Utes. 'Chief Sevara and Family'

Nice original chromolitho print, Chief Sevara & Family. Possibly from a photo by WH Jackson of Detroit Photographic. c. 1900. Fine condition. 12.25x13.5".Date: Country (if not USA): State: City: Prove

Nice original chromolitho print, Chief Sevara & Family. Possibly from a photo by WH Jackson of Detroit Photographic. c. 1900. Fine condition. 12.25x13.5".Date: Country (if not USA): State: City: Prove

Nice chromolitho photo by WH Jackson, copyright 1900 by Detroit Photo. Chief Sevara and Family, 10x13.5". Date: Country (if not USA): State: City: Provenance: Gary Bracken Collection

William Henry Jackson Ute Chief Sevanaane family, #50624 Detroit Photographic Co. Dimensions: 10" x 13" Date: 1903

[NATIVE AMERICANS]. CHASE, D.B., photographer. CDV of Ute Chief Ouray. Erie Photo Co., ca 1870s. 2 1/4 x 3 11/16 in. CDV on cardstock mount (Light toning, minor soiling and wear to mount edges and cor

The town of Ouray was named after Ute Chief Ouray, who worked for years to find peaceful resolution to the escalating conflicts that were occurring as more and more white people poured into the region

Native American Indian tribal art, Great Basin, old hide pouch with rare hand-painted portrait of Ute Chief Ouray (ca. 1833-1880), inscribed "Auray (sic) Chief of the Ute Nation(?)" above lower seam;

Charles Craig (1846-1931) Ute Indian Chief signed 'Chas. Craig' (lower right) oil on canvas 18 x 26in framed 27 x 35in Painted circa 1881. Footnotes: Provenance Sale, Heritage Auction,

Rare carte de visite (CDV) photograph of Chief Kanosh and Ute tribesmen, taken in Salt Lake City by Savage and Ottinger. Important and scarce view of eight members of the Ute nation. Chief Kanosh (182

Ute Indian and Family - Colorado Photographer: Keystone Dated: c 1898 Medium: Stereoview Condition Report Slight edge wear/tear. Good plus

Title: Ute Indian And Family, Artist/Source: Keystone View Company Date/Period: Circa 1898 (original Date) Medium: Published Photolithograph Origin: Colorado Dimension: 8 X 10" Labels/Annotation: None

Early photograph of Native American family. Written verso "INDIAN PHOTO of Utes, Jose Remero & Family, Copyright 1899 By Detroit Photographic Company". Sight 8" x 6".

William Henry Jackson photochrome of "Yamapi," a Ute runner for Chief Ouvay, wearing a "Peace Medal," with photograph of Native American Indian chief. 7"H x 3 5/6"W (photochrome)

WILD BILL HICKOK & CHIEF OURAY, UTE

Chief Rolling Thunder. Cabinet Card Photo of Chief Rolling Thunder and Family. New York: Eisenmann, ca. 1890s. Sepia tone photo of Chief Rolling Thunder with wife and child, in formal pose wearing the

3 "Costia" Family Banks, PM: "Chief Anacostia" w/key; "Andy Costia"; "Annie Costia"

WEE FOREST FOLK BY THE PETERSON FAMILY- M-107A "CHIEF GERONIMOUSE", DATED 1983, 1 1/2"H IN ORIG. BOX, EXCELLENT CONDITION

Original Cabinet Cards. Great set of Chief Stumbling Bear and his family. Stumbling Bear became an influential war chief by leading raids against the Sac and Fox, Pawnee, and Navajo and white settlers

(1) Small tin type album (not completely full), (1) CDV album with photos of paintings of Washington and Lincoln and print of Civil War general, Native American chief etc. (1) CDV album of family port

This cabinet card photo is of Chief Ignacio of the Southern Ute Tribe wearing a badge indicating Indian Police. Excellent contrast 5 in. X 8 1/2 in. Date: Country (if not USA): State: City: Provenance

Title: 1880, CHIEF OURAY AND CHIPETA (DOUBLE EXPOSURE, UTE TRIBE Artist/Source: UNKNOWN Medium: CONTEMPORARY PHOTOLITHOGRAPH Date/Period: 1880 Dimension [INCHES]: 8X10 Origin: UNKNOWN Annotations: NON

Book of Scotland/Family History by William Fraser THE CHIEF OF COLQUHOUN in two volumes , bound in half red Morocco by G Macdonald 1869 26 x 22 x 6 cm (2).

Book of Scotland/Family History by William Fraser THE CHIEFS OF GRANT in three volumes , bound in half red Morocco by G Macdonald 1883 28 x 25 x 8.5 cm (3).

Signed/numbered Native American chief statue in glass/wood case- War Chief - No. 70 of 100, signed by artist Domiani, approx. 10x10x10 inches.