19thC Cabinet Card,Brule Sioux Chief,Two Strikes,Indian

Edward S. Curtis, American, 1868-1952. An early 20th century photogravure portrait, titled "Two Strike" Brule Chief, Sioux. Plate 78 from The North American Indian, Portfolio III (1904-1908). Titled l

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

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

(lot of 6) Reproduced photographs of Native Americans, one marked "Sioux Chief High Horse, copyright 1900, by J.A. Anderson" (Brule Sioux, 1850-1931), all affixed to cardboard, largest card 6.5" x 5.5

Artist: Edward Curtis Title: Two Strike - Brule - Sioux, 1908 Medium: Tri-Color Photo Litho, 2004, Italy Dimensions: 7.45x9.95" Description: Heat Wax Mounted on 11x14" Conservation Board Artist Bio: E

Two Indian cabinet cards in each frame. Four in all. Two framed. Cards are 6" x 4"

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.

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

Original, not a copy, of Native American Indian man cabinet card photograph. Sioux Cheyenne believe this to be Shoshone. No info on card. 6.25"x 4". FREE DOMESTIC SHIPPING

This cabinet card by G. W. Parsons of Pawhuska, Oklahoma Territory (1890-1907) shows two well dressed Indian women. They wear cone drop earrings, a heavy collar of beads necklace, and contemporary dre

Albumen cabinet card photograph. Dakota Territory: Garden City Photo Co. Photographer’s imprint to mount verso. Contemporary ink inscription to mount verso reads: “Group of Sioux Indians from the

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 depicts Chief Sitting Bull at the time of the Pine Ridge Indian War 1890-1891. D. Rodocker Studio photo. Contrast is fair, condition is good. The chief wears a full headdress and car

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

Chief Two Guns White Calf (1872-1934) Signed Post Card Indian Symbols. Signed White Calf Glacier National Park Card. Two Guns White Calf was the Blackfeet Indian Chief whose profile is on the Buffalo

10 Antique Native American Steroscope Cards, most from the late 1880's, Native American images, including the very rare and collectible Sioux Indian Chief ''He-No-Fraid.'', includes World Series (Repr

Native American Indian images mostly, 14 vintage postcards and two cabinet cards.

This cabinet card photo is of Chief Ignacio of the Southern Ute Tribe wearing a badge indicating Indian Police. Excellent contrast 5 in. X 8 1/2 in. Date: Country (if not USA): State: City: Provenance

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

Wonderful large-format cabinet card photograph of two members of the Blackfoot tribe. A note on the photo indicates that these men are White Man Road (left) and Chief Eagle Calf (right), two elders of

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

3 total. Chief Two Guns White Calf, Village Of Blackfeet Indians, Picking cotton on a Mississippi plantation

Cabinet card in a twig frame identified on the back as Indian Wranglers, Lakota, Frank B. Fisk, 1910. Frame size 12 1/2" x 14". One photo of an older Indian couple identified on the back.