[NATIVE AMERICANS] -- [WESTERN AMERICANA & CANADA]. Album containing photographs of Native American

[NATIVE AMERICANS] -- [WESTERN AMERICANA & CANADA]. Album containing photographs of Native American subjects and scenic views of the Western United States and Canada. Ca 1910s. Horizontal folio

Post card album containing 103 Vermant cards, some real photograph, 15 Native American, 3 Holiday cards

[NATIVE AMERICANS-WESTERN AMERICANA]. 22 photos, mostly New Mexico, incl. native subjects & Santa Fe The lot is comprised of the following:3 boudoir photographs credited to W.E. Hook, Colorado Spr

Two Post Card Albums containing approximately 360 Maine post and some Native American cards, some real photograph cards.

[NATIVE AMERICANS - WESTERN AMERICANA]. LUMMIS, C.F. 24 cyanotypes of native subjects and miners. 24 cyanotypes by or attributed to Charles F. Lummis (1859-1928), ranging in size from 8 x 5 in. to 10

Native American photograph album itself measures 10.5" x 8.25" each card measures approximately 5.25" x 3.75" includes Pearsall and Hotchkiss Atelier. We do not know much about these, some believe the

Western Americana and Native American history (thirty volumes)Lot includes thirty volumes: 1. The Phantom Bull. Charles E. Perkins. illus. Edward Borein. Boston: Houghton Mifflin, 1932. first edition.

Early 20th century western photography including (33) photographs Native Americans and visitors to a pueblo. Collection further includes (25) real photographic postcards (many postally used) of New Me

A postcard album containing 200 Patriotic postcards including Cowboys and Native Americans, early 20th century. Most in very good condition. The album measures 8" x 11". NOTE - PLEASE SEE LOT 577B FOR

Six vintage turquoise and silver rings--various sizes and conditions, from Navajo and Zuni Pueblos. Please inspect. One pair turquoise and silver earrings (pierced). Date: Country (if not USA): State:

15 different pieces of Navajo jewelry: 1) Pin--Kokopelli is a fertility deity, usually depicted as a humpbacked flute player has a hallmark on reverse[x=#8212/]PM. It is attributed to Phillip J. Morse

Lot of 18 vintage post cards, mostly portraits of Indians. Apache Indians come in to draw rations; Geronimo and his third wife; Al-Che-Say (Apache scout); Buffalo Calf; Montera Cabezon; Hattie Tom; RP

Vivid image of 11 Native Americans on horses holding the Stars and Stripes. Signed by artist and embossed on lower right. "Earl Biss 1947-1998 Artist Earl Biss was a member of the Crow Nation. He had

Red, tan and brown blanket. White plus sign in pattern. 2" edge fray. 90x58"Date: Country (if not USA): State: City: Provenance:

Lot of 67. One of the better pieces is the Carson Drug Company of Tecumseh with a Native American pictorial. Other banks include the Bank of Waukomis, Tonkawa State Bank, State Bank of Terlton, Dewey

Most likely a bronze-clad Native American bookend. He wears a headdress and is carrying a tomahawk while sitting atop a horse. A few details look to have been color painted at one time. Signature stam

# 453 for 100 shares to NH Lyon Jr. signed by J Sewell and Preston Hodges. Dateline New York 1866. 25c Power of Att'y revenue stamp. Not cancelled. Two mining vignettes and one Native American vignett

Sixty-four Native American arrowheads of unknown origin assembled by an unknown collector and displayed in a custom-made, hinged pinewood box, 16 x 12 x 2.75-inches, with one missing glass pane. The v

#50 for 20 shares issued to F. S. Grosolnor(?) on May 30, 1863 in Dayton, Nevada. Signed by A. W. Russell as secretary and F. H. Kennedy as president. Incorporated on May 11, 1863. Native American and

Signed original oil on canvas painting by Hubert Wackermann (1945- New Mexico / Canada) "Apache Outpost" depicts three Native American Indian men keeping a careful watch in a Western landscape. Artist

4 1/2 x 7 3/8 in. albumen photograph on cardstock mount (toning, scattered spotting, soiling, corner wear to mount including loss at top right). Title and photographer's credit written in the negativ

Eskimo Mother & Child photo by the Loman Brothers Photo Studio in Nome, Alaska.The Lomen Brothers Co. Was a photography studio founded in Nome, Alaska in 1908 by brothers Carl, Harry, Alfred, and Ralp

Navajo rug, approximately 90"x51", not dyed, all natural wool. Symmetrical, simple cross pattern. The origin of the American Indian Cross symbol traces back to the ancient Mississippian culture of the

Native American, Canada, Inuit, ca. late 19th to early 20th century CE. A hand-carved soapstone sculpture of a seal holding a bundle of food, perhaps another animal. Flippers wrapped around its load,