Mexican Military Insignia 2
Garrick Mallery · 1831-1894
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Why is this public domain? Garrick Mallery died in 1894; this work is in the public domain.
About this work
This plate from the Bureau of Ethnology Tenth Annual Report, titled Mexican Military Insignia 2, shows four colored figures labeled a through d, depicting warriors with shields, a feathered headdress, a wooden blade, and a patterned cape. The print is attributed to Garrick Mallery and dated 1894.
