1904 Heliogravure Hoopa Valley Indian Fishing Bobin Shuttle Seine Net Mesh XGZ7 XAAA3 located on Notre-Dame Street of

located on Notre-Dame Street of Old Montreal

There is some very light wrinkling of the top left corner

This is an original 1922 black and white halftone print of men watching Mount Aso erupting from afar at what is now part of Aso Kuju National Park in Kumamoto Prefecture

The company offers Noctona and Goldona printing paper as well as various developers and other darkroom supplies

full of treasures like the statures pictured here

1904 Heliogravure Hoopa Valley Indian Fishing Bobin Shuttle Seine Net Mesh XGZ7 XAAA3 located on Notre-Dame Street ofThis is an original 1904 black and white heliogravure of tools used by the Hoopa Valley Indians for fishing. Top: Three examples of mesh sticks made of elk horn used to keep netting loops even while weaving. Center: An item worn on the thumb to separate fibers from the Iris leaf while making twine for the net. It is made of a mussel shell. Bottom Left: A seine used to drag the bottom of the stream for fish. The sinkers are stone and the floats are