A vintage three-dimensional promotional ephemera item produced as a souvenir for the Diamond Dick District Exposition. The piece is constructed from textured, pressed cardstock featuring a die-cut profile of a Native American figure in a traditional feathered headdress. The illustration is lithographed in a multi-color palette of red, yellow, dark blue, and shades of brown. The figure is mounted to a cylindrical base that serves as a stand. The base features two lines of block text printed in green ink. The subject matter references Diamond Dick, a popular fictional Western hero from early 20th-century dime novels published by Street & Smith. This item likely functioned as a finger puppet, pencil topper, or desktop novelty premium. Height: Approximately 2 to 3 inches.