8 stereoviews on cardstock mounts, including 3 examples with applied paper labels on verso with title and imprint of Hamilton & Hoyt, Sioux City, Iowa. Subjects include: Big Head and Bears Rib, Sioux Chiefs. Both chiefs were members of the Delegation of 1872. -- Pipe Dance, Omaha Indians. -- Indian Dirt Lodge.

Additional views include: No Flesh, Sioux Chief, uncredited. -- Bear Skin and Walk in the Evening, Winnebago Warriors, uncredited but attributed to various photographers including Hamilton & Hoyt. -- Possibly Left Hand, Yankton, or Chief Iron Nation, Lower Brule, uncredited but attributed to Hamilton & Hoyt. -- Mon-choo-he, Omaha, as identified on verso, uncredited. -- Unidentified Omaha Indian seated on a log, imprint of Verlag v. S.P. Christmann, Berlin.

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. Two accompanied by typed labels furnished by Native American collector and historian Dennis Lessard.