NAVAJO INDIAN RESERVATION 1911 PHOTO LOT

1911 Photograph of Navajo Woman on Reservation, measures 8'' x 10''

(lot of 5) Photo postcards, early 20thc., showing the aftermath and other images of the Wounded Knee Massacre or Battle of Wounded Knee, December 29, 1890, at the Lakota Pine Ridge Indian Reservation

Lot of 7 different. 1) Letterhead for Navajo Springs Trading Post, OE Noland, Licensed Indian Trader, Dealer in Navajo Blankets and Indian Curios. 1911. 2) Others: Bozman & Blatchford, Real Estate, le

Navajo wedding basket with butterflies, polychrome, woven by Evelyn James, San Juan Paiute. Photo included with lot. Origin: Native American / American Indian / Southwest. Dimensions: 10 in. diameter

Native American Photo Album, c. 1910, possibly Navajo. Dates based on lack of automobiles, location based on snow, mission school or reservation, and sheepherders, approx. 60 photos, most with Indian

This photo of original Indian photo was taken by Percy Marble who was a government Indian Agent on the Navajo, Sioux and Menominee Res rvations from 1911 to 1926. Previously he had been a photographer

This photo of original Indian photo was taken by Percy Marble who was a government Indian Agent on the Navajo, Sioux and Menominee Res rvations from 1911 to 1926. Previously he had been a photographer

This photo of original Indian photo was taken by Percy Marble who was a government Indian Agent on the Navajo, Sioux and Menominee Res rvations from 1911 to 1926. Previously he had been a photographer

This photo of original Indian photo was taken by Percy Marble who was a government Indian Agent on the Navajo, Sioux and Menominee Res rvations from 1911 to 1926. Previously he had been a photographer

(3) 8 x 10 B – W Navajo Indians Photograph in folders, Nice!

Nine rare early twentieth century photographs of southwestern native American groups. One large 13.8x10.8 inch photo of native American women. One 1912 Navajo reservation photo of a family. One 1924 N

4, various sizes

An estate lot of four (4) photographic prints with depictions of historical 19th Century Native Americans. Includes: one (1) Sitting Bull (Thathanka Iyotake) (circa 1831-1890), Hunkpapa Lakota leader;

4: 44"x31", 51"x28", 42"x29", 50"x32"

various sizes, rugs and doilies

4, various sizes

5: 28"x18" to 54"x33"

necklaces

Natural earth tone dyes h. 59-1/2 w. 39-1/2 in. Provenance: Consignor's father purchased in 1980s from a gentleman working on the Navajo American Indian Reservation

2 M/L buttons from the Native American Indian reservations. The lot includes a 1930's medium size pottery button depicting a Road Runner and comes from the Zia Pueblo and a large 21st century pottery

Navajo Indian sterling silver lot of 2 rings, one with turquoise and the other with red stones

Circa 1910 - 1925. Shows areas of black bleeding in areas and some other areas of discoloration in white but overall is in good solid condition! 38 in x 60 in

Lot of navajo indian pottery signed by artist

Lot of navajo indian pottery signed by artist 11in.tall