Hawaiians Pounding Poi, Honolulu

Original Vintage Card

Price: $15.95

Stock #:

1077014

Type:

Postcard

Era:

Divided Back

City:

Honolulu

State:

Hawaii (HI)

County:

Honolulu

Publisher:

Hawaii And South Seas Curio Co.

Postmark:

1921 Jan-27

Postmark City:

Honolulu

Postmark State:

Stamp:

1c Washington

Size:

3.5" x 5.5" (9 x 14 cm)

Publisher's Series #:

A-4754

Recipient Address:

Miss Adeline Fregantes
2918 Emerald Ave
Chicago, IL

Other Categories:

People > Cultures & Ethnicities > Native Americana

Additional Details:

Group of Native Hawaiians, including men, women, and children, outdoors preparing poi. One man plays a guitar while another pounds taro root with a stone pounder.

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Back:
158 PUBLISHED BY HAWAII AND SOUTH SEAS CURIO CO., HONOLULU. DA NAV Poi is a national dish of the Hawaiian. It is made from the taro a sort of tuber which is first cooked and then mashed into paste. It is healtful and a favorite food, not only for the people of these beautiful islands of the Pacific, but for other nationalties who come here to reside "Dear OKA AINA A-4754 JAN 27 3,5 1921 GENT Miss Goteline Pregaiters 2918 Emerald Val Sis. Just a like to let Chicago, Ill. Ene well & ou know of happy hope you are the same. Br Bro. Anthony. writi soon

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