[LATE INDIAN WARS]. [MCKAY, William, photog., attrib.]. 2 photographs of US soldiers near barracks.

Possibly taken at Fort Omaha, ca 1890s. 7 x 9 in. photographs on 10 x 12 in. cardstock mounts (toning to prints and mounts, some edge wear to prints incl. few short tears and chips, staining and corner/edge wear to mounts).

Includes: Photograph of soldiers posed in front of barracks. -- Photograph of soldiers posed behind rifle "tripods" with fixed bayonets and in front of barracks.

These photographs were originally acquired together with photographs credited to William McKay, suggesting that he may have also produced these images.

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[LATE INDIAN WARS]. [MCKAY, William, photog., attrib.]. 2 photographs of US soldiers near barracks.

This lot is located in Cincinnati.

American Historical Ephemera & Photography

[LATE INDIAN WARS]. [MCKAY, William, photog., attrib.]. 2 photographs of US soldiers near barracks.

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