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1902 Photogravure Kayan Tribe Child Gum Toh Ghosts Clutch Scar Evil XGTC1 IN1 who are doing their part

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who are doing their part in the war production efforts by aiding in shipbuilding

Germany was able to wirelessly transmit chess games via the telegraph

This is an original 1899 halftone print of a summer's evening on the beach

whose Paris offices were locate at Place Vendôme

He was also affiliated with the Brooklyn Art Association

1902 Photogravure Kayan Tribe Child Gum Toh Ghosts Clutch Scar Evil XGTC1 IN1 who are doing their partThis is an original 1902 black and white photogravure of a portrait of a boy of the Kayan Tribe in Borneo, who bears the "gum toh" or "ghost's clutch" raised scar, which is supposedly caused by the fingers of an evil spirit. It is said that sometimes the victim is seized around the neck by the spirit, choked and killed. The tribe maintains these scars are formed in a single night, though this is rather unlikely. CONDITION This 109+ year old Item is

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