Great original cabinet photo of a cigar store indian in front of "Uncle Sam's Cigar Shop".
Monday, April 7, 2008
Original Cabinet Card Showing Folk Art Cigar Store Indian
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2 comments:
Wow, just found your blog, and I love it. I collect all the same kind of stuff!! Can't wait to see what you blog next!!! Kind Regards, Deb from Peoria (Missjunk@yahoo.com)
Thanks Deb! We're definitely a rare breed, although I think there are more and more people who appreciate interesting items that are somewhat tangential traditional folk art. I wish I had the time to post new entries every day, but I promise to do at least a few a week when possible. Keep checking in! And happy collecting!
Joey.
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