PHOTOGRAPHY: Six early photographs of Native Americans, most early 20th C., contained in four non-matching frames, some with typed note applied verso, details include: smallest frame holds group photograph of thirteen adults and children above portrait of woman and toddler, custom mat, note verso reads in part "Early 1900's photographs by Alonzo E. Compton (1867 - 1938), engineer in New Mexico"; second frame holding two images, one an encampment of teepees on a plain, other a portrait of a child in traditional attire and jewelry, note verso reads in part "Photos by John L. Maloney, 1908-1911 at Flat Head Indian Powows in Arlee (Near Helena)"; larger silver gelatin print of a young basket weaver, seated on ground with dog, note verso reads "Weaver maybe from California or Great Basin tribes, including Pima, Papago or Apache, likely circa 1920's to 1930's, ss: 7 1/2" h. x 9 1/2" w.; last a close-up portrait of small family, man, woman and child, slightly blurry and underexposed, note verso reads "Manuel Komroff (1890 - 1974), Pueblos, New Mexico, early photograph by Komroff, taken when he made annual trips to Taos, ss: 8 1/8" h. x 12 3/4" w., all pieces with wear consistent with age and use, none examined out of frame, all sold as is.