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Winnebago Woman Tanning a Deerskin
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Winnebago Woman Tanning a Deerskin

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Winnebago Woman Tanning a Deerskin

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Genuine stereo pair97%

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Depth spread
10px
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80%
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1px
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A yellow-mount stereoview published by H. H. Bennett, showing a woman identified by the caption as Winnebago working a deerskin stretched on a pole frame.

A woman stands beside a large hide stretched upright in a wooded clearing, holding a long-handled tool against its surface and looking toward the camera. Cords lace the hide to a framework of rough poles, leaving its irregular outline clearly visible. Low, curved-roof shelters stand among the trees behind her.

The printed heading reads “Among the Winnebago Indians,” and the caption identifies the activity as tanning a deerskin. The view is numbered 1056. These identifications come from the mount; the woman is not named.

The left margin states that the view was published and offered for sale by H. H. Bennett in Kilbourn City, Wisconsin. The opposite margin carries the series wording “Wanderings among the Wonders and Beauties of Wisconsin Scenery.” The card is undated, and the precise site is not identified.

Two round-topped photographic views are mounted side by side on a yellow card with rounded corners. The reverse is unprinted, with small pencil notations near the lower edge. Dimensions are 7.02 × 4.28 inches. The card and photographs appear clean and sound, with no visible cracks or significant losses.

Catalogue details

Title on card
No. 1056. Squaw tanning a Deerskin.
Medium
Stereoview
Subject
Native American, Occupational, Outdoor Scene, Yellow Mount
Dimensions
7.02 × 4.28 in (178.4 × 108.7 mm)
Condition
Clean and sound in the supplied scans, with no visible cracks, tears, significant losses, or strong staining. Small pencil notations on the reverse.
Provenance
Publisher’s imprint of H. H. Bennett, Kilbourn City, Wisconsin. No prior ownership is established by the scans.
Catalogue no.
MSV1758

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