CABINET CARD PAKAN INDIAN CHIEFS. PHOTOGRAPHER IS J

This cabinet card is of Chief Pa Ship Pa Ho of the Sac and Fox tribes while in Cushing, Oklahoma Territory 1900. He is shown wearing his bear claw necklace and otter wrap cap. The photographer J.F. Sh

This cabinet card by Photographer J. Croft depicting Ponca Indians performing the sun dance. July, 1984. Some staining and spotting. 6 in. X 4 in. good contrast. Date: Country (if not USA): State: Cit

This cabinet card by Perry & G. J. Petrik is dated 1907 depicting three Indian Chiefs and four young girls in full Indian dress with a badged Tribal Policeman. It is inscribed as: "Sioux Indians in Fu

Cabinet Card photograph of the daughters of Comanche Chief Esa-Habet. Fort Sill, Indian Territory: W.S. Soule, n.d. Photographer's imprint to verso. Contemporary and modern pencil inscription to verso

This is an original vintage cabinet card of an Apache Indian Chief with his Bow & Arrows. We are also listing on another post a vintage cabinet card of "Little Raven" Head Chief of the Southern Arapah

4 1/4" wide X 6 1/2" high.

[NATIVE AMERICANS]. BARRY, David F., photographer. Cabinet card of Chief Gall. Bismarck, Dakota Territory. 4 x 5 3/8 in. albumen photograph on cardstock mount (some toning to image, with light soiling

Facinating cabinet card featuring a composite engraving of "Noted Indian Chiefs" produced in 1881 by Choate of Carlisle, Pennsylvania. Choate selected the Chiefs in his composite based on who had visi

CHOATE, John N. (1848-1902), photographer. Cabinet card featuring Cheyenne Chiefs Man-on-the-Cloud and Mad Wolf. Carlisle, PA, ca 1880. Approx. 3 7/8 x 5 7/8 in. cabinet photograph on cardstock mount

Original photo Indian War Soldier Photograph. Van Waert Oneont, NY Photographer. Cavalry Regiment, nicknamed the “Brave Rifles, A" was on the Oregon Trail. Since then, the 3rd Cavalry has served in

Original Cabinet Cards. Great set of Chief Stumbling Bear and his family. Stumbling Bear became an influential war chief by leading raids against the Sac and Fox, Pawnee, and Navajo and white settlers

ALBUM (24) OFFSET PRINT CABINET CARDS, AMERICAN INDIANS

Clifford and Son Cedar Street Muscatine, Iowa Photographer s 4 x 6

C.M. Bell Cabinet Card depicting Chief Two Strike, shown wearing Peace Medal, 6-1/2 x 4-1/4 in. Provenance: Estate of Dr. J. Francis and Laquita Amos, Rocky Mount, Virginia

Cabinet Card Photo titled, “Indian Warriors and Tepees, Buffalo Bill’s Wild West,” horizontal image of 12 Indians in native attire. Photographer id’d as “Elliot & Fry, Baker Street, London.

Identified at back in black ink as Pueblos-from New Mexico as they arrived at Carlisle. From J. L. Senteney Indian School, Carlisle, Pa. with a stamp James O. Aplan Library Coll. No. 34

R184 Indian Chiefs Set Strip Cards of 24: Complete set of 24 cards in sepia tone. Includes all 24 cads in three strips. One strip has a crease from being folded. From the 1930's and 40's.

Cabinet Card Photograph, identified in the negative “Blood Indian War Dance, Lethbridge” attributed to photographer Fred Russell, Lethbridge, NWT, circa 1886. The horizontal image shows +/- 30 nat

[NATIVE AMERICANS]. SOULE, William S. (1836-1908), photographer. A group of 2 cabinet cards of Comanche subjects. Fort Sill, Indian Territory: ca 1867-1870s.   4 x 6 in. cabinet cards, or smaller

[CHOATE, John N. (1848-1902), photographer]. A pair of cabinet cards featuring identified Pueblo students at Carlisle Indian School, before and after. [Carlisle, PA]: ca 1880-83.Studio portrait of Pue

CHOATE, John N. (1848-1902), photographer. A pair of cabinet cards featuring identified Pueblo students at Carlisle Indian School, before and after. Carlisle, PA, ca 1880. Studio portrait of Pueblo st

19th c. cabinet card albumen photograph of "Dakotah" "or Sioux Indians" showing young First Nations Native American man wearing ceremonial headdress, by C.A. Zimmerman, photographer St. Paul, Minnesot

Cabinet Card Portraits Lot contains (39) images. These cabinet cards are in excellent condition and are from the Ohio and Illinois region. Local photographer advertising is present on many cards.

Wonderful cabinet card photograph of a team of oxen hauling hay in Deadwood, Dakota Territory made by J.C.H. Grabill. John C. H. Grabill was an American photographer, known for his historical pho