Crazy Horse ? Oglala Lakota Native Indian Stereoview W.R. Cross c1877 Y4677

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Crazy Horse ? Oglala Lakota Native Indian Stereoview W.R. Cross c1877 Y4677:
$249999.99

This antique stereoview card captures a poignant scene featuring Pine Ridge Indians at Hot Springs, South Dakota.
We are currently having this stereoview independently verified and correctly identified by multiple third parties. Seated is a Pine Ridge Sioux Native Indian warrior with a deep pronounced scar on his left cheek. We believe this is Hamilton's missing stereoview #104 from 1877 that was issued a second time by W.R. Cross in c1890.

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Condition is antique pre-owned. Please see photos for condition.The stereograph depicts three individuals: an adult male, an adult female, and a child, all seated outdoors by what appears to be a stream or water feature, with trees and rocks forming the background. The individuals are adorned in traditional or period attire, including distinct moccasins, patterned clothing, and intricate beadwork or bone chokers. The adult male, prominently featured, wears a feathered headdress and holds a pipe-like object, exhibiting a noticeable scar on his left cheek. This stereoview offers a fascinating glimpse into Native American life and culture from the late 19th century, making it a significant piece for collectors of historical photography and stereoscopic views.Published by W.R. Cross of Hot Springs, S.D., this stereoview is part of their "Scenic Views of the Northwestern Railway" series. The reverse of the card is imprinted with promotional text related to "WIND CAVE, BLACK HILLS, INDIAN & BAD LANDS. CHICAGO NORTH WESTERN RY." This stereocard is presented on a standard grey cardboard mount with rounded corners, characteristic of stereoviews from the era. The detailed albumen prints create a striking 3D effect when viewed through a stereoscope, bringing this historical image to life.