American Historical Ephemera & Photography

2 real photo postcards of Geronimo, including: Geronimo Carving Buffalo Meat for His Indians. Kansas City: Martin Post Card Company, 1909. -- Geronimo the Greatest Indian Chief as US Prisoner. Kansas City: Martin Post Card Company, 1909 (each with light edge and corner wear).

[With:] 5 real photo postcards, including the titles: “Three Generations of The Red Cloud Family,” O’Neill Photo Co. -- “Chief Spotted Tail.” O’Neill Photo Co. [misspelled on card]. -- “Chief American Horse.” -- Sitting Hawk and Wife. -- Unidentified Crow Woman.     

[Also with:] 7 photographs/postcards of subjects identified as Omaha Indians, including: 7 x 5 in. albumen photograph with linen backing showing two men in feather headdresses, one man with eagle fan and one in beaded loincloth with an Anglo man in a suit standing between them (toning, corner and edge wear, including some loss to corners). -- Real photo postcard “Three Generations of Omaha Indians, Mrs. Henry Wood, Daughters and Grandchild,” written in the negative, “Family Group Omaha Credit W. W. Small, Decatur, Neb.” typed on the verso. -- Real photo postcard of a young boy in a cap “ Master David Tyndall, “Little Woodtick” written in the negative (horizontal crease in image). -- Real photo postcard by Kozy Studio, Omaha featuring a portrait of a woman holding a shawl identified as Mrs. Dan Rice on the verso. -- 3 real photo postcards, one of a formal standing portrait of a woman,  one of a couple in front of a porch, and one of a woman in front of a clapboard house.  

Together, 14 photographs, condition generally good unless otherwise noted.