Front reads, "3 Rain in the Face" and "copyright 1907 by L. A. Huffman"

Reverse reads, "The Huffman Pictures Milestown, Montana ETO-MO-GOZUA, (Rain-in-the-Face) the Uncapapa Sioux, who, Mrs. Custer in her book 'Boots and Saddles' says, cut out Tom Custer's heart upon the Little Big Horn Battlefield in 1876. Rain-in-the-Face was wounded, lame and in sore distress in the winter of 1880, living in a teepee with the Spotted Eagle band, near Fort Keogh, Montana. I went in with an interpreter and brought him out and made this photograph, I think in the month of February of that year. The story of Rain-in-the-Face is well worth reading." Never mailed.