1928 Print Doe Fawns Animals Deer Sequoia National Park California XGM6 YHF1 Gršttsberger

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"Gray Hair Restored" This is an original 1904 all-text black and white ad for Walnutta Hair Stain

1928 Print Doe Fawns Animals Deer Sequoia National Park California XGM6 YHF1 GršttsbergerThis is an original 1928 halftone print of a Doe and her Fawns in Sequoia National Park. Photography by Lindley Eddy. Seqouyah was a man known for his introduction of syllabary making reading and writing possible for the Cherokee. He was the only member of a non literate people who independently created a writing system. He was such an inspiration to those using his writing system, that the Sequoia tree is thought to be named after him as well as a