Native American: Portage (Canoes)

Indians with merchandise overcome a rapids located on a rock (portage). Many interesting special figures showing the trade in fur. Here transport of the bundle of fur over an obstacle. With several Groups.

Portage or portaging is the practice of carrying water craft or cargo over land, either around an obstacle in a river, or between two bodies of water. A path where items are regularly carried between bodies of water is also called a portage.

Series list for 203/100/2
No. 203-i72 (1x) Indians: Group: 2 Indians, letting canoe off the rock
No. 203-i72f (1x) Indian: Group: Indian, with bundle of fur on the rock
No. 203-i72a (1x) Indian: Group: 2 Indians, carrying canoe
No. 203-i72f/1 (1x) Indian: Indian with bundle of fur
No. 203-i72a/1 (1x) Indian: Group: 2 Indians, canoe gliding into the water
No. 203-i72g (1x) Native American: Group: Native American climbing from the rock, with rifle
No. 203-i72b (1x) Native American: Group: Native American, pulling canoe through current
No. 203-i72h (1x) Indian: Indian with bundle of fur
No. 203-i72c (1x) Indian: pile of fur (accessory)
No. 203-i72h/1 (1x) Indian: Indian with bundle of fur
No. 203-i72c/1 (1x) Indian: pile of fur with rifle (accessory)
No. 203-i72i (1x) Indian: Indian, tying bundle of fur
No. 203-i72d (1x) Native American: Group: Native American, carrying bundle of fur on rock
No. 203-i72d/1 (1x) Indian: Indian, tying up a bundle of fur
No. 203-i71 (1x) Indian: Indian swimming, holding up rifle
No. 203-i72e (1x) Indian: Indian climbing from the rock, with bundle of fur