NATIVE AMERICAN, WILD WEST, AND MILITARY PHOTOS

Lot of 55, including 27 from Alaska, 3 x5" & 4 1/2 x 2 3/4" and other sizes; plus 11 Kodak No. 2 silver prints of Wild West Show with Native Americas, 3 3/4" square; plus 11 silver prints from N.M. Pu

1850 Catlin INDIANS Native American Wild West Buffalo Hunting Illustrated George Catlin was an American traveler and artist known for his perspective and understanding of Native Americans and the Amer

ULTRA RARE Vintage Pre-War TIMPO TOYS Wild-West Native American Indians 6-Piece Figures Toy Soldier Set #204. Comes in an illustrated box depicting a cowboys and indians scene. Made in England. Box me

1878 Western Wild West Mormon Migration Native American Indians George Custer An important work of the American West – Mormon excursion, Native American Indians, and the defeat of Custer at Little B

Native American Circus Tent Diorama. Large wall-mounted “peep show”-like diorama depicting a stereotypical native American scene from a circus or Wild West show, and including teepees, a m

MONTANA FRANK SHOWS, MUSIC DURING SHOW OUR OWN LIGHT PLANT. BUFFALO BILL WILD WEST SHOW TYPE NATIVE AMERICAN POSTER. MARKED AMERICAN SHOW PRINT CO, COPYRIGHT 1909. HAS FOXING, AND DISCOLORATION. 20" x

Circa 1880s Stereoview; Identification on image, 25. CHIEF JOS. BLACK FOX. Depiction of Native American Indian chief in traditional costume on horseback. Wild West show tents, wagons, US Flag, horse,

(Swedish-American, 1895-1986), signed l.l. "Colcord Heurlin," Wild West Weekly Illustration, depicting an Arctic hunter. 28"h x 20"w

Action packed wild west show poster with great Native American graphics, and vibrant colors. Professionally framed, sight measuring 18 1/2" x 28 1/2".

Buffalo Ranch Real Wild West Show. Newport, KY: Donaldson Lithographing Co., ca. 1930s. Stock No. 5620. One-sheet (40 x 30”) poster depicting a Native American chief. Linen mounted. A.

Late 19th century/Early20th century, deer hide, Wild West Show Costume; (1) Jacket; Iroquois floral beading in colors of blue, green, white, clear, pink and mustard on bib collar and turned cuffs, lea

Buffalo Bill Wild West Show performer Prairie Flower framed Cabinet card. Date: Cabinet card, 4" x 5.8". 1880-1890 Louisa Stump (aka Prairie Flower) was born on May 5, 1868 of Iroquois parents from Ka

Color illustration for Colonel McCoy and his Rough Riders of the World. Illustration depicts a tribal village, "Indian Village", and a representation of Native American ceremonies. Condition (Very Goo

Lot of 8 Pewter Wild West Figurines by Donald Polland. (1) "The Signal" figurine No. 83, (1) "Apache Birdman" figurine No. 83, (1) "Shoshone-Eagle Catcher" figurine No. 531/2500, (1) "Tecumseh's War"

Vintage Buffalo Bill's Wild West Poster | Collotype Print | Framed Measures 24 1/2 x 36 | Provenance from Local Texans - Lifelong Native American Collector of Rugs & Blankets.

EDLELIE. Wild West show poster. Large poster depicting a Native American dance scene. 69 ½ x 92”. Unbacked. Repaired tears, minor marginal losses, creasing, and pinholes. Archival tape to v

Late 19th century A pair of Native American Indian buckskin beaded moccasins with trailers These moccasins were on display in a Wild Wild West Museum in PA

A Buffalo Ranch Real Wild West 'Cowboys, Cowgirls, Indians, and Mexicans' reproduction poster depicting in six panels: a Native American village, a rodeo, a Native American hunt on horseback, a pair o

Hagenbeck-Wallace Circus / Wild West Champions. Erie: Erie Litho Co., 1934. One sheet poster advertising the “Wild West Champions,” among them cowboys and Native Americans. 27 x 41”.

Buffalo Bill or The Wild West Die Cut Souvenir Cards. 7 pcs. Europe, ca. 1903. Colorfully embossed series [613?] picturing the Deadwood stagecoach being attacked by Native Americans, a buffalo hunt, a

Native Americans Good Condition With No Box 6 Pieces

Painted wood sing in a domed molded frame with applied full-length Native American in full dress holding bow and arrow, "In Your Town Soon Wild West Show" h. 36 w. 30 in. Provenance: Northeast Auction

Two bronze sculptures of Native Americans after the renowned American artist of the Wild West, Frederic Remington (1861 - 1909). Entitled "Mountain Man" and "The Triumph" (best known as "The Scalp").

Late 19th century. Portrait of Native American Chief in full dress in side profile. The piece is likely from the Buffalo Bill era of wild west shows. The painting is on a piece of buckskin or cow hide