HOW! From Oklahoma -  Oklahoma's name is derived from two Choctaw words: "Okla" meaning people and "humma" meaning red, literally meaning red people. There are currently thirty-five tribes of Indians living in Oklahoma. Oklahoma has the second largest Indian population of any state in the Union. Descendants of the original sixty-seven tribes inhabiting Indian Territory still live in Oklahoma. Postcard is new, unused, and in mint condition.

The Ghost Dance - Koshare Indian Dancers - Text on Back: Koshare Indian Dancers, LaJunta, Colorado. World famous boy scout interpretive dancers dancing the Ghost Dance of Messiah, originally banned by white man and eventually lost to the tribes. The Ghost Dance is one of the major dances of some 50 performed by the Koshare. Vintage postcard is unused and in excellent condition.

Cheyenne Boy -  A Cheyenne Warrior of the Future. This young Cheyenne boy is dressed int he finest rappings of an adult warrior. Even his posture is proud and still. He is wearing a war bonnet of eagle feathers with fine beadwork lining the outer edge. His neckpiece was made of hairpipes, trade goods made from cow bones. Photographed in 1907 by Richard Throssel. Postcard is unused and in good condition, slight wrinkling to upper right hand corner

Eagle Dance - Text on Back:Famous Eagle Dance - Koshare Indian Dancers. Text on Back: Koshare ndian Dancers, Lajunta, Colorado. One of the Koshare Head Chiefs dancing one of the famous Eagle Dances on the Kosharies famous thunder drum. It is the story of an eagle being caught in a trap. The Kosharies are world famous boy scout interpretative Indian dancers. Vintage postcard is unused and in excellent condition.

Indians & Tipi - Text on back: Oklahoma Indians, Indian City, Oklahoma. Postcard is unused but you can see where writing has been erased from the back, good condition, slight edge wear.