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001indn: c1900 Chippewa Burial. Great original color lithograph from the turn of the 19th Century - "Chippewa Scaffold Burial." Shows Indians tending a pot on the fire, with burial scaffolds in the background. Genuine antique print - 11x7 in. $50
003indn: 1850 Scalping view. "Death Whoop." The scalping of a white man by an Indian, by General Seth Eastman, artist of the American Frontier. Hand colored steel engraving. 9x12 in. $100
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004indn: circa 1900 Fredreric Remington. "The Missionary and the Medicine Man." Hand colored halftone. size: 17.5x11.5 in. $80
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005indn: 1868 Cocopas Indians. Hand colored lithograph from the Colorado Exploring Expedition. Original antique litho by H.B. Mollhausen. 12x9 in. $80
006indn: 1870 Print: American Indians on "War Path." This beautifully hand colored woodcut engraving is from the June 18th, 1870 issue of Harper’s Weekly. The print is titled "Indians on the War-Path." It shows a large group of American Indians on horseback, riding into battle. This print is in excellent condition. Size is 11x16 in.
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007indn: 1882 The Cherokee Nation - It's Capitol, Rulers and Public Institutions. 8 views of Cherokee history; The female seminary near Tahlequah, the insane and blind asylum-Park Hill near Tahlequah, Han. D.W. Bushyhead-Principal Chief, George Guess (Se-quoy-ah) the inventor of the Cherokee alphabet, Hon. Wilson Hare- speaker of the lower house, a Cherokee house at Tahlequah, a Cherokee schoolboy and The National Capitol at Tahlequah. This hand colored engraving is from the April edition of Frank Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper. Size is 11x16 in. $80
008indn: 1876 Print: American Indian Dressing Scene. This beautifully hand colored woodcut engraving is from the August 12, 1876 issue of Harper’s Weekly. The print is titled "An Indian Toilet." It shows a Native American man dressing, looking at his reflection in a mirror while his wife braids his hair. This print is in excellent condition. Size is 11x16 in. $50
011indn: 1904 Indian Pottery print. Three very nice antique color lithos on one page of dippers from Chevlon, Homolobi and Chaves Pass, Arizona. 8x11 in.
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012indn: 1886 Taking The Census At An Indian Agency. The scene is an agency near Bismark Dakota, the Missouri River appears in the distance. Sioux Indians are being counted and Chief Gall is standing in the foreground. This hand colored engraving is from the November, 1886 edition of Frank Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper. Size is 11x16 in. $60
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013indn: REMINGTON PRINT - INDIANS AND GRASS FIRE. This print, Frederic Remington's "The Grass Fire," was published in Collier's in 1909. It is an eerie color lithograph of Indians and their horses at the edge of a grass fire at night. One of the artist's fine images of the west, a genuine antique print. 10-1/2" x 15-1/2"
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014indn: 1785 Print: Natives of California. This fascinating copper-engraved print was published in 1785 as an illustration to Middleton’s Complete System of Geography. It shows three Indians in California, each with a small caption underneath: 1) A Man of California Fishing on his Bark Log; 2) A Man of the same Country Returned from Fishing; and 3) A Californian Lady of Distinction. This print is in excellent condition. Size is 9x14 in.
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016indn: 1857 Texas Co-Co-Pas Indians. Scarce hand colored lithograph, from the U.S.-Mexico Border Survey. 11-1/2x8-1/2 in. $80
017indn: 1873 Indian Council print. Hand colored antique woodcut engraving. Shows a young brave addressing the council convened around a fire. Harper's. 16x11 in. $50
018indn: 1858 Lipan Warrior. Scarce hand colored genuine antique litho produced by U.S.-Mexico Border Survey. 8-1/2x11 in. $80
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020indn: 1876 Indian Trading views. Several excellent hand colored original engravings on one page, depicting Indian trade with Whites. From drawings for Harper's by W.M. Cary, 1876. 11x16 in. $50
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021indn: THE DYING NORTHWEST - ANTIQUE PRINT. The changing face of the Northwestern U.S. is evident in the face of this Indian, whose people are being displaced by white settlers. This hand colored old litho print entitled "The Dying North West," by Charles Fripp was published in The Graphic (London), August 31, 1889 - a genuine antique print. 11" x 16" $60
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022indn: 1874 Indian Boys Breaking a Pony. Great hand colored antique engraving by William Cary. Harper's. 16x11 in. $50
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024indn: 1855 Gros Ventres print. Hand colored antique litho from U.S. Railroad Survey. Shows distribution of good to the Gros Ventres. Original print by the famous western artist John Stanley. 11-1/2x8-1/2 in. $60
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025indn: 1855 Navajo print. Scarce hand colored antique litho of two mounted Navajos, by H.B. Mollhausen for US Railroad Survey. 11x8 in. $80
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027indn: 1861 Moquis Dwelling. View of the interior of a Moquis House. Original lithograph, hand colored, from the Colorado Exploring Expedition. 11-1/2x8 in. $50
028indn: 1847 Indian Cooking Pots print. Original color litho print by important western artist Captain Seth Eastman. Genuine antique. 9-1/2x12-1/2 in. $60
029indn: circa 1900 Frederick Remington. "When His Heart is Bad". This beautiful hand colored halftone shows an indian meditating on a hill top away from the tribe. Size: 11.5 x 17 in. $80
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030indn: 1847 "Beggars Dance" by Seth Eastman. Lovely, hand colored steel engraving of an Indian men performing a dance by Seth Eastman, renowned artist of the American frontier. Published in 1847 7x11 in. $100
031indn: 1883 The Apache Surrender- Chief Nane Entering General Crook's Camp to Sue for Peace. This hand colored engraving is from the from page of the July, 1883 edition of Harper's Weekly. Size: 11 x 16 in. $80
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032indn: 1884 An Indian Funeral- Off For theHappy Hunting Grounds. Drawn by P. Firenzy. This hand colored, double page engraving is from the July, 1884 edition of Harper's Weekly. Size: 22 x 16 in. $100
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033indn: 1886 Taking The Census At An Indian Agency. The scene is an agency near Bismark Dakota, the Missouri River appears in the distance. Sioux Indians are being counted and Chief Gall is standing in the foreground. This rare, hand colored engraving is from the November, 1886 LGerman edition of Frank Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper (text is in German). Size is 11x16 in. $80
034indn: 1904 Washington and Fairfax at a War-Dance. This hand colored steel engravingby J. McNevin and J. Rodgers. Size is 7x10 in. $30
100indn: 1909 Sheet Music. Lithographed sheet music for Lovelight, an "Indian Intermezzo" by Theron C. Bennett. Cover features an idealized portrait of a Native American woman. The music is in good condition. All pages are included. Front and back covers were split apart, and reattached with cloth tape which covers part of the lettering on the left edge. 11x13 in. $30
101indn: 1888 Indians in a Hudson Bay Company Trading Store. Drawn by Frederick Remington. Nicely hand colored engraving from the Nov. 24, 1888 issue of Harper’s Weekly. 8x11 in. $60
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104indn: 1886: Geronimo and His Captors. This is a page from the Oct. 2, 1886 issue of Harper’s Weekly. It contains two engraved images of Geronimo and the US Army soldiers who captured him in New Mexico. The third image is unrelated to the Geronimo story. 11x16 in. $40
105indn: 1847 Indian Woman by Seth Eastman. Lovely, hand colored steel engraving of an Indian woman dressing a buffalo skin by Seth Eastman, renowned artist of the American frontier. Published in 1847 7x11 in. $100
106indn: 1850 Dog Dance of the Dahcotas by Seth Eastman. Beautiful, hand colored steel engraving of the Dakota Dog Dance by renowned artist Seth Eastman. Published in 1850. 9x12 in. $100
107indn: 1850 Dakota Encampment by Seth Eastman. Handsome, hand colored steel engraving of the Dakota encampment of 1850 by famous western artist Seth Eastman. Shows scene of Indian daily life. 9x12 in. $100
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108indn: 1847 Death Whoop by Seth Eastman. Hand colored steel engraving of Indian scalping a white settler. Drawn by frontier artist Seth Eastman in 1847. 7x10 in. $100
109indn: 1896 Mat Making. Color engraving published in an 1896 Government report shows two Indian women making mats. 8x11 in. $30
112indn: 1888 Indian Print by Remington: Geronimo. Engraved scene titled "Geronimo and His Band Returning from a Raid into Mexico." Drawn by Frederick Remington, and published in the August 18, 1888 issue of Harper’s Weekly. 11x16 in.
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113indn: 1873 Modoc Indian War Scene, Oregon. Hand colored engraving from Harper’s Weekly, showing the interior of a cave that was an Indian stronghold during the Modoc War. Title of the engraving is "The Modoc War: Captain Jack’s Cave in the Lava Beds." Text above the image describes the scene. 11x16 in. $50
114indn: 1902 USA Map of Indian Reservations. Color lithographed map of the United States, published in 1902 by the Bureau of Indian Affairs. Title is "Map Showing Indian Reservations Within the Limits of the United States, Compiled Under the Direction of the Hon. W.A. Jones, Commissioner of Indian Affairs." Each reservation is colored orange. Also shown are Indian training schools, Indian agencies, state capitals, cities, towns and railroad lines. 24x34 in. $100
115indn: 1876 American Indian Dance: Self Torture. Hand colored engraving from Harper’s Weekly, titled "Indian Sun Dance: Young Bucks Proving their Endurance by Self-Torture." Young Native American men are shown with large hooks pierced through their chests. The hooks are attached to ropes, which are tied to the tops of tall wooden poles. A crowd watches as they dance around the poles, trying to break free. 16x22 in. $120
117indn: 1867 North Dakota Indian War Scene. Hand colored engraving from the Jan. 19, 1867 issue of Harper’s Weekly. Title is "The Massacre of United States Troops by the Sioux and Cheyenne Indians, Near Fort Philip Kearney, Dakotah Territory, December 22nd 1866." US troops are shown being slaughtered by Indians, who are using spears and hatchets to kill their victims. On the right side, one Indian is holding up a scalp. This was clearly an effort by the press to portray the Indians as bloodthirsty savages. 11x16 in. $50
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118indn: 1899 Salute to a Dead Chief in the Far North-West. North American Indians, in passing a burying place, never omit to p0ay respect to the memory of a chief who has gone to the happy hunting-grounds.This hand colored chromolithograph from the August, 1899 edition of The Illustrated London News. size: 11x16 in. $50
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119indn: 1889 Arizona: Moqui Indian Snake Dance. Hand colored engraving from Harper’s Weekly. Shows a group of Moqui Indians dancing with snakes, while others look on. 16x22 in. $120
120indn: 1873 Oregon Modoc Indian War Scene. Hand colored engraving from Harper’s Weekly, titled "The Modocs in their Stronghold." Five Modoc Indians are shown, peering over a rocky ledge with rifles. 11x16 in.
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121indn: 1878 Indians on the Missouri River. Hand colored engraving from Harper’s Weekly, titled ‘Ree Indians Crossing the Missouri River in Bull Boats." Shows a group of Indians paddling their small boats across the river by moonlight. 11x16 in. $60
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122indn: 1890: Indians Leave Reservation Illegally. Hand colored engraving from the Illustrated London News, titled "Excitement Among North American Indians: Interview with Indians Who Have Left their Reserves Without Leave." Shows a group of Indians in traditional dress being questioned by representatives of the United States government. 11x16 in. $60
123indn: 1886 Farny Scene: American Indian War. Hand colored engraving by H.F. Farny, titled "The Prisoner." Shows an American soldier tied to the ground next to an Indian encampment, while an armed sentinel sits nearby. 11x16 in. $60
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124indn: 1896 Remington View: Oklahoma Indians. Hand colored, halftone engraving by Frederick Remington, from Harper’s Weekly. Title is "Paying the Indians for the Cherokee Strip: Scenes Around the Government Paymaster’s Quarters." Temporary booths have been set up by white salespeople, advertising numerous products, services and get-rich-quick schemes. Indians in the area are being accosted in an effort to convince them to spend their newly acquired money. 11x16 in. $80
125indn: 1883 Indians at Standing Rock North Dakota. Hand colored engraving by H.F. Farny, from Harper’s Weekly. Title is "Ration Day at Standing Rock Agency." Many Indians are shown gathered by the agency, waiting to obtain their rations. 11x16 in. $150
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217ca: Excellent copper engraving from 1671, published by Arnoldus Montanus. Amsterdam, battle of California Indians with the Spanish. Includes matting. Print: 5.5x6.5 in. With Mat: 9.5x11 in. $190
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126indn: 1883 Old West: Dance of Crow Indians. Hand colored engraving by H.F. Farny, from Harper’s Weekly. Title is "A Dance of Crow Indians." Shows a group of Indians in traditional dress, dancing in front of a crowd of spectators at night. In the background, a train is passing by. 11x16 in. $50
127indn: 1887 In The Lodges of the Blackfeet Indians. Remington Native American Indian print. size: 11x16 in. $50
128indn: 1873 Modoc Indians at War. This hand colored, wood engraved print is from the May 3, 1873 issue of Harper's Weekly. The print is titled "The Modocs in their Stronghold." It shows a group of Modoc Indians with rifles, lying in wait behind some large rocks. This print is in excellent condition. size: 11x16 in. $60
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129indn: 1873 A buffalo Herd in Sight. This hand colored engraving is from the front page of the March 22,1873 edition of Harper's Weekly. An Indian stands atop a bluff, waving a signal to his tribe the he has spotted a herd size: 11x16 in. $60
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130indn: 1847 "Dance to the Giant". Indians in ceremonial dress dancing around a fire in a tipi, by General Seth Eastman, artist of the American Frontier. Hand colored steel engraving. 9x12 in.
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200indn: Old RARE American Indian View by Seth Eastman. Engraved scene showing Native American Indians scaring birds out of a corn field, drawn by Seth Eastman, the famous mid 19th century artist of the American frontier. Title of the scene is "Guarding the Corn Fields." Eastman shows several Native Americans standing on wooden platforms, beating on tin pans and yelling to scare the birds. This item was printed in 1847, as an illustration to a U.S. government report. 9x12 in. $60
201indn: RARE Antique Modoc Indian War Scene. Hand colored engraving from the August 17, issue of Harper’s Weekly, titled "The Battle of Birch Creek." Shows a scene behind the U.S. Army lines, where dead and wounded soldiers are being cared for. In the distance, a line of cavalry is charging towards the Indians’ stronghold. 11x16 in. $50
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202indn: RARE Antique Remington: Oklahoma Indians. Beautiful, detailed engraving by Frederick Remington, from the April 6, 1889 issue of Harper’s Weekly. Title of the scene is "Cheyenne Scouts Patrolling the Big Timber of the North Canadian, Oklahoma." Shows two Indian scouts on horseback, riding through the woods. This item is in excellent condition. It is a wonderful example of a very rare work by Remington! 16x22 in. $175
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203indn: 1850 Eastman Print: Indians Fishing in Canoe. This hand colored, steel-engraved print was drawn by Captain Seth Eastman of the US Army, during an expedition to the western US wilderness. It was published as an illustration to an 1850 US Government report. The print is titled "Spearing Fish from a Canoe." It shows two Native Americans in a canoe, hunting for fish in a western river. This print is in excellent condition. Size is 9x11 in. $100
204indn: 1850 Eastman Print: Indian Burial Ground. This hand colored, steel-engraved print was drawn by Captain Seth Eastman of the US Army, during an expedition to the western US wilderness. It was published as an illustration to an 1850 US Government report. The print is titled "Indian Burial Ground." It a view of the burial ground from a cross a lake. Four Native Americans in a canoe are rowing in the foreground. This print is in excellent condition. Size is 9x11 in. $100
205indn: 1890 Farny Print: Indian Dance, New Mexico. This hand colored, wood-engraved print was drawn by H.F. Farny, and published in the June 7, 1890 issue of Harper's Weekly. The print is titled "Indian 'Tablet Dance' at Santo Domingo, New Mexico." It shows a group of Native Americans performing the dance, wearing traditional clothing. This print is in excellent condition. Size is 16x22 in. $150
206indn: 1887: Indians, Cowboys in Winter. Hand colored engraving by H.F. Farny, from Harper’s Weekly. Title is "Suspicious Guests." Shows a group of cowboys gathered around a campfire, watching warily as an Indian approaches them. 16x22 in. $150
207indn: 1885: Indian Warfare-The Attack on the Village. This hand colored engraving shows an Indian village being attacked by U.S. Cavalry soldiers. This genuine antique print is from the October, 1885 edition of Harper's Weekly. 11x16 in. $50
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208indn: The opening of the Ute Reservation in Southern Colorado to Settlement. Original Harper's Weekly page showing seven photos os settlers buying claims, boomers etc. Also shows groups of Indians at the post trades and a portrait of Chief Ignacio. Includes article describing the procedure and the Indian reaction. size: 11x15.5 in. $20
209indn: Beautiful hand colored engraving from Frank Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper dated March 15, 1884. Page caption reads, Educating the Indians, - Scenes at the Government Training School at Carlisle, PA. Ten images showing different scenes from the school. size: 11x16 in. $150
210indn: January 18, 1879 issue of Frank Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper. Four hand colored engravings on one page titled, Virginia - Civilizing the Red Men - The Government School for the Education of Indian Youth at Hampton. 11x16 in. $50
211indn: The Recent Outbreak of Indians on the San Carlos Reservation - Incidents of the Campaign in Arizona and New Mexico. Very nice hand colored engraving from the July 9, 1887 issue of Frank Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper. Upper left image titled, On the Trail; lower left titled, An Apache Mountain Lookout Near Horse Springs, N.M. Large image on right captioned, The March Through a Mountain Cañon. 16x11 in. $80
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212indn: Hand colored engraving, from the cover of Gleason's Pictorial dated October 23, 1852. Billy Bowlegs and Chiefs of the Seminole Indians. Shows six indian chiefs on their visit to New York. 15.5x10.5 in. $50
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213indn: Red River Expedition in North America. Two hand colored engravings from the June 4, 1870 issue of The Illustrated London News. Upper image of The Prairie Crees. Lower image titled, Ojibways of Red River. Small tear on lower right side has been archivally repaired. 16x11 in. $60
214indn: Very nice copper engraving published c1790. Upper image captioned, A Man and Woman of the Chipeways to the eastward of the Missisippi in North America. Lower image captioned, A Man and Woman of the Nawdowessies to the westward of the Missisippi in North America. Two small repairs in the left margain, does not disrupt the image. 15x8.5 in.
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215indn: The Car Among the Wigwams: A Novelty in an Indian Camp in Canada. Hand colored half tone from the February 29, 1908 issue of The Illustrated London News. 11x15.5 in. $50
218indn: Sketches from an Indian Reservation. Several hand colored engravings from the January 19, 1889 issue of The Illustrated London News. Images captioned top row from left to right: Semi-Civilized, A Warrior, Moving; Center row from left to right: An Indian Belle, A Cheyenne Chief, Squaw and Papoose. Bottom left: Tepees or Wigwams. Bottom right: Weapons &c. 16x11 in. $60
219indn: Beautiful hand colored steel engraving titled, Striking the Post. Very nice Seth Eastman print published in 1850. 9.5 x 7 in. $80
220indn: Beautiful hand colored steel engraving from 1850. Seth Eastman print titled, Indian Sugar Camp. 9.5 x 7.5 in. $80
221indn: Beautiful hand colored steel engraving showing the Scalp Dance of the Dacotahs. Excellent Seth Eastman print published in 1850. 9 x 7.5 in. $80
222indn: Beautiful hand colored steel engraving from 1850. Seth Eastman's, Skinning the Buffalo. 10.5 x 7 in. $80
223indn: Beautiful hand colored steel engraving from 1850. Indian Burial. Image by Seth Eastman. 7 x 9.5 in. $80
224indn: 1873 "The Rev. Dr. Thomas" and "The Modocs - Murder Of General Canby And The Rev. Dr. Thomas." Two wood engravings with text published in Harper's Weekly on May 3, 1873. 11x16in. $30
225indn: 1873 The Lava Bed Region - General View of Camp And Lake. Wood engraving published in Harper's Weekly, A Journal Of Civilization, on June 14, 1873. Page has an address label stuck to right-hand side. 8x11in. $30
226indn: 1873 Our Indian Allies In The Modoc War - Wood engravings and text published in Harper's Weekly, A Journal Of Civilization, on June 14, 1873 Pictures depict Donald M'Kay, The Lava Bed Region, and A Group of Warm Spring Indians. 11x16in. $30
227indn: 1873 The Modoc War Region - Five wood engravings depicting scenes in the Modoc war region, with text, published in Harper's Weekly on June 14, 1873. 11x16in. $30
228indn: 1873 Funeral Of The Late General Canby - The Body Lying In State - Photographed By Buchtel & Stolte, Portland, Oregon; AND Funeral Of The Late General Canby - Armory Hall Where The Body Lay In State - Photographed By Buchtel & Stolte, Portland, Oregon. Two wood engravings plus text published in Harper's Weekly on May 24, 1873. Small tear in top left-hand corner. 11x16in. $30
229indn: 1873 The Modoc Indians - Two wood engravings depicting Mount Shasta, Siskiyou County, California AND Entrance to Captain Jack's Cave. Published in The Illustrated London News on June 7, 1873. 11x16in. $30
230indn: 1873 Modocs Scalping And Torturing Prisoners AND The Late Captain Evan Thomas AND The Late Lieutenant Albion Howe AND The Modoc War - Soldiers Recovering The Bodies Of The Slain. Wood engravings with text published in Harper's Weekly on May 17, 1873. 16x22in. $35
231indn: 1873 The Modocs - Murder Of General Canby. Wood engraving published in Harper's Weekly on June 28, 1873 depicts a man pointing a pistol at General Canby as the general's hand is outstretched as he tries to stop this occurence, as many other people watch on. 10.5x15in. $30
232indn: 1873 Oregon - The Modoc War - Bringing Back To Camp The U.S. Soldiers In The Ambuscade In The Lava-Beds AND Oregon - An Indian Rendezvous - Cape Horn, On The Columbia River. Wood engravings with text published in Frank Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper on May 17, 1873. 11x16in. $30
233indn: 1873 John Anderson, The Donor Of Penikese Island To Prof. Agassiz AND Oregon - The Modocs Burning Their Dead AND Oregon - The Modoc War - Captain Jack's Followers Intrenched In The Lava-Beds. Wood engravings with text published in Frank Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper on May 10, 1873. 11x16in. $30
234indn: 1873 The Modoc Trial - The Warm Spring Indians - From A Photograph By C.F. Watkins, of San Francisco, California. Large wood engraving with wrap-around text facing other direction, published in Frank Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper on July 26, 1873. Picture depicts a large group of Modoc indians on their horses, all standing in a line. 11x16in. $30
235indn: 1873 The Modoc War - Captain Jack's Cave In The Lava Beds. Wood engraving with text published in Harper's Weekly, A Journal Of Civilization on June 28, 1873. Vol. XVIL - No. 861. 11x16in. $30
236indn: 1873 Modoc Brave Lying In Wait For A Shot AND On The Look-Out For An Attack On A Picket Station AND Modoc Squaws AND Captain Jack's Late Stronghold AND Warm Spring Indians Scouting. Five wood engravings with text, titled "Pictures From The Lava Beds - From Photographs By Muybridge, Furnished By The Courtesy of Bradley & Rulofson, San Francisco," published in Harper's Weekly on June 21, 1873. 11x16in. $30
237indn: View of the 1683 Wm. Penn's Treaty With The Indians. Beautiful chromolithograph by Kurz & Allison - Art Publishers, 76 & 78 Wabash Ave., Chicago. Bottom left of picture reflects the scene as "Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, Autumn 1683." Very colorful scene depicts William Penn and his men discussing their strategies among the indians with their families nearby. 22x28in. $400
238indn: 1887 Around Behring's Straits - Drawn From Photographs By Harry Fenn. Eleven hand colored wood engravings on one page published in Harper's Weekly on February 12, 1887. Each scene captioned as follows: Old Russion Church, S'Michaels; Woman Of Point Barrow; Indian Oomlak, Wood Frame Covered With Walrus Hide; Oomalik Chief, Point-Hope; Fur Seals at St. Paul's Island; Dog sled, Indian Point, Siberia; Indian Summer Rendezvous at Sheshalik Kotzebue Sound; Native Houses, Plover Bay, Siberia, Covered With Walrus Hide; House of Point Hobe, Oomatik; Skin Covered Fishing Canoes; and Natives At Sheshalik Kotzebue Sound. 16x22in. $150
239indn: 1879 Shooting Cattle At Standing Rock Indian Agency - Drawn By W.A. Rogers. Hand colored wood engraving published in Harper's Weekly on February 22, 1879. Scene depicts a group of indians shooting cattle in a pen in the background, and in the foreground, indians tending to their families. 16x22in. $150
240indn: 1887 Uncle Sam's Last Indian War - Sketches With the United States Troops In Southern Arizona And Northern Sonora, Old Mexico. Hand colored wood engraving published in The Graphic, An Illustrated Weekly Newspaper on March 26, 1887. No. 904 - Vol. XXXV. Several scenes on one page depict U.S. Cavalrymen and Apaches in various settings. 11x16in. $50
241indn: 1891 The Ghost Dance of the Sioux Indians in North America. Hand colored wood engraving by Forestier, published in The Illustrated London News on January 3, 1891. Picture depicts a large group of Sious Indians engaged in a ghost dance as the other indians look on. 16x22in. $150
1004indn: c1900 Print: Indians Stalk Antelope. Original Harper's Weekly. (c1900) Stalking Antelope. Color: Black and White. Type: Half Tone. Size: 11x16 in. $24
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