Two Carlisle Indian School Cabinet Cards

[CHOATE, John N. (1848-1902), photographer]. A pair of cabinet cards featuring identified Pueblo students at Carlisle Indian School, before and after. [Carlisle, PA]: ca 1880-83.Studio portrait of Pue

CHOATE, John N. (1848-1902), photographer. A pair of cabinet cards featuring identified Pueblo students at Carlisle Indian School, before and after. Carlisle, PA, ca 1880. Studio portrait of Pueblo st

2 Native American Cabinet Card Photos: Native American family- by R. Somiesky, Pottstown PA & Pueblos from New Mexico as they arrived at Carlisle IndianSchool, Carlisle PA

Identified at back in black ink as Pueblos-from New Mexico as they arrived at Carlisle. From J. L. Senteney Indian School, Carlisle, Pa. with a stamp James O. Aplan Library Coll. No. 34

Two Indian cabinet cards in each frame. Four in all. Two framed. Cards are 6" x 4"

Including letters from students to teachers and post cards.

Jim Thorpe, Halfback, Carlisle Indian Industrial School, 1955 Topps #37. 1955 Topps #37 Jim Thorpe HOF football card, a tribute to his athletic achievements as being "the greatest football player, but

This cabinet card by G. W. Parsons of Pawhuska, Oklahoma Territory (1890-1907) shows two well dressed Indian women. They wear cone drop earrings, a heavy collar of beads necklace, and contemporary dre

EARLY FOOTBALL POST CARDS, LOT OF TWO, Boston Post-Card Co., comprising "Carlisle Indian Football Players" and "The Harvard Eleven". Unused. 1905. Provenance: The estate collection of Alan R. Shirkey,

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

Indian School: Three Scenes Three gouache on paper, one with text, two mounted on card. All approximately 11 x 7 in. (sheet), unframed.

Cabinet card in a twig frame identified on the back as Indian Wranglers, Lakota, Frank B. Fisk, 1910. Frame size 12 1/2" x 14". One photo of an older Indian couple identified on the back.

Cabinet card circa late 19th century of a Native American Indian identified on verso as "Dew Drops". Measures 4.25 x 6.5". Fine, two small pin holes at top center and near bottom. No Reserve Free ship

Native American Indian images mostly, 14 vintage postcards and two cabinet cards.

Two Cabinet Cards of Mlle. Victoria, “Queen of the Lofty Wire.” New York: Bogardus, ca. 1890. The first a full-length photograph of the high wire act posed with her velocipede, the second

Two Cabinet Cards. The first showing three men playing cards, one of them handing off an ace to his partner, Adolf Jakisch, Vienna, Austria, ca. 1880 (6 ½ x 4 ¼”); in the second, a group of soldie

Two Cabinet Cards of a Woman in Playing Card Dress. The first being Aunt Liz Connolly, Haynes, St. Paul, ca. 1880, (6 ½ X 4 ¼”); in the second, a young lady is shown with playing cards on hat and

Two manuscript pages with gouache on paper genre scenes, one measures sight size 11.25" x 6.5', framed 17.25" x 12.5", the other sight size 9.5" x 6", framed 17.25" x 12.5". Not examined out of frame.

Also includes Matchbox catalogs, Wizard twin-fire spark plugs, fly reel, slide latch, Corgi catalogs. MG.

Two Indian School miniature gouache portraits in hardwood frames. Paintings: 1-1/2in x 2in. Frames: 5-1/2in x 3-1/2in. | Local and NYC curbside delivery details and international third-party shipper r

[CLOWNS]. Two Cabinet Cards of European Clowns and Acrobats. Circa 1890s. Two cabinet cards photograph depicting circus clowns, both shown with gymnast/acrobat partners. Identified as the Brothers Edw

The drum features the US Carlisle Indian School logo. Nice clarity. 7.5 x 8 inches visible. Framed to 15 x 18.25 inches. Excellent condition.

Two Cabinet Cards of Women with Playing Cards Attached to Their Dress. The first shows four young women, two with playing cards attached to their dresses, ca. 1890 (8 x 6”); in the second, a woman i

NOT ELIGIBLE FOR IN-HOUSE SHIPPING. 19 photographs total. Includes real and reprint photographs. Overall with frames 13" to 17" high x 19" to 20-1/2" wide.