Edwardian Thanksgiving Hunting Card with Boy and Native American

A young boy in a buckle hat holds a smoking musket pointed directly at a turkey while a Native American chief reaches across the frame with what appears to be genuine alarm, as if attempting to physically stop this whole catastrophe. Apparently the card's bold thesis is that 'Happy Thanksgiving!' is best expressed by having this pilgrim also somehow fit a tomahawk lodged in that same hat. The turkey, for its part, is just standing there in full fan-tailed splendor, blissfully unaware it's the least problematic thing in this image. The card's caption — 'Thanks-Giving Hunting Was More Exciting Then Than Now' — does the remarkable work of framing colonial-era violence as a fun nostalgia trip, which is honestly a sentence that could only have been printed on cardstock and mailed to a relative.