Cherokee Indians -- Medicine.

Pocket notebook without cover(), attributed to Frank Duck. Includes records, medicine, and conjuring formulas written in Cherokee.

Memorandum notebook without cover attributed to George Bolin. Includes records, medicine, and conjuring formulas written in Cherokee.

3 loose sheets excised from a pocket notebook, found in the possession of George Bolin. Includes records, medicine, and conjuring formulas written in Cherokee.

Text written on verso of a H.M. Hutchinson advertisement includes 2 medicine formulas written in pencil.

Hytone writing pad, unknown author. Includes records, medicine, and conjuring formulas written in Cherokee.

Pocket notebook. Includes records, medicine, and conjuring formulas written in Cherokee; with some names and notations in English. Note on verso of back cover states: "this Book is for Jackson Standingdeer."

5 loose writing pad sheets, attributed to John Smith (son of Redbird Smith). Includes records, medicine, and conjuring formulas written in Cherokee.

Matinee Girl writing pad, unknown author iudes records and medicine formulas written in Cherokee.

Cherokee medicine formulary attributed to Uwedasat, also known as John Campbell, a highly regarded Oklahoma medicine man. Dick Still is written in the back.

Bliss Native Herbs pocket notepad (), attributed to Nannie Batt. Includes records, medicine, and conjuring formulas. One page in English, the remaining in Cherokee.