American Historical Ephemera and Photography

6 3/4 x 4 5/8 in. mounted silver gelatin photograph on larger cardstock mount (toning, some soiling and wear to print; mount with some residue and pin holes). In the image, a pair of white men wearing suits and hats stand among a group of Native women and children working on pottery outside of a pueblo. -- 6 1/2 x 4 3/4 in. mounted silver gelatin photograph on larger cardstock mount (some toning and soiling/spotting to print; mount with soiling and wear). A Native American family poses, sitting and standing, outside of a log cabin. Captioned in the negative, "Indian Log Cabin." -- 7 1/2 x 9 3/8 in. mounted silver gelatin photograph on slightly larger cardstock mount, trimmed (significant toning, soiling, wear to print; mount with significant soiling and trimming along edges). A Native American man looks into the distance with his hand blocking the sun from his eyes, on horseback. Verso with pencil and ink inscriptions identifying the subject as Chief Wolf, of the Palouse Indians who fought Sherman. -- 8 x 10 in. unmounted silver gelatin photograph featuring a male and female Native American, each dressed in traditional garb and mounted on horseback (toning, soiling, wear). Verso pencil inscription identifies the pair as, "Chief No-Shirt & His Squaw, Thunder." Stamps also on verso identify the print to Lee Moorhouse, Pendleton, Oregon. -- And 6 others, including a reproduction of an illustration of a battle. Conditions vary. -- Together, 10 images.