Indian women and children in camp. Everyday life took place in and around the tipi (Indian tent). Indian women at their daily work and the children playing next to them. Food, clothing, even the tipis depended on bison, as the tents of the prairie tribes consisted of portable poles and webs of buffalo hide. Romund engraving.
Series list for 203/100/17 No. 203-IL23 (1x) Indian: Indian woman, playing with sticks No. 203-IL15 (1x) Indian: Indian woman with bundle of brushwood No. 203-IL24 (1x) Indian: Indian woman, stick game No. 203-IL16 (1x) Indian: Indian woman, sitting, sewing No. 203-IL25 (1x) Indian: Indian woman with child, playing with sticks No. 203-IL17 (1x) Indian: Fur frame with Indian woman No. 203-IL26 (1x) Indian: three children, squatting, sitting, lying down Nos. 203-IL18 (1x) Indian: Indian woman, kneeling, scraped fur Nos. 203-Z26 (1x) Man, sleeping, with blanket Nos. 203-IL19 (1x) Indian: Indian woman, kneeling, grinding corn Nos. 203-Z27 (1x) Man, sleeping, with blanket No. 203-IL20 (1x) Indian: Indian woman, playing with sticks No. 203-Z30 (1x) Accessories: Campfire (small) No. 203-IL21 (1x) Indian: Indian woman, stick game No. 203-IL22 (1x) Indian: Indian woman, stick game
Group
Flat Figure(s)
Condition
unpainted
Scale
Size 30 mm
Material
Pewter-Alloy 55%Sn 39%Pb 6%Sb
Number of parts
15
Epoch
Wild West
Time
19. Jh.
Nationality/Location
Northern America
State
New
Not a toy! Not suitable for children under the age of 14!
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