The Collection of American Indian postcards is held by the DeGolyer Library,
Southern Methodist University.
The collection is comprised of postcard views of Navaho, Hopi and Pueblo Indians; pueblos; interiors of Hopi houses; ceremonials; and blanket weaving. Views of American Indians, Blackfoot, Apache, Hopi and Pueblo are prints of paintings, some by Winold Reiss for the Great Northern Railway, W.E. Rollins and Fred Harvey.
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| Old Carreta, Laguna Pueblo, New Mexico, circa 1901 |
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| An Up-stairs room, Hopi House, Grand Canyon of Arizona, circa 1903 |
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| Old Blanket Room in Hopi House, Grand Canyon of Arizona, circa 1903 |
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| Old Blanket Room in Hopi House, Grand Canyon of Arizona, circa 1903 |
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| Navajo Indian Blanket Weaver, circa 1904 |
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| An Indian living room, Hopi House, Grand Canyon of Arizona, circa 1905 |
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| Group of Indians, Hopi House, Grand Canyon of Arizona, circa 1905 |
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| The Hopi House, Grand Canyon of Arizona, circa 1905 |
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| Elle of Ganado, maker of the President's Blanket, The best weaver among the Navahoes in Fred Harvey Indian Building, Albuquerque, New Mexico |
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| Hopi Snake Dance, circa 1907 |
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| Pueblo women making bread, New Mexico, circa 1907 |
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| Street scene Pueblo of Laguna, New Mexico, circa 1907 |
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| Old Men Singing, Corn Dance, Pueblo of Santo Domingo, New Mexico, circa 1908 |
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| A Song in the Kiva, Arizona, circa 1910 |
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| Buffalo Calf, a Jicarilla Apache, circa 1915 |
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| Buffalo Calf, a Jicarilla Apache, circa 1915 |
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| Navaho Indian family and Hogan, Arizona, circa 1915 |
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| Taking the elevator, Hopi Village, Arizona, circa 1915 |
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| The complete story of a Navaho Blanket, Canyon de Chelly, Arizona, circa 1915 |
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| Hopi snake priest entering Snake Kiva, Oraibi, Arizona, circa 1920 |
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