Includes:

Noted Sioux Indian Chiefs, as titled in negative, with imprint on right and left margins of recto, "S&L XLNT Series / American Views" (light soiling; some edge and corner wear to mount). A period copy of an image originally taken by F.J. Haynes' Fargo, DT. The subjects include from left to right: Gall, Crawler, Crow King, Running Antelope, and Rain-In-The-Face, taken at Fort Yates on the Standing Rock Reservation, Dakota, in the summer of 1881. Note that Rain-In-The-Face is holding a cabinet card, perhaps his own likeness, previously taken by Haynes.

[With:] Home Life of Sac & Fox with sleeping Papoose. Underwood & Underwood (toning, soiling, edge and corner wear). -- Indians Talking to a Cowboy in Sign Language. Keystone View Co. -- Blackfeet Indians Preparing for Medicine Lodge Ceremony. Keystone View Co. -- Chief Two Guns White Calf and companions in Medicine Lodge Ceremony. Keystone View Co. -- The Kachina Dance to the Rain God, Hopi Indian Village, Shonghopovi, Arizona. Underwood & Underwood (toning). -- Chippewa Wigwam. From "American and Foreign Views" series sold by Canvassers (some toning to print).

Together, 7 stereoviews of Native American subjects.