c1910\'s 35mm Slide Film Indigenous Women Red Cross Uniforms Portrait American For Sale

The image captures two elderly Indigenous women, Native American, dressed in white head coverings adorned with a prominent red cross emblem, showing a connection to the Red Cross or a similar humanitarian organization. Both women wear dark, long-sleeved shirts with visible white buttons and white aprons or lower garments, indicative of a uniform. The woman on the left displays long, light-colored hair, while the woman on the right has a darker complexion and a gentle smile.Behind them, a large fabric with distinct vertical red and white stripes is visible, a flag or banner, alongside the textured bark of a tree trunk on the right side of the frame. A third individual, also wearing a white head covering, is partially visible in the background on the left. The overall scene presents a compelling historical portrait, offering insight into early 20th-century Indigenous life and community involvement.The slide exhibits a significant red color shift, common in older film stocks, yet retains clear details of the subjects\' faces and clothing. The number \'10\' is visible in the lower right corner, an original slide numbering. Despite the color shift, the composition is strong, focusing on the women\'s dignified expressions and their distinctive attire.The film stock shows some dust and minor scratches, typical for its age, but the central figures remain sharp. SKU: B3-1-03