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[column on the left]
APACHE
HOPI
MARICOPA
PIMA 
NAVAJO
SKOKOMISH
TLINKIT
YAKIMA
TULALIP
PAPAGO
PAIUTE
CHILCOTIN

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PARTIAL VIEW OF THE GREAT INDIAN DEN

[column on the right]
POMO
TULARE
HUPA
MAIDU
MISSION
MONO
KERN
KAROK
PANAMINT
WAILAKI
MEWUK
WASHO


LOVERS OF INDIAN OBJECTS will find the great Indian Den, with its thousands of fine Baskets, Curios, Drums, Shields, Head Dresses, Pipes, Rattles, Mortars, Dance Outfits, Obsidian Blades and Points, Gambling Games, Nets, Doctors and Ceremonial Material,
Navajo and Chimayo Blankets, Rugs, Couch Covers and Pillow Tops, of special interest, as the collection is the largest in the world.

Tourists will find that Grace Nicholson's Treasure House of Oriental and Western
Art is pre-eminently the most attractive salesrooms in the West.

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GRACE NICHOLSON'S

FAMOUS SHOP

46 NORTH LOS ROBLES AVENUE
PASADENA, CALIFORNIA

EAST SIDE MARYLAND HOTEL

PHONE FAIR OAKS 1336

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CARROLL S. HARTMAN
BUYER