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002ok: 1889 Six Oklahoma Territory Views. Authentic 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. $50
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
005ok: 1876 Oklahoma "Indian Question." Indians at Fort Sill. Distribution of goods from Red Cloud Agency. Four hand colored engravings on one page, from Harper's. 16x11 in. $60
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
012ok: 1902 Oklahoma Football. Black and white photo engraving print of Indian Territory team. Champion team from Eufaula High School. 9x5-1/2 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
015ok: 1884 United States Map. Oklahoma named "Indian Territory." Indian Tribal regions indicated throughout country. Hand colored authentic antique map by Mitchell. 22-1/2x15-1/2 in. $80
016ok: 1859 United States Map. Oklahoma listed as "Indian Territory." Oklahoma panhandle listed as "Public Lands." Attractive antique map in original color, by Bartholomew. 24x17 in. $80
018ok: 1911 Map of Oklahoma. Original color lithographic map by Rand McNally. Counties and principal cities clearly marked. Lists 20 railroads. 27x20 in. $80
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. $30
021ok: 1935 Rand McNally Oklahoma Map. Color litho map, indicates populations, railroads. 27x21 in. $60
022ok: c.1880 Oklahoma Civil War Map. Composite map published after the war from official records of Union and Confederate Armies, shows "Indian Territory" (Oklahoma) and adjacent Missouri and Arkansas. 28x19 in. $80
025ok: 1876 Gray's Map of the United States. Attractive lightly hand tinted antique map. Oklahoma named "Indian Territory." Dakota not yet divided. 26x17 in. $100
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.
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102ok: 1890 Census Photos of Oklahoma Indians. Three black and white photos of Native Americans in Oklahoma, from the 1890 report of the US Census Bureau. 8x11 in. $25
103ok: Rare Oklahoma/Indian Territory lithograph. "No Room for Settlers in the Indian Territory" How Captain Payne, The Oklahoma Invader, was invited out by Uncle Sam's Soldiers. Shows soldier pulling Payne by his ear back to Missouri. This color litho was the cover of a periodical called The Hornet, a weekly illustrated paper of literature, humor, news and miscellany - published in St. Louis, Missouri. 10x15.5 in. $100
104ok: A true RARE FIND! From Colton's 1867 Atlas this is a map of Indian Territory - what we now know as Oklahoma. It is beautifully hand colored with each of the Indian Nations a different pastel color. Tribes listed are : Cheyennes, Arrapahoes, Kiowas, Commanchee, Apaches, Chickasaws, Choctaw, Creek, Seminoles. A beautiful engraved border surrounds the map. 14x17.5 in. $300
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
113ok: 1910 Oklahoma Cram map printed in color. Attractive map with inset of Panhandle area. 12 x 15 in. $30
114ok: 1897 Oklahoma map attractive color map by Century. Indian territory is depicted throughout the Western half of the state. 17 x 12 1/2 in. $40
115ok: 1912 Oklahoma map by Rand McNally in color. Large map lists over two dozen railroads throughout the state. 28 1/2 x 20 1/2 in. $80
116ok: 1901 Indian Territory Chickasaw Nation Map. Large colored map by U.S. Geological Survey shows the Chickasaw area in great detail from the Canadian River to the Red River. Map also classifies land therin via Agricultural, Mountain or Rocky. 31 1/2 x 35 in. $100
117ok: 1904 Choctaw Nation Indian Territory map. This unique map is very large in scale and shows the areas of the Canadian River to the Red River. Very detailed. 34 x 39 in. $100
118ok: 1891 Picture of United State Military Expelling Boomers From the Strip and the Invasion of the Cherokee Strip, A Disputed Claim. Hand colored engraved images titled, "United State Military Expelling Boomers From the Strip and the Invasion of the Cherokee Strip.-A Disputed Claim," drawn by Dan Smith and J. Becker from Frank Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper. Shows scene of the U.S. Military Expelling Boomers from the Cherokee Strip and three men disputing. 11 x 16in. $100
119ok: 1889 Picture of the U.S. Scouts turning back invaders. Hand colored engraved images titled, "Indian Territory.-The Oklahoma Boomers-United States Scouts Turning Back Invaders," drawn by James Ingram from Frank Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper. Shows scene of U.S. Scouts turning back invaders. 11 x 16in. $80