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January 25, 1926. "William H. Egberts of National Museum and Kenneth Baker (Cliff House group)." National Photo Company glass negative. View full size.
The little boy seems to have a case of knock-knees!!
"Stand still, kid. Once I've finished mounting James--I'll start working on you."
Words escape me! I can't wrap my head around how weird this is!!!
The boy on the right looks so lifelike. Ummm, that is a boy, right?
I had the boy-being-measured picture as my desktop background until someone pointed out the obvious reaction from anyone not a Shorpyite, like myself.
If I download this, the FBI will want to know who, I mean, what I sell on Craigslist...as they are hauling me away.
Sonny and Cher, the beginning?
It's not like you can just ring up and request a 600 year-old Peruvian infant...
Between this and the kid being measured for pants sizes, the feds will be on my trail soon!
Hmmm . . . to my way of thinking, the little boy model looks like he could be more representative of "Dutch Boy Paints" than a Native American!
Did the sculptor start off with lots-o-clay to simulate the pudgy little white boy, and then scrape it down to lean/mean Indian physique??
Taxidermy has come a long way in the past 75 years!
Today, Mr Egberts would probably have had his hard drive seized by the FBI.
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