1925 Haskell Indians Native American Football Team

This lot is for a fantastic 1906 Chilocco Indian School Football Team Photograph. The team is posing in their C adorned sweaters, with an adorable young Native American Boy mascot, who is holding a me

** A portion of the proceeds from the sale of this lot will benefit The Fowler Museum at UCLA **Arizona, Native American Indian, Navajo Nation, Ca. 1925. A gorgeous small rug woven of wool and colored

SIGNED PAUL LIVINGSTON NATIVE AMERICAN INDIAN NAVAJO SOUTHWESTERN NECKLACE. GENUINE US SILVER COINS STANDING LIBERTY 1925, 1926 & 1930. TESTED & MARKED STERLING SILVER. MEASURES 24.5" LONG. NAJA IS 2-

Painting, Navajo on horseback, signed Frank Anderson, watercolor, with label on reverse, Haskell Institute (Indian School sic), 12.5" by 17.5"

Photographer: Edward S. Curtis (American, 1868 - 1952) - renowned photographer of the American West and the Native American Indian. Title: "A Zuni Governor" Subject: Native North American Indian - Ame

Tom Knapp (American b. 1925) Collection of four bronze sculptures on custom wood base Signed and dated in the cast: Tom Knapp Subjects: Native American Indians and characters of the Wild West Dimensio

THIS BEAUTIFUL NATIVE AMERICAN INDIAN ARTIFACT IS 4&1/2 INCHES TALL BY 5&1/4 INCHES WIDE. IT IS FROM LITTLE RIVER COUNTY ARKANSAS. IT IS VERY SOLID!! IT HAS A VERY UNIQUE STYLE. THIS WONDERFUL COLLECT

Circa 1900-1925 Height- 6" Diameter- 9 1/4" Condition- restorations Shipping U.S. $30 plus insurance

Circa 1910 - 1925. Shows areas of black bleeding in areas and some other areas of discoloration in white but overall is in good solid condition! 38 in x 60 in

Tom Knapp (American, b.1925) Collection of four bronze sculptures on custom wood base Signed & dated in the cast: Tom Knapp & dates Subjects: Native American Indians and characters of the Wild West Di

Indian Tomahawk, c.1925. French signed. Height approximately 6.25 inches, 7 inches with base. Mounted on a hockey puck. From a single owner car mascot collection.33

Native American Print, Portrait of Indian Princess, litho on paper, by Hayes Litho Co., c.1925, in later frame, Exc cond, 31"H x 16"W.

A Zuni Governor Photogravure from "The North American Indian" originally published 1907-1930 Copyright 1925 photogravure in sepia tone with deckled edges; titled in the plate lower left margin and wit

Handwritten journal of recollections by John C. Odell ( 1838-1925), Delphi, Carroll County, Indiana that includes a word of mouth account of an Native American battle with American soldiers in Novembe

1: Borland, Hal. Rocky Mountain Tipi Tales. NY, 1925. 1st ed. Signed by the author. Publisher's cloth a bit faded, contents clean. **** 2: Phillips. Totem Tales - Indian Stories Indian Told. Chicago,

This is a first edition copy of The Song of the Indian Wars, by John G, Neihardt, copyright 1925. Spine in strong condition, some bump damage, but in nice condition. See the Native American section fo

1. UNKNOWN Madam Tetrazzini With Party Of Indians At Hopi House, Grand Canyon, Arizona, 1925 c., Gelatin Silver Print, 7.25x9.6" ASG# UNK/2224. Here a group of Navaho and Hopi Indians pose with the fa

1925 Original Photogravure of Santana Quintana by Edward Curtis.This is an original large photogravure plate from 'The North American Indian. Of Note originally 500 sets of the 20 volumes were propose

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

1883 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 writt

1877 1st ed Native American INDIAN Apache Sioux Navajo Superstition Medicine ‘The Indian Miscellany’ is an 1877 collection of articles and essays, newspapers, and pamphlets on various Native Ameri

1881 Belden Stories of Plains Indians Sioux Native American Superstitions Hunting ‘Stories of the Plains’ is a 19th-century book of the journals of George Belden. Belden spent more than a decade l

A Southwest Native American Indian Havasupai coiled basketry tray, executed in willow and devil's claw on a three-rod foundation, having a five pronged radial motif, flanked by five animals to the out

1856 1ed Manhatta Legend Hudson New York Shattuck Native American INDIANS Iroquois Van Buren Denslows “Manhatta – a Legend of the Hudson” is a rare 19th-century epic poem of Indian