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Plastichrome color photo postcard
Indian Princess, Aca Tani
(which means "Sunflower Blossom")
This lovely Indian maiden is the daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Manning, who are the leaders of Indian government affairs on the Duck Valley Indian Reservation, close to the town of Owyhee, Nevada.
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