NATIVE AMERICAN / WESTERN SIXTH-PLATE TINTYPE

NATIVE AMERICAN / WESTERN SIXTH-PLATE TINTYPE, depicting two seated Native Americans, likely Plains, one wearing a hair-pipe breastplate, flanking another gentleman standing slightly behind, dressed i

[NATIVE AMERICANS]. Sixth plate tintype of a young Native American man, likely Winnebago, posed with a war club and bird arrows. Ca 1865.  Sixth plate tintype with hand-tinting. (A few surface ma

Sixth plate hand-gilt tintype. Leatherette case, split at hinge. Anonymous artist. Interior of case inscribed in pencil: "Wade [illegible] / Deputy Sheriff / Bartlesville, Oklahoma, 18[??]” Comp

Beautiful early sixth plate daguerreotype of a dark-skinned woman thought to be Native American. This image recently surfaced at an estate sale in western Illinois with another image whose subject was

[WESTERN AMERICANA]. Sixth plate tintype of Jacob "Jake" Q. Shoup, "Battle of Cimarron, Kansas" Gray County Commissioner. Ca 1880. 22 3/8 x 3 3/8 in. tintype showing Shoup at left with unidentified ma

Stunning Tintype of a Young Native American Woman A ninth plate tintype of a young Native American woman, dressed in a dark dress decorated with a white necktie and a large button at the collar. She i

Circa 1850, in typical Native American school type European dress, sixth plate in full leather covered case, still in original seals, 3 x 3 3/4".

[EARLY PHOTOGRAPHY]. Sixth plate and sixteenth plate tintypes of African American women holding white children, comprising:   Sixth plate tintype of a baby wearing a dress, held in the lap of a "

c. 1863 Sixth plate tintype of an African-American woman whose bonnet and bow is delicately tinted pink. Her gaze penetrates the camera's lens through to the viewer. Rarely are African-American subjec

LOT OF 50 IMAGES, 10 SIXTH-PLATE DAGUERREOTYPES, 16 NINTH-PLATE DAGUERREOTYPES, 8 QUARTER-PLATE AMBROTYPES, 15 SIXTH-PLATE AMBROTYPES, 1 LARGE NATIVE AMERICAN IMAGE ON GLASS, AS PICTURED, FROM THE EST

Civil War era sixth plate tintype of an African-American woman, possibly enslaved, found in a Texas estate. [Union, Confederate, Abolitionist, Slavery]

Flags Father & Daughters with 42-Star American Flag Tintype c. 1890 Patriotic Americana Sixth Plate Tintype Photograph of a Proud Father & his two Daughters Posed in front of a 42-Star American Flag,

Civil War Tintypes Choice Civil War Union Officer Sixth Plate Tintype c. 1861-1865 Civil War Period, Union Officer Sixth Plate Tintype, Choice Very Fine. This Tintype Photograph image is of a Union Ar

FOUR 19TH CENTURY AMERICAN PHOTOGRAPHSAmerican, mid to late 19th century. Four antique photographs in leather cases, sixth plate daguerreotype of two boys, a sixth plate tintype of a man with daughter

Sixth-plate tintype depicting two women of Mexican or American Indian heritage. Jewelry has been highlighted with gold paint. **Fair to good condition. Some oxidation to backing with some scratches to

Octagonal sixth plate tintype of a dashing double-armed Civil War cavalryman posed before an American flag. An iconic image for for the cover of a book or magazine. Housed in a thermoplastic case. Con

Sixth plate tintype of a seated African-American woman, her headdress is tinted robin-egg blue. While the subject's free/enslaved status is unknown, the portrait dates to the Civil War era (likely a b

[CIVIL WAR]. Tintype of infantry soldier with kepi and flag. Sixth plate tintype with full-length portrait of an American soldier wearing kepi and trench coat, with one foot on a small platform behind

[AFRICAN AMERICANA] -- [EARLY PHOTOGRAPHY]. Sixth plate outdoor tintype of an African American man with white men in uniform. Ca late 19th century.   2 1/4 x 3 1/4 in. tintype. (Horizontal crease

Lot of five tintypes of western characters. Includes one half plate, one quarter plate, two sixth plates, and a trimmed sixth plate. The tintypes depict seated men in western clothing, many smoking ci

Outstanding sixth-plate sized tintype of an unknown African-American Civil War infantryman with an intense expression. A clue to this Union soldier's identity may be the name "Taylor", which is writt

includes: Harmsen, Dorothy. American Western Art; 125 Biographies and Color Plates from the Harmsen Collection . 1977 Jacka, Lois Essary. Enduring Traditions of the Navajo. First Edition. 1994 Knopf,

Rectangular silver or silver plate belt buckle with Bisbee azurite and malachite with other stones. Hand crafted, possibly Zuni. 1.75x3". Bisbee Arizona

Native American Print, "The Burning Arrow", 1904, Taber Prang Art Co., in orig oak frame w/applied Western theme decorations at upper center & corners, orig etched name plate, Exc cond, 26"H x 32"W.