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1915 Color Print Tomahawk Tobacco Pouch Cayuse Indian Whitman Massacre 1847 CGH1 YNM5 Kirk Braddon Churchyard

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1915 Color Print Tomahawk Tobacco Pouch Cayuse Indian Whitman Massacre 1847 CGH1 YNM5 Kirk Braddon Churchyard"Pipe Tomahawk and Tobacco Pouch" This is an original 1915 color print of the tomahawk and tobacco pouch that was owned by American Indian chief Tomahas, of the Cayuse Native American tribe, who participated in the Whitman massacre, (also known as the Walla Walla massacre or the Whitman Incident) on November 29, 1847 that began the Cayuse War that was fought between the Cayuse people and the US Government from 1847 to 1855 near Walla Walla, Washington

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