BEEF ISSUE TO INDIANS AT PINE RIDGE BY JOHN C. GRABILL

TITLE: 1891, LG FORMAT 13X19" INDIAN CHIEFS WITH OFFICIALS; PINE RIDGE RES ARTIST/SOURCE: Grabill, John C. H MEDIUM: CONTEMPORARY PHOTOLITHOGRAPH DATE/PERIOD: 1891 DIMENSION [INCHES]: 13X19" ORIGIN: P

Title: 1891, INDIAN CHIEFS WITH OFFICIALS; PINE RIDGE RES Artist/Source: Grabill, John C. H Medium: CONTEMPORARY PHOTOLITHOGRAPH Date/Period: 1891 Dimension [INCHES]: 8X10 Origin: PINE RIDGE, SOUTH DA

Including: an Indian Chief, a travelling young man, a parrot, a bird, a dog. Tallest is 12 inches. Along with a pottery vase signed "Pine Ridge Sioux Indian Remem. W. Knee"

Sioux and Plains Indian Beaded Turtle Fetishes, Sioux turtle fetish with multi-colored bead decoration, c.1890 from Pine Ridge, SD, hide body; Plains Indian turtle fetish with fine beadwork, tin cone

1856 1ed John C Fremont Explorations Native American Indians California West A rare first edition of John C Fremonts explorations and voyages. This issue includes accounts of New York and Philadelphia

1856 1ed John C Fremont California Explorations Native American Indians West A rare first edition of John C Fremont’s explorations and voyages. This issue includes accounts of New York and Philadelp

1856 1ed John C Fremont Explorations Native American Indians California West A rare first edition of John C Fremont’s explorations and voyages. This issue includes accounts of New York and Philadelp

1856 1ed John C Fremont Explorations Native American Indians California West A rare first edition of John C Fremont’s explorations and voyages. This issue includes accounts of New York and Philadelp

The lot features an exceptional 19th Century pipe tomahawk attributed to the Lakota Sioux Indians of South Dakota. The piece was originally collected from the Oglala Sioux at the Pine Ridge Sioux Indi

This is an outstanding, rare and artful pipe tomahawk that is highly engraved and in brass from the Sioux Indians of South Dakota dating to circa 1880s. The piece was collected at the Pine Ridge India

Both of these soldiers were involved in Indian issues in 1841. Hart was in the company of Captain Fowler and received $22.03. Fowler is most likely C. A. W. Fowler, a tried and true military man. Holl

18th century Native American Indian hand-carved, 5'' L. No issues noted other than moderate wear consistent with age and normal use.

Lot of 2 - 1) largest grain paint decorated, pine box with mirror on interior of lid, 14 1/2" x 7 1/2"; 2) smallest, dovetailed construction, 14 1/2" L x 7 1/2" H. No issues noted other than moderate

Micmac Quill Box - Late 19th C Quill Dome top Box - Native American Indian quillwork - rectangular form detached lid, geometric top, pine interior sides and bottom, 11 1/4" W x 8" H. Condition - quill

Carved and painted pine. Height 15 1/2 inches. Original paper label.

19th C hand-painted pinstriping and rose florals painted to lid, removable interior till, pine with original red stained surface, 11 1/2'' W x 8 1/2'' D x 7 1/2'' H. No issues noted other than moderat

Oval bowl, 3 1/2" W, notched sides on handle, effigy end, 11 1/2" L. No issues.

Pine Ridge Indian Police shotgun, brass badge 1889, brass tack decoration, action strong

John Risley Untitled c. 1955carved pine, concrete, brass 78.5 h × 64 w × 15 d in (199 × 163 × 38 cm) Provenance: Estate of John Risley | Private Collec

John Nieto(1936 - 2018)Reclining Indian Maiden, 1988acrylic and vinyl on canvassigned lower right: Nietoinscribed verso: © Nieto 1988 / Medium: Acrylic and Vinyl on canvas60 x 72 in. (152.40 x 182.88

America.- Catlin (George) Illustrations of the Manners, Customs, and Condition of the North American Indians, 2 vol., ninth edition, deluxe issue, one of c.12 copies, etched frontispiece and 313 illus

(20th c) 15 inches

(9) Illuminated Pages and other Works including Erotica" gouache 19 x 15 inches (overall and smaller presented in matching custom gilt frames)

John Heliker American, 1909-2000 Still Life with Pitcher Signed Heliker (lr) Oil on canvas 50 1/2 x 40 1/4 inches (128 x 102 cm) C Property from the Collection of Sandra and Fred Pine