Oklahoma and Indian Territory Billheads / Letterheads: Central Counties [155635]

Lot of 110. Includes billheads, letterheads, and ephemera from Central Oklahoma: Kingfisher County (Kingfisher, Hennessey, Cashion, and Dover); Blaine County (Bickford, Okeene, and Watonga); Oklahoma

Lot of about 100 pieces. While there may be some pre-1900 (1890s) pieces, the majority are c.1900-1915. Includes billheads, letterheads, and receipts from the following counties: Haskell County (Stigl

Lot of about 70 pieces. Includes billheads, letterheads, and receipts from: Washita County (Cordell, Foss, Rocky, Cloud Chief, and Clinton); Greer County (Mangum); Comanche County (Lawton); Jackson Co

Lot of 80+. Muskogee County is located in NE Oklahoma. The county and city were named for the Muscogee (Creek) Nation. The official spelling of the name was changed to Muskogee by the post office in 1

Lot of about 80 pieces. Includes billheads, letterheads, and ephemera, c.1900-1910s. Hardware, lumber, printing, groceries, livery, insurance, real estate, banking, and more. Eufaula is the county sea

Lot of 3 different. All related to the Osage Agency. The Osage agency was established in 1872 to oversee the federal government's relationship with the Osage. Congress allowed the Osage to retain owne

Lot of 3 different. 1) Billhead for CA Cleveland & Co., Indian Traders and Dealers in General Merchandise, Hides, Furs, and Indian Trinkets. Anadarko, O.T., 1897. 2) Pictorial letterhead for SJ Scott,

Lot of 130 billheads and letterheads, all DIFFERENT towns! This group was carefully assembled as we sorted through the 1,000+ pieces in Bracken's Indian Territory/Oklahoma Collection. A-W towns. Too m

Lot of about 130 pieces. Includes billheads, letterheads, and ephemera, most c.1900-1910s, though there are some 1890s pieces. Lumber, druggists, farm machinery, groceries, printing, banking, hardware

Lot of about 75 pieces. Includes letterheads, billheads, and receipts, most issued c.1900-1915. Businesses such as: furniture, book store, undertakers, attorneys, dentist, physicians, First National B

Map of Oklahoma & Indian Territories With map of New Mexico on verso Cartographer: George Franklin Cram Dated: Circa 1900 Type: Color Lithograph

Lot of 12. Includes: Choctaw, Oklahoma & Gulf RR Co. (shipping receipt, El Reno, 1898, 1904 receipt, 1902 letterhead to Okmulgee, and letterhead, Oklahoma City, 1902); Denver, Enid & Gulf Railroad Co.

Lot of 14. Eight different counties. 1) Teller County: Worley & Fowler (Divide, 1901) and JH Harkins (Divide, 1907). 2) Park County: Mount Lincoln Smelting Works (Dudley, 1873, very rare) and Fremont

Lot of 50+. Includes letterheads, billheads, and ephemera incl. a portrait, c.1900-1960s. Ponca City, in Kay County, Oklahoma, was created in 1893 as "New Ponca" after the United States opened the Che

TAINTOR BROS. & MERRILL (American, 19th century) Texas, Indian Territory, Kansas, New Mexico and Arizona Hand colored engraving Depicting cities and counties of Texas, Oklahoma, Kansas, New Mexico and

Scarce map of a cross section of American states and hand-colored by county at the time of publishing. Shows Oklahoma Territory when it was inhabited mostly by Native American tribes. Shows forts, rai

Heading: (Oklahoma) Author: Title: Archive of letters and postcards, most sent to Wm. E. Brown, some to his brother Geo. W. Brown or other family members, primarily relating to the Opera House they o

[NATIVE AMERICANS]. A group of 3 boudoir photographs of Cheyenne and Arapaho Indians at Fort Reno, Oklahoma Territory, comprising: 7 3/4 x 4 1/2 in. boudoir photographs on cardstock mounts (toning, so

[WESTERN AMERICANA]. A collection of 17 Oklahoma Land Rush photographs. Perry, Oklahoma Territory: Hughes, September-October 1893.  7 x 5 in. silver gelatin photographs on cardstock mounts (minor

OKLAHOMA TERRITORY COLLECTION OF 26 CROWN SODA BOTTLES. ALL SELF IDENTIFIED AS OKLAHOMA TERRITORY. 14 DIFFERENT TOWNS.STANDOUTS:1.) MOSS BREWING CO./OKLAHOMA CITY/O.T. Amber and measures at 7 1/2 inch

ALL INDIAN TERRITORY RARE HUTCHES; ALL DAMAGED BUT RARE & COOL.1.) CHICKASHA/BOTTLING WORKS/CHICKASHA, I.T. Aqua & 6 1/2 inches tall. Note damage and roughness around the neck. Cloudy exterior and it

[NATIVE AMERICANS]. SOULE, William S. (1836-1908), photographer. A group of 2 cabinet cards of Comanche subjects. Fort Sill, Indian Territory: ca 1867-1870s.   4 x 6 in. cabinet cards, or smaller