1900 Halftone Print Stoney Indian Nakoda First Nation Sioux Canadian XGLA8 XGSB1 "Liquid Manure Carts" This is

"Liquid Manure Carts" This is an original 1852 black and white steel engraving of Crosskill's liquid manure cart

Minor creases in top and bottom right margins

Don't be a King's fool though

Frank Richards

This is an original 1896 black and white print ad for flowers from John Lewis Childs in Floral Park

1900 Halftone Print Stoney Indian Nakoda First Nation Sioux Canadian XGLA8 XGSB1 "Liquid Manure Carts" This isThis is an original 1900 black and white halftone print of "A Typical Stony Indian." The Nakoda (Stoney) are a First Nation peoples, a term that refers to the indigenous populations of Canada who are neither Inuit nor Mtis. The Nakoda at one time inhabited large portions of British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan, and Montana, but are now located in Alberta and Saskatchewan. They are part of the large Sioux Nation, related through their language to