CHEROKEE INDIANS AND GAMBLING

CHEROKEE INDIANS AND GAMBLING Interesting grouping of letters concerning the Cherokee language, specifically requests for Cherokee phrases used when gambling. All but two letters in the group show the

[Native American] Spokane Area Indians Gambling Photograph. Circa 1900s. Photograph of Native Americans, stamped by August Wolf, Spokane, Wash., on verso, with notation “Indians in holiday garb at g

1860 American Revolution General Francis Marion Illustrated Cherokee INDIANS Francis Marion, also known as the Swamp Fox, was a military officer who served in the American Revolutionary War. He is con

The Historical Register, Containing An Impartial Relation of all Transactions, Foreign and Domestick with a Chronological Diary, for the year 1731, printe at London and sold by S, Nevill (1732), Title

1895 BASEBALL 1ed Illustrated American Magazine CHEROKEE Indians New York Giants A rare 19th-century printing of “The Illustrated American” newspaper. This May 1895 printing is notable for fea

1788 1ed History AMERICA Caribbean MAP Cherokee Indians Revolution Constitution Throughout the second half of the 18th-century, a mammoth work was published by Moutard with the intents of cataloguing

1790 CHEROKEE Indians 1ed Ben Franklin Francis Drake Nootka Sound Canada Spain The Gentleman’s Magazine was an English periodical which first appeared in 1731. It was published without interrup

Heading: (Native Americans) Author: Brown, John P. Title: Old Frontiers: the Story of the Cherokee Indians From Earliest Times to the Date of Their Removal to the West, 1838 Place Published: Kingsport

1816 ANNUAL REGISTER AMERICAN TREATY CHEROKEE INDIANS Lewis & Clark expedition THE ANNUAL REGISTER or a view of the history, politics, and literature for the year 1816. The Annual Register gave a

“Three Duetto’s for Two Performers on One Harpsichord or Piano Forte With Accompaniments for One Violin…by John A K Colizzi, printed at London for R. Birchall, c 1790. Engraved throughout with t

A Treaty of Peace and Friendship Between the United States of America and the Chiefs and Warriors of the Cherokee Nation of Indians signed in 1794 with typet signature of Henry Knox and Chiefs of the

Navaho Indians Gambling Arizona Photographer Fred Harvey Dated: c1930 Type/Theme: Native American Indians Notes & Literature: Fred Harvey owned Harvey's Curio Store,

Collectible History Of The Cherokee Indians, Hardcover with Dust Jacket. "The Cherokee Indian Nation: A Troubled History" edited by Duane King. HARDCOVER 1979 University Of Tennessee Press 1st Edition

Souvenir from the Cherokee Indians, a 5" long by about 2 1/2"high and 2" wide red pottery bear figurine. Still has the original Cherokee label affixed. Good condition, no issues. Will box and ship Pri

48 gambling sticks with "tattooed" engravings. Leather bag. 18th-19th Century. See another example Museum Natural History, NYC, Catalog No: 16.1 / 804 Field No: 63, those identified as Kitikshan, Uppe

John Buxton [ 1939 - American ]. Titled: "The Arrows of Cherokee". Artwork features a side view of an Indian inspecting arrows from his case, a partial image of an Indian behind him. Original oil on c

Circa 1900. Each handsomely crafted with split wood handle and one crafted with colorful patterns. Each is tight and in good condition. Tallest: H14"

36" x 24" single sided

great colors. A very fine basket. Round form on square base with walnut & blood root dye. 12.5" to top of handle, overall width 12"x11.5"

CHEROKEE INDIAN RIVER CANE BASKET 4"H X 7"L

decorated, 7 1/2" X 7".

2 and 3 inches...All marked for Maude Welch...Welch was a expert self taught potter. using a combination of clay and form...with influence by Catawba pottery .. (1894-1953) hand formed and sun dried .

1854 Thomas H Benton 30 Years SLAVERY American Politics Cherokee Indian Removal Thomas Hart Benton, the great-granduncle of the famed Missouri painter, was a 19th-century American politician. He serve

3 3/8" tall, 2 3/4" diameter. Allard Auction Collection Inv: SLS 43844