Historic orotone, or goldtone, photograph by Seattle, Washington photographer ASAHEL CURTIS (American/Washington, 1874 - 1941), brother of Edward S. Curtis, of the State's famed Nisqually Galcier on Mt. Rainier, Negative 44896. Created ca. late 1910s - 1920s, the orotone/goldtone photographic process was a regional phenomenon in the Pacific Northwest. Orotone is signed in the image in the bottom left corner, including the negative number 44896 and a copyright symbol. Housed in a beautiful original Edward Curtis style batwing frame.