Archive / Thunderbird Totem Heading for Wales, Native Voice, May 1954
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Title: Thunderbird Totem Heading for Wales, Native Voice, May 1954
Pictured: Ted Neel
Date: April 30, 1954
Location: Native Brotherhood (on-line)
Publisher: The Native Voice, Longmont, CO
More Information: Collection of the Native Brotherhood of British Columbia, West Vancouver.
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