Box 1

A man identified as Jack Battise wears a red shirt and a feather headdress and holds a drum.

A group of unidentified people in traditional dress stand outside in a clearing surrounded by a palisade. A man wearing a red shirt and a feather headdress sits behind a large, round drum.

Five unidentified men and boys stand outside. The man in the center wears a war bonnet.

A group of unidentified people sitting in the bed of a pickup.

A unidentified woman in traditional dress stands in a forest.

One color lithographic print of a man seated on a horse.

"1884 Comancher-Indianer 24." printed across bottom.

"Lith. Anst v A Gatternigcht, Stuttgart" printed bottom, center.

"3.20" written in pencil bottom, right.

Lithographic print of four people in a canoe.

Printed on recto, bottom: "Indian Canadians Shooting Wild Fowl."

Lithographic print of three women making bread around fire pits.

Printed on recto, top: "Mexican method of making Bread."

Printed on recto, top right: "Pl.XXIII."

Printed on recto, bottom center: "Engraved by Lawson. Printed by F. Brown."

Lithographs of a headdress and necklace excised from unidentified source ascribed to George Catlin.

Printed on recto: "Gus-to-weh or Head Dress. Ga-de-us-ha or Necklace."

Printed on recto, top right: "Pl. 3."

Written in pencil on verso: "p. 142"

A Jenkins-Eberstadt acquisition.

Lithograph of a legging excised from unidentified source ascribed to George Catlin.

Printed on recto: "Gise-Ha or Female Leggin (sic)."

Printed on recto, top right: "Pl. 4."

Written on verso in pencil: "p 161."

A Jenkins-Eberstadt acquisition.