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1 AZUSA PUBLISHING, LLC 2015 PRODUCT CATALOG POSTCARDS, FOLIOS, BOOKMARKS, MINI-PRINTS, POSTERS, & T-SHIRTS AZUSA PUBLISHING, LLC P.O. BOX 2526 ENGLEWOOD, CO
2 PLAINS POSTCARDS 4.25X6 82 Pete Mitchell 83 Crow Flies High 84 Sitting Bull 85 Clear 86 Kills Enemy 87 Red Cloud 88 Omaha Chief 89 Good Eagle 90 Red Cloud Delegation 91 Quanah Parker 92 The Sunset of a Dying Race 93 Lone Wolf 94 Sitting in the Saddle 95 Astokumi & Family 96 Grizzly Bear with Great Voice 97 Cheyenne Maiden with Doll 98 Satanta 99 Ute Indians, Exposition Hall 100 Heebe-tee-tse 101 American Horse 102 Burial Tree 103 Charging Hawk 104 Chief Joseph 105 Crow King 106 Curley 107 Gall 108 Grass Dancers 109 Kicking Bear 110 Kicks Iron 111 Little Big Man 112 Long Soldier 113 Low Dog 114 Rain-In-The-Face 115 Rain-In-The-Face 116 Red Cloud 117 Red Horse 118 Short Bull 119 Sioux Teepees 120 Sitting Bull Postcard 121 Spirit of the Plains 122 White Bear 2
3 123 Wild Horse 124 Sitting Bull and Buffalo Bill 125 Buffalo Bill 126 Annie Oakley 127 Red Cloud 128 Villa of Brule 129 Crow Dog 130 Fool Bull 131 High Horse 132 Hollow Horn Bear 133 Kills Two 134 Comes Out Holy 135 Red Armed Panther 136 Scorched Lightning 137 Spotted Eagle 138 Crow Maiden With Doll 139 Black Eye 140 Red Cloud s Bedroom 141 Omaha Dance 142 Katie Roubideaux 143 Sitting Bull 144 Treaty At Fort Laramie 145 Here Custer Fell 146 The Blizzard 147 Echo s Call 148 Hunting Ground 149 Into the Wilderness 150 Lazy Boy 151 Woman With Travois 152 Tribute To The Dead 153 Proud Heritage 154 Medicine Crow 155 Gray Eagle and Pi-Av 156 Buckskin Charley 157 Indian Wranglers 158 Shiptella 159 Meditation 160 The Pass Finders 161 Papoose and Mother 162 Quanah Parker s Daughters 163 Big Mouth 164 Little Horse 3
4 165 Black Tongue 166 Two Strike 167 Little Wolf & Dull Knife 168 One Bull 169 Running Antelope 170 Lone Bear 171 Touch the Clouds 172 Bear Shield 173 Jack Red Cloud 174 Sapeah 175 Alone 176 Chief Washakie 177 Gall 178 Every Wind 179 Omaha Women 180 Bull s Ghost 181 Flying Pipe 182 Powder Face 183 Medicine Bear 184 Bear s Rib 185 Kicking Bear & Short Bull 186 Wolf Robe 187 Plenty Coups & Granddaughter 188 Song of the Canyon 189 Chief in Full Headdress 190 The Council 191 The Eagle 192 Wolf Voice & Friend 193 Squaw Jim 194 Chief Joseph 195 Crow Chiefs Gathering 196 Ridin 197 Crow Camp 198 Parade in Crow Camp 199 Young Crow Warrior 200 Red Cloud 201 Atsina Warriors 202 Bear Bull 203 Bear s Belly PLAINS BY EDWARD CURTIS Chief Joseph
5 205 Iron Breast 206 Mosquito Hawk 207 An Oasis in the Badlands 208 Old Person 209 Placating the Spirit of a Slain Eagle 210 Red Wing 211 Slow Bull 212 Sun Dance Pledgers 213 Swallow Bird 214 Two Whistles 215 Winter 216 Wolf 217 Yellow Kidney 218 Black Eagle 219 Apsaroke War Chief 220 In the Badlands 221 The Medicine Man 222 Waiting in the Forest 223 A Piegan Dandy 224 Two Moons 225 Oglala War Party 226 Apsaroke War Group 227 The Piegan 228 Shot in the Hand 229 As It Was in the Old Days 230 Passing the Cliff 231 The Rush Gatherer 232 A Painted Tipi 233 Return to the Faster s Lodge 234 Before the Final Journey 235 At the Water s Edge 236 The Three Chiefs 237 Sioux Camp 238 Painted Lodges 239 On the Little Bighorn 240 Prayer to the Mystery 241 Plenty Coups 242 White Man Runs Him 243 Dusty Dress 244 Joseph 245 Sioux Hunters 246 The Blackfoot Country 5
6 NORTHWEST 256 Tswawadi 251 Kotsuis and Hohhuq 252 Kutenai Duck Hunter 253 Lummi Type 254 Masked Dancers 255 A Nakoaktok Chief s Daughter 257 Hamatsa 258 The Whaler 259 Wishham Girl 260 Dancing to Eclipsed Moon 261 Nuhlimkila NORTHEAST 262 Coming for the Bride 263 Sunset on the Puget Sound 371 Wa-co-mo SOUTHWEST BY EDWARD S. CURTIS 271 At the Old Well of Acoma 272 Buffalo Dance At Hano 273 The Blanket Weaver 274 Canon de Chelly 275 Girl and Jar 276 Mosa 277 An Offering at the Waterfall 278 Offering to the Sun 279 The Potter, Nampeyo 280 The Vanishing Race 281 A Walpi Man 282 Watching the Dancers 283 A Zuni Governor 284 Geronimo 285 Tablita Woman Dancer 286 Firing Pottery 287 Haschebaad 288 Zahadolzha 289 Apache Gaun Dancers 290 Taos Water Girls 291 Sia Street Scene 292 Jicarilla Maiden 293 Qahatika Girl 6
7 294 Antelopes and Snakes at Oraibi 295 A Jemez Fiscal 296 Acoma Water Girls 297 Snake Dancer 298 A Son of the Desert 299 Chief Garfield 301 Geronimo 302 Manuelito 303 Antelope Priest 304 Hopi Maiden 305 Hopi Sash Weaver 306 Hostine Martine 307 Mary Holding Olla 308 Navajo Silversmith 309 Oraibi Woman at Window 310 Rain Dance 311 Santa Clara Woman 312 Kachinas of Powamu Ceremony 313 Mountain Spirit Dancers 314 Geronimo and Nachez 315 A Taos Pueblo Chief 316 The Pottery Maker 317 Brothers 318 Many Arrows 319 Indain Maiden and Her Flock 320 Tzashima 321 Candelaria 322 San Juan 323 Apache Mother and Baby 324 Soyoko Ceremony 325 Geronimo s Band 326 Alone with the Past 327 Stringing the Bow 328 Down to the Water 329 Maria Montoya Martinez 330 Shiprock 331 Navajo Boy 332 Elote 333 Big Navajo 334 Snake Dance, Walpi Pueblo 335 Homeland Security SOUTHWEST 7
8 336 Hatie Tom MILITARY 401 Custer Clan 404 Lt. Col. George Armstrong Custer 405 Captain Thomas W. Custer 407 Major Marcus A. Reno 408 Custer Battlefield Monument 409 George Armstrong Custer 410 Buffalo Soldier 412 Buryng the Hatchet 413 The Cordwood Monument 414 Hairy Moccasin 415 Custer s Last Stand 416 Libbie Custer 417 Goes Ahead FRONTIER 502 The High Bridge in the Loop 503 Mountain of The Holy Cross 504 Homesteaders COWBOYS & THE WEST 601 The Wild Bunch 602 Billy Cramer 603 Gene Autry 604 Calamity Jane 605 Sharkey 606 William F. Cody 607 Miss Annie Oakley 608 Pancho Villa 609 Wild Bill Hickok 610 Buffalo Bill s Wild West Show 611 Yellowstone Kelly 8
9 612 Saddling the Wild Horse BOOKMARKS 2X7 B1 Crow Camp on Little Bighorn River B2 Lomoki Snake Priest FOLIOS F001 The James-Younger Gang F003 Warriors & Chiefs~Little Bighorn MINI- PRINTS (8X10 ) M94 Sitting in the Saddle M95 Astokumi & Family M110 Kicks Iron M111 Little Big Man M115 Rain-in-the-Face M116 Red Cloud M119 Sioux Teepees M128 Villa of Brule M130 Fool Bull M132 Hollow Horn Bear M134 Comes Out Holy M135 Red Armed Panther M143 Sitting Bull M151 Woman with Travois M154 Medicine Crow M158 Shiptella M159 Meditation M178 Every Wind M203 Bear s Belly M207 An Oasis in the Badlands M215 Winter M225 Ogalala War Party M231 The Rush Gatherer 9
10 M232 A Painted Tipi M235 At the Water s Edge M244 Joseph M245 Sioux Hunters M252 Kutenai Duck Hunter M253 Lummi Type M262 Coming for the Bride M263 Sunset on the Puget Sound M273 The Blanket Weaver M276 Mosa M281 A Walpi Man M285 Tablita Woman Dancer M301 Geronimo M330 Shiprock M332 Elote P92 The Sunset of a Dying Race P114 Rain-In-The-Face P120 Sitting Bull P124 Sitting Bull & Buffalo Bill P149 Into the Wilderness P150 Lazy Boy P164 Little Horse P201 Atsina Warriors P204 Chief Joseph P224 Two Moons P274 Canon de Chelly P282 Watching the Dancers P301 Geronimo P335 Homeland Security P409 George A. Custer PLL001 Janis Joplin & Big Brother PLL002 Bob Dylan POSTERS 18x24 T-SHIRTS S001 Homeland Security T-Shirt 10
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