Chief Rolling Thunder. Cabinet Card Photo of Chief

Chief Rolling Thunder. Cabinet Card Photo of Chief Rolling Thunder and Family. New York: Eisenmann, ca. 1890s. Sepia tone photo of Chief Rolling Thunder with wife and child, in formal pose wearing the

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

[Native American] Chief Mad Wolf Cabinet Card Albumen cabinet card photograph. No backmark Full-length studio portrait of Cheyenne Chief Mad Wolf standing in front of a painted background. He wears We

President Taft and Panama Canal Engineer Goethals Brandon, Panama 7" x 10" Rare oversized cabinet card photograph of President William Howard Taft and Chief Engineer George W. Goethals, taken in Panam

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

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

[NATIVE AMERICANS]. BARRY, David F., photographer. Cabinet card of Chief Gall. Bismarck, Dakota Territory. 4 x 5 3/8 in. albumen photograph on cardstock mount (some toning to image, with light soiling

CHOATE, John N. (1848-1902), photographer. Cabinet card featuring Cheyenne Chiefs Man-on-the-Cloud and Mad Wolf. Carlisle, PA, ca 1880. Approx. 3 7/8 x 5 7/8 in. cabinet photograph on cardstock mount

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

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

Clifford and Son Cedar Street Muscatine, Iowa Photographer s 4 x 6

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 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.

Antique 1907 Chief Thunder Bird Cheyenne Photograph Print Embossed Signature.

[NATIVE AMERICANS]. [NOTCHININGA (“No Heart”)]. Cabinet photograph of Sioux chief “No Heart’s” three children. Mandan, Dakota Territory: R. Gilbert, n.d. [ca. 1880]. On o

8 Indian Chief Postcards – Indian Photograph, Photo Post Card Indian Chiefs, Photo Indian Woman

included are 2 photo cards as well as a female Native divided post card w/ amazing coloring.  female, 5 1/2" x 3 1/2" Chief and warrior photo cards are also 5 1/2" x 3 1/2" 

(55) CABINET CARDS OF ACTORS, POLITICAL, CHIEF OF POLICE, MUSICIANS, AND OTHER NOTABLE PEOPLE OF INTEREST, MOST ALL ARE IDENTIFIED ON BACKS WITH THEIR PROFESSION….A FEW OTHERS ADDED IN OF INTERS

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

This cabinet card is of White Eagle Ponca Chief. Clearly studio staged; he sits with a peace medal, peace pipe, a beaded scabbard, single feather headdress, and beaded moccasins with high wrap legging

Photo of American Indian Chief and others at 101 Ranch Show. New York, ca. 1905. Photograph depicts One Feather Chief, Big Charger, Thunder Bulls and Red Elk, all Native Americans working for the 101

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

American Indian Post Cards. Photo post cards in black and white, hand tinted, and color from 1900s to 1950s. Native American images of tribes, chiefs, dress, customs, wares, cultural activities both e