[NATIVE AMERICANS]. GARDNER, Alexander (1821-1882), photogr...

[NATIVE AMERICANS]. GARDNER, Alexander (1821-1882), photographer. Cabinet card featuring Red Cloud. Washington, DC: 1872.  4 1/16 x 6 in. albumen photograph on cardstock mount (spots of discolora

[U.S. CIVIL WAR]. O’SULLIVAN, Timothy H. (American, 1840–1882). –– GARDNER, Alexander, printer (Scottish American, 1821–1882). Gettysburg, Pennsylvania (Plate No. 35). Wa

Execution of the Conspirators Stereoview Alexander Gardner (1821-1882), photographer. No. 983. Execution of the Conspirators. The Suspension. Albumen stereoview on orange mount. Washington, DC: Philp

R.E. Lee PSA Slabbed Signed CDV A period carte de visite depicting celebrated Confederate General Robert E. Lee (1807-1870) after an original photograph taken by Alexander Gardner (1821-1882), signed

Reverdy Johnson CDV After Alexander Gardner A period carte de visite depicting U.S. Senator from Maryland Reverdy Johnson (1796-1876) after Alexander Gardner (1821-1882). No place and no date but ca.

TITLE: APPOMATTOX COURTHOUSE, (8.5 X 11 BARYTA PRINT) ARTIST/SOURCE: ALEXANDER GARDNER (1821-1882) MEDIUM: BARYTA PRINT DATE/PERIOD: C. 1863 DIMENSION [INCHES]: 8.5X11" ORIGIN: AMERICA ADDITIONAL INFO

Title: APPOMATTOX COURTHOUSE, (8.5 X 11 BARYTA PRINT) Artist/Source: ALEXANDER GARDNER (1821-1882) Medium: BARYTA PRINT Original Date/Period: C. 1863 Dimensions: 8.5X11" Origin: AMERICA Label/Annotati

Alexander Gardner, Photograph of Abraham Lincoln, Alexander Gardner (Scottish, 1821-1882), Portrait of Abraham Lincoln, February 5, 1865, gelatin silver print, printed later (c. 1940s) from a lost per

TITLE: 1863, PRESIDENT LINCOLN (11X8.5 BARYTA PRINT), BY ALEXANDER GARDNER /MATTHEW BRADY ARTIST/SOURCE: ALEXANDER GARDNER (1821, United Kingdom-1882, Washington D.C.) MEDIUM: BARYTA PRINT WITH EXTENS

Title: 1863, LINCOLN, BY ALEXANDER GARDNER Artist/Source: ALEXANDER GARDNER (1821, United Kingdom-1882, Washington D.C.) Medium: PUBLISHED CONTEMPORARY PHOTO-LITHOGRAPH, WITH EXTENSIVE RESTORATION; AF

An extremely Rare Alexander Gardner original Glass negative plate circa 1867. Original glass gold tone plate of a native American in full dress and head dress. The image is believed to have been taken

Charles Hofmann (American, 1821-1882), "Barnyard Fowl," oil on canvas, signed lower right, titled lower center, overall (with frame): 10"h x 13"w

Heading: (Native American) Author: Alexander, Hartley Burr Title: Pueblo Indian Painting Place Published: Nice Publisher:C. Szwedzicki Date Published: [1932] Description: 18

Rare Annual Report of Native American Indian 1881-1882 for Secretary of Smithsonian Institute Book. Third annual report Bureau of Ethnology. J.W. Powell Director Washington Government Printing Office

"Aborginies of North America" Showing Sioux, Pawnee tribes etc. Color Printed Woodblock Published 1882 by Blackie & Son, London for "The Comprehensive Atlas & Geography of the World" by W. G. Blackie.

2 1/2" Hemphill found in Alexander Co., Illinois Authentic Native American Artifact

1882 1ed Our Wild INDIANS Native American Tecumseh Sherman SCALPING Sioux Apache Our Wild Indians is a fascinating late 19th-century account of the lives and customs of Native American Indians written

1882 1ed League of Iroquois Native American Indian Folklore Poems Mythology Hathaway ‘The League of the Iroquois” is collection of poems by Benjamin Hathaway, telling the tales of Native American

NATIVE AMERICAN ARTIFACTS Group of Native American artifacts, including 66 arrow- and spearheads, and two peace pipes, one 32" inches long and decorated with leather tassels, beads, and feathers, and

COPPER ENGRAVING PLATE - NATIVE AMERICAN Copper photogravure plate mounted on wood, 4 1/2" x 3" x 1",ca. 1880, bearing the image, taken from a photograph, of a Native American dance. These plates were

Fine photograph, 14 x 11 in. b/w, showing five women of the Piegan tribe, the largest of the three that made up the Blackfoot Confederacy. The women sit on the floor of their tepee in traditional garb

A period albumen photograph, 7.5 x 4.5, b/w, depicting a northern plains Indian family dressed in traditional attire in front of a teepee, back stamped by landscape photographer Arthur Canning in Hele

A sizable iron arrowhead made by an unknown Native American tribe, 3.5 in., notched head design, featuring a tag that states it was recovered near Williamsport, Virginia in the Susquehanna River Valle

Iron or steel blade marked with a stamped American Shield surrounded by "NY" (this may be the mark of R.H. Alexander who was a New York-based importer of Sheffield-made knives). The wood handle decora