VINTAGE JULY 1924 CALENDAR WITH INDIAN MAIDEN IN CANOE PRINT TITLED NIMAHA

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Small calendar for July 1924 has a print image of a Native American Indian maiden that is titled "Nimaha" or "Misty Water". She is rowing a canoe on a lake on a moonlit night and wearing a red dress and a headband with a feather. No artist's signature but similar to some of the works of L. Goddard, Homer Nelson, R. Atkinson Fox, Charles Relyea, F.R. Harper, Leon Lippert or Adelaide Hiebel. (If anyone knows the artist, please email- would appreciate it).Advertising is for The Frontenac Electrical & Radio Supply on Fabrique St. in Quebec, Canada. In very small print lower right is c. (copyright) 1921 by B & B (Brown and Bigelow) in St. Paul, Minnesota, U.S.A.In excellent condition with great color for being 92 years old. The corners are a bit soft and there are no tears, stains or creases. The calendar and image of the Indian maiden are all one piece.Please be aware this is small. Total measurements are 3 3/4 x 8 7/8 inches. The print image of the woman measures 3 3/8 x 5 inches.Have other months and years of this Indian Princess Series that was published in the 1920's currently listed and will combine mailing costs on multiple purchases. Will be mailed between cardboard.Please view photos and ask any questions. Thanks for looking.