Freeman's | Hindman: American Historical Ephemera and Early Photography, 6319, Cincinnati

3 cabinet cards of Ute Chiefs involved with the Battle of Milk Creek, incl. Chiefs Canavish (Johnson), Quinkent (Douglass), and Colorow.

Two stereoviews of Ute Chief Honkapkna, or "Honko" wearing the Lincoln peace medal that purportedly saved his life.

Two photographs of a group of Ute Indians with Colorado gunsmith and trader John P. Lower.

Stereoviews of Ute Chiefs Captain Jack, Antellope, and Pia (half stereoview).

Group of Navajo Indians from Northern Arizona, with samples of Blankets made by them.

Cabinet photograph of Washakie and chiefs in council.

Cabinet card of an Arapahoe agency police officer.

2 boudoir photographs taken at Pine Ridge Agency, incl. Lt. George W. Taylor and Phillip Wells with Indian Scouts by W.R. Cross

Large format photograph of Sioux Indians on horseback, Crow Agency, Montana.

Three photographs taken at Pine Ridge Agency, SD, featuring Wounded Knee view and identified Sioux chiefs incl. Kicking Bear.

Photograph of Red Cloud at 83 Years Old.

A Collection of Indian Photographs and Views with Photos of a Few White Employes [sic] Together with Some Indian Letters and Paintings.

Five photographs of Southwestern Indians, incl. 3 views of Apache Indians by D.A. Markey.

Two large format photographs of armed Native American subjects.

Four photographs of Native Americans from the Southwest, incl. identified Apache subjects.

Canon de Chelly.

The Rush Gatherer.

The Vanishing Race.

The Vanishing Race.

An Oasis in the Badlands.

Three Chiefs - Piegan.

3 works, including two platinum photographs of a Native American subjects.

Photo albums documenting Rev. William L. Earl's travels in the American west, incl. views of the Ignacio Indian Boarding School and Pueblo artisans Severo and Maria Tafoya.

The North American Indian. Being a Series of Volumes Picturing and Describing the Indians of the United States and Alaska.

CDV of General Houston seated with cane.