Box 1

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

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

Printed on recto, top right: "Pl. 8."

Written on verso in pencil: "p 208."

A Jenkins-Eberstadt acquisition.

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

Printed on recto: "Ga-Geh-Ta, or Belt."

Printed on recto, top right: "Pl. 9."

Written on verso in pencil: "p 150."

A Jenkins-Eberstadt acquisition.

Three lithographic prints of decorated bands excised from unidentified source ascribed to George Catlin.

Printed on recto: " Ga-Geh-Ta, Yen-Che-No-Hos-Ta-Ta. or Knee Band. Yen-Nis-Ho-Qua-Hos-Ta. or Wrist Band. Ga-Geh-Ta, Teu-Nis-Ha-Hos-Ta. or Arm Band."

Printed on recto, top right: "Pl. 10."

Written on verso in pencil: "p 208."

A Jenkins-Eberstadt acquisition.

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

Printed on recto: "Ya-Wa-O-Da-Qua or Needle Book."

Printed on recto, top right: "Pl. 12."

Written on verso in pencil: "p 243."

A Jenkins-Eberstadt acquisition.

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

Printed on recto: " Ga-Ka or Breech Cloth."

Printed on recto, top right: "Pl. 15."

Written on verso in pencil: "p 144."

A Jenkins-Eberstadt acquisition.

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

Printed on recto: "Ga-On-Seh, or Baby Frame."

Printed on recto, top right: "Pl. 16."

Written on verso in pencil: "p 232."

A Jenkins-Eberstadt acquisition.

Lithograph of two pipes excised from unidentified source ascribed to George Catlin.

Printed on recto: "Ah-So-Qua-Ta. Pipes."

Printed on recto, top right: "Pl. 17."

Written on verso in pencil: "p 433."

A Jenkins-Eberstadt acquisition.

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

Printed on recto: "Ah-Ta-Qua-O-Weh, or Moccason (sic). For Male."

Printed on recto, top right: "Pl. 1."

Written on verso in pencil: "p 400."

A Jenkins-Eberstadt acquisition.

Black and white lithographic print of Osceola, Seminole chief, 1804-1838.

Printed on recto, bottom: "Osceola. A Seminole War Chief of the Tribe of the Mikasaukies."