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Special Collectors Combo
An Old Man of Waiyam
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Copper Plate & Vintage Print Combination
Vintage Print - Printed in 1910
The combo consists of the volume copper plate and the vintage print made from the copper plate by Curtis. An Old Man of Waiyam from Edward Sheriff Curtis’s master work The North American Indian – The Vanishing Race, one of the most important bodies of work for the contemporary Indian and one of the most important publications in history.
**Copper Plate & Vintage Print Combos are excluded from other discounts and are only available framed.
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