1860 Sarony Colored Lith Seminole Indian Chief

Colored Lithograph circa 1860 by Sarony and Co. of New York of Seminole Indian Chief "Noco-Shimatt-Tash-Tanaki", also known as Grizzly Bear. Light offset of print, else fine. Measures 8.5 x 11". Pleas

https://www.liveauctioneers.com/item/26610276_54193-herman-heyn-little-wound-chief-ogallala-sioux-c . RARE 19th C O/C Native American Seminole Indian Portrait "Chief Osceola" On Copper Signed. Frame M

Four tinted lithographs, three showing landscapes of the American West including an Indian camp, and another of Toro Mucho, a Kioway Indian chief. All printed by Sarony and Co., New York, 1860. Fine w

McKenny and Hall- ''Nea-Math-La, A Seminole Chief- hand-colored lithograph, 1836, from 1st edition of ''Indian Tribes of North America'', published by F. W. Greenough, Philadelphia, foxing, toning, st

Wood engraving of Delaware Chief. Hand-colored wood engraving of Delaware Chief, 1860. 3.5 x 5.75 (5.5 x 8.75) Actual plate from The Indian Races of North and South America, by Charles De Wolf Brownel

Colored lithograph entitled “Arenenos. Subtribe of the Papagos” of Native Americans by Arthur Schott and published by Sarony and Co. , New York”. C1850, Fine, measures 9 x 11”. Reserve: $20.00

comprising "Tshi-Zun-Hau-Kau, Paddy-Carr and Kai-Pol-E-Qua. Not examined out of frames. Toning, stains. 17 1/4" high, 14 1/2" wide. Provenance: From a Westchester County NY Estate.

Seminole Chief Colored Litho, Possible BookplateDimensions: Sight; 13.25" by 19.5" Shipping is the buyer's responsibility! We recommend obtaining a quote from a third party shipper prior to bidding

Hand Colored Lithograph American Indian Chiefs. American Chiefs circa 1800, professionally mounted and framed. Native American warriors and chieftains with feathered head dresses. Lithograph by Nordma

McKenney & Hall, "Wa-Pel-La," Wa-Baun-See," "Key-Shes-Wa," and "Le-Da-Gie," 19th c., four colored small folio indian chief prints from "Indian Tribes of North America," presented in matching gilt fram

McKinney and Hall Native American Lithograph Assortment (6) total items, including (4) hand-colored prints depicting Seminole chiefs Foke-Luste Halo and Yaha-Hajo, the Creek Chief Tustenynuggee Emathl

Nice Quartet of Columbian Exposition Tickets. These tickets are Crisp Uncirculated and beautifully colored. Columbus, An Indian Chief, Lincoln and Washington represented.Washington and Columbus have a

King Philip (Native American Indian Chief) Hand Colored Print Type: Engraving Date: C1850 Origin: America Dimensions: 9 x 5" Provenan

Tecumseh - Indian Chief. Hand Colored. Print Type: Engraving Date: C1850 Origin: America Dimensions: 9 x 5" Provenance: Hill House</

Tecumseh - Indian Chief. Hand Colored. Print Type: Engraving Date: C1850 Origin: America Dimensions: 9 x 5" Provenance: Hill Hou

King Philip (Native American Indian Chief) Hand Colored Print Type: Engraving Date: C1850 Origin: America Dimensions: 9 x 5" Prov

4 Photographic Items: Stereo Card Black Foot Indian Village, Studio Card Indian War Soldier, Montana, Repro Indian Maiden, Colored, Chief Print

McKenney and Hall Indian Lithograph. Micanopy - Seminole Chief. From Thomas L. McKenney and James Hall, The History of the Indian Tribes of North America, Philadelphia, 1842-1870. Octavo. With text. G

Navajo Chief Tooled Hand Colored Leather Scrapbook A magnificent tooled and hand colored in bright green and red. The Indian Chief presented in a impressed gold circle. The reverse is equally amazing

Double Page Ledger Drawing. Indian Chief Charging Into Battle with Counting Coup Stick. Colored pencil and graphite on ledger paper. Slight expected browning of edges, otherwise excellent condition. I

Vintage mid century Indian Chief brooch. Crafted of solid 14k gold and Platinum. Features a bare chested Chief in full headdress with a tomahawk. Pave set with diamonds. Contains colored gemstones wit

9" x 12 1/2" signed and dated 1902. Indian Chief.

Details: BODMER, Karl (1809-1893). Missouri Indian. Oto Indian. Chief of the Puncas. [Tab. 7]. [Leipzig: Schmidt and Guenther, 1922]. Hand-colored aquatint engraving by Hurlimann after Bodmer. Sheet

Made by T.H. Tattler Decorating Co. in 1900, this planter was obtained during the Pan-AM Expo in Buffalo, NY in 1901. It is colored in dark green with a colorful rendering of an Indian Chief displayed