Studio Portrait of Unknown Man. Possibly tintype photograph.

Folder 37

Inscribed, "Copyright 1898 F.A. Rinehart, Omaha" lower left corner on recto; Inscribed, "Swift Dog Sioux" lower center on recto; Inscribed, "No 867" lower right corner on recto

Black and white portrait photograph of Ta-ho, Apache Chief. Wearing cavalry hat with plumes, military dress of high-ranking officer, large cross at neck, blanket at waist, and holding tomahawk in left hand at waist. Folder 4

Inscribed in graphite, "Ta=Ho Apache Chief Claims to be the man who discovered the gold of Colorado and told the whites of it" in upper center on verso

Folder 17

Inscribed, "Called John M Gilroy. Mixed Blood. A brother-in-law of (illegible), a famous chief of the last generation, and stood by him during their struggles with a flight from the rebel Creeks. So at the present time the second leading spirit of the loyal Creeks. Age about 30. - Jackson (illegible)" on verso

Folder 2

Inscribed, "Tall Chief, Kickapoo" on verso

Folder 23

Inscribed, "Called Thomas Perryman. First organizer of the loyal Creeks that came north during the rebellion. Was concillor of (illegible) and a steadfast adhearant to the treaties made with the Government. Age, about 40. -Jackson (illegible). 1877" on verso

Folder 31

Inscribed, "Tatanka Ptieela (Short Bull)" upper left corner on recto; Inscribed, "1059 Copyright 1900 by Heyn Photo Omaha" lower right corner on recto

Black and white portrait photograph of Tawacanie. Seated in studio setting looking to proper left with cropped hair, wearing neckerchief and Anglo-style suit. Folder 5

Inscribed, ""Dept. of the Interior, U.S. Geological Suvey of the Territories. Prof. F. Y. Hayden, in charge." under image on recto

2 copies of this photograph exist in the Gilcrease Photography Collection Folder 23

Folder 3