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Title: No. 409 Mazaicasuanin and his wife, Anpaohdinajin
Date: 1899
Photographer: Ingersoll, Truman Ward

Title: Group of Black Foot Braves in Full Feather
Date: 1898
Photographer: Ingersoll, Truman Ward

Title: Hooked But Not Netted
Date: 1900 (approximate)

Title: 475. Sioux Indian Rider Making Good Medicine Before the Race.

Title: Fort Marion National Monument, Aerial View, St. Augustine, Florida. The oldest city in the United States.
Date: 1942 (approximate)

Title: Old Texas Cowhand's Home
Date: 1940 (approximate)
Creator: Colourpicture

Title: 493. Jake Nahnami, Old Sioux Chief, (Walking Stones) and Jukawcauhdisca.
Photographer: Ingersoll, Truman Ward

Title: Decoys All Out and Ready for Business
Date: 1900 (approximate)

Title: Jake Nahnami. Old Sioux Chief (Walking Stones) and Jukawcauh Disca
Date: 1900 (approximate)

Title: Great map of the west
Date: 1966 (approximate)
Photographer: Cobb, Dick

Title: 443. Passing the Peace Pipe Around the Council.
Date: 1899
Photographer: Ingersoll, Truman Ward

Title: Indian Police (Government Reservation)
Date: 1940 (approximate)
Photographer: Selige, Adolph

Title: Time Out to Roll His Own
Date: 1940 (approximate)
Creator: McCormick Company Photographers

Title: Jennie, Our Pet Pack Mule
Date: 1900 (approximate)

Title: Chippewa Squaws Braiding Rush Mats
Date: 1900 (approximate)

Title: Scene from the Great American Play 'The Virginian.' Dramatized from Owen Wister's Novel. Management of the Kirke La Shelle Company
Date: 1905
Photographer: Carter & Gut Publishing

Title: Bulldogging a Hereford Steer in West Texas
Date: 1940 (approximate)
Creator: McCormick Company Photographers

Title: Camp Life and Camp Fare
Date: 1900 (approximate)

Title: [Roping and branding in the corral]
Date: 1911
Photographer: Morris, Charles E.

Title: 54. Ghost Dance of Crow Indians.
Photographer: World Wide View Company

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