The Esquimau'x Village

Letter

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St. Joseph Museums

The image displays a typed letter on stationery from "The Esquimau'x Village," dated April 11, 1917. The letterhead includes an illustration of a person with Siberian wolves and has details about its participation in expositions from 1879 to 1915 in various cities worldwide, including Chicago, Paris, and Berlin. The letter is addressed to Harry Le George in St. Joseph, MO, and is from Capt. J.C. Smith. It discusses the availability of 12 extra copper-painted arrows from Victoria Island, Coronation Gulf, made by the Hen-er-eg-mute tribe, offering them for $10, provided the recipient is still interested. The letter closes with Capt. Smith’s signature and a note on express charges. Captain Joseph Bernard

The image displays a typed letter on stationery from "The Esquimau'x Village," dated April 11, 1917. The letterhead includes an illustration of a person with Siberian wolves and has details about its participation in expositions from 1879 to 1915 in various cities worldwide, including Chicago, Paris, and Berlin. The letter is addressed to Harry Le George in St. Joseph, MO, and is from Capt. J.C. Smith. It discusses the availability of 12 extra copper-painted arrows from Victoria Island, Coronation Gulf, made by the Hen-er-eg-mute tribe, offering them for $10, provided the recipient is still interested. The letter closes with Capt. Smith’s signature and a note on express charges. Captain Joseph Bernard

Name/Title

The Esquimau'x Village

Entry/Object ID

Q1430.634.124E

Description

Vol 1 P. 124E

Subject Person/Organization

Harry L. George Collection