Osage Indian & Pony Oklahoma Curteich Linen Postcard 1930s Native American
$ 9.82
Description
Osage Indian & Pony Oklahoma Curteich Linen Postcard 1930s Native American. Discover a fascinating piece of American history with this vintage Curteich-Chicago 'C.T. American Art' linen postcard, capturing a striking image of an Osage Indian with his pony in Oklahoma. The detailed illustration showcases the rich cultural heritage of the Osage Nation, featuring a dignified Native American figure adorned with an impressive full feathered headdress, standing proudly beside a spotted pony. The distinctive texture of the linen finish enhances the vibrant colors and adds a tactile quality, characteristic of postcards from the mid-20th century. This collectible offers a glimpse into the traditional life and imagery associated with indigenous peoples of the American West. This postcard, identified as part of the ONC-87 series, was published by the renowned Curteich-Chicago company, known for their high-quality souvenir view-cards. The reverse side features a postmark from Newkirk, Oklahoma, dated February 12, and bears a 2-cent John Adams stamp from the 1938 Presidential Series, confirming its historical era. The handwritten message and address to Lancaster, Pennsylvania, add a personal touch, making this not just a visual artifact but a tangible connection to the past. It represents a significant collectible for enthusiasts of Native American history, Oklahoma memorabilia, and vintage postcard artistry.
