Mini Address Book Made by Indigenous People in Marcellus, Michigan -1930s Souvenir - Native American Made Leather Covered Book 1890s overlooking the Atlantic

overlooking the Atlantic

Writing: Also: Lycurgus Beam Bridge BEA1 1887 35-68-09

The hand blown glass ornaments would have been imported from Germany or Czechoslovakia to an American Department Store

restaurants & golf course nearby

Detroit 1916 RPPC - Four Men Standing on Steps of a 3

Mini Address Book Made by Indigenous People in Marcellus, Michigan -1930s Souvenir - Native American Made Leather Covered Book 1890s overlooking the AtlanticThis is an address book from Marcellus, a small village in southwest Michigan. Indigenous people made these books in the early 1900s and sold them to travelers as souvenirs. The cover of the book features "Addresses" heat stamped at the top above a painting of an Indigenous person with a traditional headdress and another stamp of "Marcellus, Mich." The book is organized with tabs for each letter of the Latin alphabet. There are additional pages at the