Original 1920's Photo School Children Dressed as Native Americans Early Swastika

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Obtained many years ago from a Jim Thorpe, PA school teacher's estate sale, this large b/w, pre-WWII vintage original photograph measures approx 20" x 24". Handwritten pencil notation at bottom of front of photo states, Which one is our Indian?

Verso has handwritten reply notation, "Roger, the bare chested boy, is our Indian". As you may know, long before Hitler made it a hated symbol, the'swastika' symbol being hundreds of centuries old and originally referred to as the'whirling logs', meant good luck or good fortune. It was also adopted and worn by many Native American Indian tribes long before it took on Hitler's evil Nazi Aryan power oppression symbolization during WW2. To my knowledge and extensive internet research this Native American Indian costumed school children photo being offered for sale has never before been published.

The photo contains several surface "spider type" creases throughout from having been originally rolled, a few stains and blemishes along with some edge/corner wear, otherwise in overall very good displayable condition with superb image clarity. Has been stored in smoke free environment and shrink wrapped on acid free museum quality archival board. NOTE: The copy protection word "WATERMARKED" will of course not appear on the original photograph.

All of our merchandise comes from estate sales, flea markets, auctions, and good old picking. I always strive for 5 star customer service performance. This item is in the category "Collectibles\Photographic Images\Photographs". The seller is "valuable-finds" and is located in this country: US.

This item can be shipped to United States.

Type: Photograph
Format: Original Oversized Type 1 Photograph
Year of Production: 1920's
Size: Approx 20\
Signed: No
Photographer: Not Indicated
Image Color: Black & White
Time Period Manufactured: 1900-1924
Original/Licensed Reprint: Original
Finish: Glossy
Subject: School Children Native American Indian Swastika
Vintage: Yes