2 women tour AMERICAN SOUTHWEST 1920s lesbian interest Navajo 45 photos butch For Sale

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2 women tour AMERICAN SOUTHWEST 1920s lesbian interest Navajo 45 photos butch:
$4500.00

Incredible piece of surviving intersectional American history. A woman and her traveling companion Billy featured in 45 black and white scrapbook photos of their travels to the American Southwest.
Circa 1920s / 1930s.
Snapshots and topics of interest include Klag-e-Toh (Klagetoh) Trading Post, sheep / packing wool, pack horses, Ganada Trading Post, Navajo families and men including "The Medicine Man" on a bear hide rug, horses, cactus, and more.
"Billy herself - Kaiser Wilhelm's god-child and Name-sake - Cowgirl, Artist, tramp." She is seen in multiple photos in pants and a long sleeve shirt, big cowboy hat, boots with spurs, bowtie and more.
Photos are on four scrapbook pages.
Scrapbook pages measure approximately 11" x 13" and the photos are of various dimensions.
Note: The thumbnail photo is a digital collage of some of the actual photos, not a page from the scrapbook.
An historical, rare and fun look into the gay '20s and possibly '30s in the American Southwest!
Photos are in various conditions; please inspect carefully. One of the scrapbook pages has a photo cut out of it. They are being sold as-is.