Lost, Stolen, Missing Apache Playing Cards

Lost, Stolen, or Missing Playing Cards

Some Apache playing cards studied by the Waylands have gone missing over the years. Some may actually still be in their institutions, misplaced, but the suspicion is that all may have been stolen. If you know of the whereabouts of any of these cards, please contact either the parent institution or Alan Ferg.

Arizona State Museum. Cat. no. E-1821.

Rey of Clubs present in 1999; missing since at least February 2000. Contact: Ethnographic Collections Curator Diane Dittemore at ddditem@email.arizona.edu


		PLAYING CARDS OF THE APACHES
About the Book History of Apache Playing Cards Buy the Book Screenfold Press		Lost, Stolen, or Missing Playing Cards Some Apache playing cards studied by the Waylands have gone missing over the years. Some may actually still be in their institutions, misplaced, but the suspicion is that all may have been stolen. If you know of the whereabouts of any of these cards, please contact either the parent institution or Alan Ferg. Arizona State Museum. Cat. no. E-1821. Rey of Clubs present in 1999; missing since at least February 2000. Contact: Ethnographic Collections Curator Diane Dittemore at ddditem@email.arizona.edu
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PLAYING CARDS OF THE APACHES

Lost, Stolen, or Missing Playing Cards