1904 Heliogravure Hoopa Valley Indian Basket Weaving Woven Baby Salmon XGZ7 YNG4 the Pierce-Arrow Motor Car Company

the Pierce-Arrow Motor Car Company attempted to distance itself from its rivals by creating distinctive headlights that were placed on the front fenders of the car instead of on either side of the radiator

" This is an original 1909 halftone print of the home of Mr

Shirlastic Garters

This is an original 1923 black and white print ad for the Single-Eight Packard automobile

1904 Heliogravure Hoopa Valley Indian Basket Weaving Woven Baby Salmon XGZ7 YNG4 the Pierce-Arrow Motor Car CompanyThis is an original 1904 black and white heliogravure of two baskets commonly used by the Hoopa Valley Indians. The first was used to carry babies and second was for serving salmon called a kaitcint. The Hoopa, or Hupa Valley Indians of what is now part of Humboldt County in California are a culturally significant peoples. Inhabiting the Hoopa Valley, which lies on Trinity River, the culture grew to appreciate and use the surrounding valley to the