Photo: Fishing the Yamhill River, Dayton, Oregon 1888 Walrus Ivory The form is a low

The form is a low oval with a small hole at the top for the lamp stem

each colored by him and printed one after another on a single piece of paper

with varying degrees of success

the bag is in unusually fine condition

and have fine red yarn to create the dyed red cedar bark strips worn on masks and dancers in the ceremonies

Photo: Fishing the Yamhill River, Dayton, Oregon 1888 Walrus Ivory The form is a lowPhoto of two men with rolled up pant legs in the river fishing with long cane poles without reels with a string of small fish hanging from their belts. Standing and sitting on the bank are two women in long dresses with their kids and another man. The imagery is very clear with sharp contrasts. The imprint on the card is L. Bradley, Dayton, Or. Bradley was working out of Dayton beginning in 1885. Written on the back is "Yamhill River, Dayon, Or 1888"