BUCKSKIN CHARLEY-UTE CHIEF-C.A. NAST PHOTO 1899-reprint

Description: Here is an image taken around 1900 and reprinted in the last 10 years, then mounted on a matboard ready for framing The Indian in the image is known as "Buckskin Charley", a Ute Indian Chief, taken in 1899, reprinted and matted about 10 years ago. Overall ready to frame matted size is 11" by 14", The size of the image is 71/2" by 9-1/2", Buyer pays $3.95 postage. Images are shipped between heavy cardboard for protection. Seller accepts PayPal. Item can be returned for refund less postage fee's if returned in same condition and within 14 days. Please visit my other auctions, and MY STORE. BUCKSKIN CHARLEY, Southern Ute Chief (1840-1936) Succeeding Chief Ouray in 1880, Charles Buck became the first Ute leader during the Reservation period. He is remembered for leading the rescue of the women and children abducted during the Meeker Massacre and riding with Geronimo in President Theodore Roosevelt’s 1905 Inaugural Parade. Buckskin Charley is pictured wearing his prized Benjamin Harrison 1890 Peace Medal. Original Photograph by C.A. Nast, Curtis Street Studio, Denver, Colorado, c. 1899

Price: 9.99 USD

Location: Urbandale, Iowa

End Time: 2024-10-18T18:25:34.000Z

Shipping Cost: 3.75 USD