Oklahoma
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002ok: 1889 Six Oklahoma Territory Views. Authentic antique hand-watercolored engravings by Rufus Zogbaum, from original Harper's Weekly published in 1889. Taylor's Springs, near Guthrie; Near the Cimarron; Crossing on the Canadian; A Chase after Boomers; An Oklahoma Well; Mail Relay House. Genuine antique produced in 1889 - NOT a reproduction! (Two small holes in lower margin) 16x11 in. $60
003ok: 1889 Oklahoma. "A Picket Post in the Indian Country." Soldiers on look-out. Harper's Weekly front page. Hand colored wood engraving. 16x11 in. $50
008ok: 1889 Guthrie Oklahoma. Three scenes on one page. Arrival of first train, opening day at the land office, and Guthrie Post Office. Hand colored, Harper's. 11-1/2x16-1/2 in.
011ok: 1902 Oklahoma photo. Indian Territory report from Indian Inspector. "The Home of a Creek Full Blood." 8-1/2x5-1/2 in. $20
013ok: 1905 "Oklahoma Land Grabbers." Exposure of conspiracy to steal millions of acres of land from U.S. Government. Six page article from Harper's. 9x13 in. $30
014ok: 1890 A Beef Issue in the Indain Territory. This double page hand colored engraving is from the January, 1890 edition of Harper's Weekly. It shows Indians slaughtering cattle on the plains. size: 22x16 in. $120
019ok: 1915 Oklahoma Map. Printed in litho color by Rand McNally. Lists principal cities, population, etc. 11x14 in. $30
020ok: 1913 Map of Oklahoma. Attractively hand colored old map. Shows cities, main roads. 15x11 in. $50
021ok: 1935 Rand McNally Oklahoma Map. Color litho map, indicates populations, railroads. 27x21 in. $60
100ok: May 1933 University of Tulsa Bulletin. Twenty-one page bulletin, with lots of photos of the campus and students at Tulsa. This is basically a promotional item, with the goal of convincing prospective students to attend. 8x11 in. $40
101ok: 1896 Remington View: Oklahoma Indians. 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. $90
105ok: Unusual Half tone print showing the Oklahoma Territorial Normal School at Alva. Published in 1895. 9 x 8 in. $20
106ok: 1901 Cherokee Female Academy, Tahlequah half tone view by U.S. Government. 9 x 8 in. $20
107ok: 1900 Oklahoma Land Rush an important historical print. Several hand colored scenes on one page. 11 x 16 in. $60
108ok: 1889 Oklahoma Sketches - drawn by R.F. Zogbaum Six excellent hand colored views includes crossing the Canadian River, 5th Cavalry near Guthrie, the "Boomers". 16 x 11 in. $60
109ok: 1920 Oklahoma view of the business section in Tulsa. 10 x 7 in. $20
110ok: 1901 Oklahoma Land Appraising party view from U.S. 9 X 8 in. $20
111ok: 1876 Red Cloud Agency Fort Sill. Four colored views of the Indian Question published in Harper's Weekly. 11 x 16 in. $60
112ok: 1875 Indian Territory views several hand colored views on one page. 11 x 16 in. $50