Box 1

Color litograph of Red Jacket.

Color lithograph of Tecumseh.

Artist's engraving depicting the chapel.

Printed bottom, left: "C. Dickinson, Del.

Printed bottom, left: "…ith At C. Currier's 33 Spruce St. N.Y."

Printed across bottom, center: "Missionary Stone Chapel at We…odge, Choctaw Nation."

Written in pencil, bottom right: "Rare. 5b"

Written in pencil on verson, top right: "Missionary Stone Chapel - Wheelock Choctaw Nation"

Color litograph of Cunne Shote, Cherokee Chief.

Printed on recto, bottom center: "Habit of Cunne Shote a Cherokee Chief."

Printed on recto, bottom center: "Cunne Shote Chief des Chiroquois."

Color litograph of Ledagie, a Creek Chief.

A building an A-frame building with two wings on the sides, identified as the Museum Building on the Alabama-Coushatta Reservation in Texas. Trees in the front left.

A woman in traditional dress identified as Leona Sylstine stands in front of glass display cases.

A man identified as Bronson Cooper Sylestine, 1879–1969, wearing red with a feather headress and a large metal gorget.

Six women in traditional dress stand or sit in front of a teepee. Four women stand in the back, two sit in the front.

A man identified as Jack Battise wearing red and a feather headdress stands on the left of the entrance to a open area surrounded by a wooden palisade. A woman idnetified as Leona Sylestine, 1934-2011, in traditional dress stands on the right of the entrance.