six 7 1/4 x 5 1/4 in. albumen photographs on 14 x 10 3/4 in. cream-colored mounts, unmarked but originally taken in Washington, DC, by Antonio Zeno Shindler. The sitters are misidentified in ink below each portrait.

Includes the following portraits taken in 1867: Ma-za-o-ya-ti, "Iron Nation," a Brule Chief. -- Ta-ta-ka-wa-kan, "Sacred Bull," a Brule chief. -- Pte-wa-kan-na-gi, "The Medicine Cow," a Yankton Sioux chief. -- To-kan-was-te, "The Pretty Rock," son of a Yankton Sioux chief. -- Ma-to-ho-kan-tan-ke, "The Bear with the Big Voice," a Two-Kettle Sioux chief. -- Se-tan-si-tan, "Yellow Hawk," a Sans Arc chief.

(See Native American Photography at the Smithsonian: The Shindler Catalogue, Paula Richardson Fleming, 2003)