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"Woman Rainmaker of the Kuria Tribe." Copyright by Joy Adamson. Real photo. Learn More

"Elder of the Luo Tribe." Published by Kodak, Nairobi. Learn More

"Warrior of the Luo Tribe." Published by Kodak, Nairobi. Learn More

"Warrior of the Luo Tribe." Published by Kodak, Nairobi. Learn More

"Kuria Man Wearing Mask." Published by Kodak, Nairobi. Learn More

"Funeral Mask of the luo Tribe." Published by Kodak, Nairobi. Learn More

"Funeral Mask of the Samia Tribe." Published by Kodak, Nairobi. Real photo. Learn More

"Woman Witchdoctor of the Kuria Tribe." Published by Kodak, Nairobi. Learn More

The dressed Black Seminoles. The Black Seminoles originated as run-away slaves who sought refuge in the late 1700s in Spanish-controlled Florida. They lived among the Seminole Indians, but retained their own cultural heritage. Learn More

Notation on back "Local Indians dressed up to have their pictures taken. The women of Seminole tribes can be told by their always having their hands well covered - usually with a long scarf." The Black Seminoles originated as run-away slaves who sought refuge in the late 1700s in Spanish-controlled Florida. They lived among the Seminole Indians, but retained their own cultural heritage. Learn More

Posed for picture, including three black soldiers. Maple leaf insignia on the hats and neck lapels. Learn More

Real photo portrait in at-ease stance. Circa 1940. Learn More

"Cannon off the Red." African. Learn More