8 stereoviews on cardstock mounts, including 4 examples with applied paper labels on verso with title and imprint of J.H. Hamilton or Hamilton & Hoyt, Sioux City, Iowa. Subjects include: Spotted Tails Son and Family. -- Red Dog, Sioux Chief. -- Sioux Chiefs. -- One Lost Medicine, Black Bull and Good Hawk, Sioux Indians.

Additional views include: Do-Me-Na, Daughter of Spotted Tail, as identified on verso, uncredited but attributed to J.H. Hamilton. -- No Flesh, Sioux Chief, as identified on verso, uncredited but attributed to J.H. Hamilton. -- Omaha Indian posed with furs, uncredited. -- Unidentified Native subject seated on a log, uncredited.

Together, 8 stereoviews, including scarcely encountered images taken by Hamilton & Hoyt, who operated studios in Sioux Falls, Dakota Territory and Sioux City, Iowa, during the 1870s. Some accompanied by typed labels furnished by Native American collector and historian Dennis Lessard.