Product Summary: This vintage real photo postcard inscribed Flathead Indians at Bozeman Montana, signed Stephenson, Miles City, circa 1920s.

The Flathead Indians, part of the Confederated Salish and Kootenai tribes, were initially given the name by Europeans who had traveled through Salish lands which were east of the Rocky Mountains. 

Bozeman Montana was the home of the Bozeman Roundup, which was one of the most significant events in the northwest and attracted thousands of visitors during the 1920s.

Other pictorial history exists of the Salish and other tribes, under the banner of the Flatheads, at Bozeman and by Stephenson, Miles City who may have been a photographer of the Bozeman Roundup events.

Scenes of Native Americans were extremely popular subjects for antique and vintage postcards. Many postcards during this time feature scenes of daily life while some postcards featured prominent Native American’s.

Size: 3.45 x 5.45 inches the card

Condition: With toning to the card, fingerprint staining, wear, and loss at edges