My friend brought the other puzzle made by her grandfather’s brother! The Christmassy one I wrote about earlier has only recently been re-discovered, but this one my friend remembers doing multiple times as a child. As you might expect, this is more worn, and on one piece the image is partly gone. Not a huge surprise for a puzzle that many children have worked on.

The image shows scenes with Native Americans doing the things white people expect them to do (there’s one white guy in the upper left-hand corner), and I doubt this image would be made today.

The puzzle itself has 49 pieces, and the cut was more intricate than on the first puzzle. I’m convinced this was made later, and there were even whimsies:

A shark, a dog, a duck and a tree with a woodpecker and an owl. Really impressive!

These are the only known puzzles by this artist, but I’m sure he did more, and I hope they will be found someday!