1927 Print Ataguvtaluk Eskimo Native Clothing Furs Inuit Ethnic Thule XGYC3 XGA4 with a child's illustration of

with a child's illustration of a scene from the pantomime theatre in the Grand at the Leeds Festival in England

There are also some scuff marks showing in this ad

This ad feature a photograph of Hollywood stars

This is an original 1943 black and white print ad for the Quinsana talcum from Mennen Company located in Newark

This ad would be an excellent original print item for the collector of these vintage toys (or for those who fondly remember these toys

1927 Print Ataguvtaluk Eskimo Native Clothing Furs Inuit Ethnic Thule XGYC3 XGA4 with a child's illustration ofThis is an original 1927 black and white halftone print of Ataguvtaluk, a native Eskimo woman. This poor woman had the misfortunate of surviving her family in a recent famine, during which she was forced to eat the bodies of her husband and children to survive. The loose sleeves of her outer furs are ideal for withdrawing one's arms close to the chest if the weather suddenly becomes unbearable. . CONDITION This 84+ year old Item is rated Very Fine