PRINTED & MANUSCRIPT AMERICANA

1: (ALASKA.) William Healey Dall. An extremely detailed letter from the Alaskan wilderness in the year of the Alaska Purchase.

2: (AMERICAN INDIANS.) John Raphael Smith, engraver; after Wright. The Widow of an Indian Chief Watching the Arms of Her Deceas'd Husband

3: (AMERICAN INDIANS.) William Webb. Letter describing the Creek War of 1836.

4: (AMERICAN INDIANS.) George Jones. The History of Ancient America . . . Proving the Identity of the Aborigines with the Tyrians

5: (AMERICAN INDIANS.) Thomas McKenney and James Hall. History of the Indian Tribes of North America.

6: (AMERICAN INDIANS.) Samuel George Morton. Crania Americana; or, A Comparative View of the Skulls of Various Aboriginal Nations

7: (AMERICAN INDIANS.) William A. Phillips. Defense of the Cherokee Nation's right to sell land in Kansas.

8: (AMERICAN INDIANS.) John Ross. Message of the Principal Chief to the National Committee and Council.

9: (AMERICAN INDIANS.) Papers of Joshua Ross, a Muskogee merchant and prominent Cherokee.

10: (AMERICAN INDIANS.) John P. Williamson, compiler. An English-Dakota School Dictionary. Wasicun Qa Dakota Ieska Wowapi.

11: (AMERICAN INDIANS--PHOTOGRAPHS.) David F. Barry. Group of 5 photographs including Sitting Bull at the dedication of Standing Rock.

12: (AMERICAN INDIANS--PHOTOGRAPHS.) Edward S. Curtis. Unpublished cyanotype of five men in a Piegan lodge.

13: (AMERICAN INDIANS--PHOTOGRAPHS.) Camillus S. Fly, photographer. The Captive White Boy, Santiago McKinn.

14: (AMERICAN INDIANS--PHOTOGRAPHS.) Camillus S. Fly, photographer. Geronimo and Natches Mounted.

15: (AMERICAN INDIANS--PHOTOGRAPHS.) [Alexander Gardner.] Cabinet card portrait of Thrach-Tche, or True Eagle, Missouria.

16: (AMERICAN INDIANS--PHOTOGRAPHS.) De Lancey Gill, photographer. Portrait of the Oglala leader White Mountain.

17: (AMERICAN INDIANS--PHOTOGRAPHS.) John C. Grabill, photographer. A Pretty Group at an Indian Tent.

18: (AMERICAN INDIANS--PHOTOGRAPHS.) Harold Kellogg. Buffalo dancers and others at San Ildefonso Pueblo in New Mexico.

19: (AMERICAN INDIANS--PHOTOGRAPHS.) Lenny & Sawyers, photographers Pair of boudoir cards of Kiowa women.

20: (AMERICAN INDIANS--PHOTOGRAPHS.) [George E. Trager]. Pair of promenade cards of the Ghost Dance at Pine Ridge.