Food tray on bowl from the collection of G. Nicholson and C. Hartman. Coiled, bundle foundation.
California
Mush or cooking bowl from the collection of G. Nicholson and C. Hartman. Coiled, bundle foundation.
2004.24.41270 Mush or cooking bowl from the collection of G. Nicholson and C. Hartman. Coiled, bundle foundation.
California
Mush or cooking bowl collected by G. Nicholson and C. Hartman. Coiled, split stitches, bundle foundation.
2004.24.41328 Mush or cooking bowl collected by G. Nicholson and C. Hartman. Coiled, split stitches, bundle foundation.
Madera County
Mush or cooking bowl collected by G. Nicholson and C. Hartman. Coiled, bundle foundation.
2004.24.41335 Mush or cooking bowl collected by G. Nicholson and C. Hartman. Coiled, bundle foundation.
Madera County
Mush bowl made by Susie, Kinsman Ranch, near North Fork. Collected by C. Hartman for G. Nicholson. Coiled, bundle foundation.
2004.24.41339 Mush bowl made by Susie, Kinsman Ranch, near North Fork. Collected by C. Hartman for G. Nicholson. Coiled, bundle foundation.
Madera County
Man sitting
2004.29.3754 Man sitting
North America
Hupa Indian man by campfire
2004.29.3753 Hupa Indian man by campfire
California
Image Not Available for Officers and assistants of Peabody Museum in Peabody Museum gallery, including: (top row, left to right) Earnest A. Hooton, unidentified man, Herbert J. Spinden, Alfred V. Kidder, Frederick R. Wulsin, Samuel J. Guernsey, (bottom row, left to right) Alfred M. Tozzer, Charles C. Willoughby, Edward Reynolds, and Roland B. Dixon
2016.19.2.5 Officers and assistants of Peabody Museum in Peabody Museum gallery, including: (top row, left to right) Earnest A. Hooton, unidentified man, Herbert J. Spinden, Alfred V. Kidder, Frederick R. Wulsin, Samuel J. Guernsey, (bottom row, left to right) Alfred M. Tozzer, Charles C. Willoughby, Edward Reynolds, and Roland B. Dixon
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