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George Lezard, Okanagan, wearing a ceremonial bib, Penticton Reserve, British Columbia.
George Lezard, Okanagan, wearing a ceremonial bib, Penticton Reserve, British Columbia.
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George Lezard, Okanagan, wearing a ceremonial bib, Penticton Reserve, British Columbia.

Note the traditional weasel tails and the slate pipe in his right hand. The bib was made by George Lezard. For further information see PA-1231. 
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Date [ca. 1960s] 
Creator Simsey, E. D.
Person(s) or Group(s) Lezard, George
Genre Negatives, Photographs
Place Canada - British Columbia
Subject Okanagan--Art, Okanagan--Beadwork, Okanagan--Clothing, Okanagan--Personalities, Okanagan--Tobbacco use, Penticton Reserve, British Columbia--Views, Tobacco--pipes
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Unique identifier CU194861 
Legacy Identifier na-2244-21 
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Attribution "George Lezard, Okanagan, wearing a ceremonial bib, Penticton Reserve, British Columbia.", [ca. 1960s], (CU194861) by Simsey, E. D.. Courtesy of Glenbow Library and Archives Collection, Libraries and Cultural Resources Digital Collections, University of Calgary.