This is a remarkable and historically significant original photograph from the 1930s, featuring an African American woman hunter proudly posing with her impressive harvest and equipment. The image captures her with three dead whitetail deer, a Colt .45 pistol, a bowie knife, and a 1903 Springfield rifle, all while wearing a stylish motorcycle-style jacket. This composition not only showcases her skill as a hunter but also defies period stereotypes regarding gender and race in outdoor pursuits.
 
Measuring 9cm x 15cm, this unpublished personal photograph is a rare and empowering visual document of African American participation in hunting and outdoor culture during the early 20th century. The inclusion of firearms like the 1903 Springfield rifle and Colt .45 pistol adds historical depth, reflecting the era's hunting practices and personal armament.
 
Ideal for collectors of African American history, hunting memorabilia, vintage photography, or women's studies, this image offers a unique narrative of resilience, independence, and tradition. Its excellent condition and candid nature enhance its value as a display and research piece.
 
Key Details:
 
Subject: African American woman hunter with game and firearms
 
Era: 1930s
 
Equipment: Colt .45 pistol, bowie knife, 1903 Springfield rifle, three whitetail deer
 
Attire: Motorcycle-style jacket, period hunting apparel
 
Size: 9cm x 15cm
 
Type: Original unpublished personal photograph
 
Condition: Clear image with minor age-related wear; no significant damage
 
Historical Significance: Challenges stereotypes, highlights African American and women's roles in hunting culture
 
A powerful conversation piece for historians and enthusiasts alike, this photograph celebrates individuality and heritage in a rarely documented context.