Bureau of Indian Affairs

The lot features a solid brass / copper tag stating to be from the Bureau of Indian Affairs as a corpse tag. The tag is marked "Property of U.S. Government / Bureau of Indian Affairs Wyoming Territory

Bureau of Indian Affairs Police Badge, measures 2 3/8'' x 2 3/8''

Vintage Bureau of Indian Affairs Pine Ridge Indian Agency Quartz Tag

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Approx2" x 2 3/4"

RESTRIKE OF U.S. BUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRS POLICE BADGE Obsolete post-production restrike of U.S. Bureau Of Indian Affairs Police Badge. Unmarked. Measurements: 2.25 x 2.25"

Information respecting the History, Condition and Property of the Indian Tribes of the United States-collected and prepared under the direction of The Bureau of Indian Affairs, Dept. of the Interior.

3” Copper Corpse Tag US Govt. Issue, Bureau of Indian Affairs #145, age uncertain

Bureau of Indian Affairs, Wyoming Territory toe tag corpse No. 25.. They are reproducing these however, the age and patina appear to be real. The glass on the Riker box is cracked. It measures 4.5 x3.

4" Porcelain Figurine engraved on back with "Bureau of Indian Affairs, Oklahoma Territory, 1907". Tan color, excellent condition. From the old George Chadwell collection

Bureau of Indian Affairs padlocks (2) made by the Slaymaker Lock Company, which operated out of Connelsville, Pennsylvania. The B.I.A. was established as part of the Department of the Interior in 1924

Demonstrations of Indian Handcrafts released by the Department of the Interior Bureau of Indian Affairs. 80 pages with illustrated diagrams, pictures, and historical drawings. Artist: Frances Paul Dim

4 1/4" Porcelain Figurine engraved on back with "Bureau of Indian Affairs, Cheyenne, Wyo., 1902". Reddish cream color, excellent condition. From the old George Chadwell collection

FOREST RESERVE RANGER BADGE & BUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRS FORESTRY BADGE.

Indian Handcrafts, a publication of the Bureau of Indian Affairs with drawings and illustrations within 116 pages. Author Carrie A. Lyford and edited by Willard W. Beatty. Issued: 1050 Dimensions: 7.5

U.S. Bureau of Indian Affairs. Gila River Indian Reservation and CASA Grande Valley, Arizona. Washington, DC. Six mile scaleDimensions: 20" X 35"Note: Map No. 2, San Carlos Irrigation Project; House D

Workaday Life of the Pueblos by Underhill, Ruth. Published by Bureau of Indian Affairs 1954, 1954. Excellent condition softback. 175 pgs

WEST INDIES An interesting collection of documents concerning West Indian affairs from approximately 1687-1830. Consists of An indenture for plantations on Antigua. On 11 sheets of vellum, with 25 sig

LATE 18TH / EARLY 19TH CENTURY QUAKER INDIAN AFFAIRS MANUSCRIPT MATERIAL, LOT OF SEVEN, comprising four letters written to Halliday Jackson (1771-1835), Pennsylvania Quaker minister to the Indians rep

Historic document datelined "Pittsburgh Nov. 1, 1776": "Borrowed & received of Mr. Joseph Spear the further sum of sixty pounds Pennsylvania currency for the use of Indian affairs in the middle Depart

Post-Revolutionary War to Civil War Dealing with the North American Native American Indians 1838 Department of Indian Affairs U.S. Senate Bill 264 March 3, 1838-Dated, Official Printed Text of the 25t

1826 Native American Indians Indian Affairs Treaties Laws Regulations Washington    A very rare and interesting early compilation of treaties with various Native American tribes during the F

Lot of 21. Best three rare checks are: 1) Boca Brewing Company, 1885, Bullion & Exchange Bank. Famous for their Boca Beer brewed in the Sierra Nevada near Truckee. 2) 1895 check issued to the Commissi

Report of the Commissioner of Indian Affairs accompanying the Annual Report of the Secretary of the Interior 1860 1861 1862 1864. Four volumes, published by the Government Printing Office, Washington.