Cabinet Card of Native American Family with "He-Y-A-Tim" on Back

2 Native American Cabinet Card Photos: Native American family- by R. Somiesky, Pottstown PA & Pueblos from New Mexico as they arrived at Carlisle IndianSchool, Carlisle PA

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

Three vintage Native American photographs, including one cabinet card of family in front of a camp, and two CDV portraits. Condition: Excellent condition. Minor losses. Copy and paste link for high-re

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

Bridget and Susan, Apache Squaws, Daughters of Cochise, Identification at front in the card. A. Frank Randall, photographer identification at the back. Dealer in Views of Arizona and New Mexico. with

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.

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

Measures 8x 5.

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

Native American cabinet card of Native American in traditional headdress. Photograph taken by H. Buehman, Tucson AZ. Henry Buehman (May 14, 1851 December 19, 1912) was a German-born American photograp

W H Degraff cabinet card of Sioux "Not Afraid of Horses"

Two cabinet cards depicting Native Americans. Condition: Excellent condition. Copy and paste link for high-res images: https://www.dropbox.com/sh/fcg9de379h8wyo4/AABiTXO909pVo3E2vKrLcsNla?dl=0

[NATIVE AMERICANS]. SOULE, William S. (1836-1908), photographer. A group of 2 cabinet cards of Native American women and children. Fort Sill, Indian Territory: ca 1867-1870s. 4 x 6 in. cabinet cards,

Two cabinet cards depicting Native Americans. Condition: Imperfections Copy and paste link for high-res images: https://www.dropbox.com/sh/lirw4loumz48hd0/AABBaNPFyoHfqFdI2S3E5xf3a?dl=0

Two cabinet cards depicting Native Americans. Condition: Excellent condition. Copy and paste link for high-res images: https://www.dropbox.com/sh/hlhdw75mfvfcxv0/AABTHAxm77OF7_bFRGm8JzPXa?dl=0

Benjamin Upton (American, 1818-1910). Cabinet card photograph depicting Native Americans sitting on an cliff overlooking Minnehaha Falls in Minneapolis, Minnesota. Titled "Minnehaha Falls. Sioux

Large Cabinet card photograph of Native American Apache woman with papoose, Circa 1880. Original vintage NOT a copy. Likely Mescalero Apache. FREE DOMESTIC SHIPPING

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

[NATIVE AMERICANS]. Cabinet card portrait of an elderly Sioux subject. Glendive, MT: A.S. Foss, n.d. 4 x 5 1/2 in. albumen photograph on cardstock mount (some spotting and soiling throughout, with wea

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

This cabinet card photo was made by E.G. Cummings in Lewiston, Idaho. Date unknown, 1889 or later. Light toning, chip out of lower right corner, pin hole at top right corner. Everett George Cummings i

Group of 7 Native American cabinet cards, depicting Yuma Tribe members. Condition: Excellent condition. Copy and paste link for high-res images: https://www.dropbox.com/sh/h5q90sbhhj64qok/AADdVuBK9saV

Benjamin Upton (American, 1818-1910). Cabinet card photograph depicting a Native American Indian encampment in Minnesota in 1858. An ink inscription below the photograph reads "Winnebago Encampme

Cabinet card photograph of three Native American subjects, likely members of the Osage tribe, wearing a blend of traditional and European clothing. The two older subjects wear devices around their nec