Mueller ~ Schmidtmann Western Americana BONANZA

Ornamental breast plate made of 26 tokens from Fort Robinson. Two five cent tokens, eighteen dimes, two quarters, and four dollars. Of the rare L.D.

This photo is part of the American Series of stereocards. No photographer noted. The caption beneath the photo says, “The Omaha Indians, Nebraska, U.S

A unique cutout eagle design makes this piece remarkable.

This wool rug measures 36 x 61". Black or dark brown border stripe with red inner stripe, zigzagged along the sides. White ground with brown cent

This wool rug measures 30 x 48". Black border with turquoise and natural bands added at each end. All over pattern of diamonds in colors of natur

Wool rug that measures 37 x 66”. Dark brown/ black and white stripe border. Center is gray with two sided elongated diamonds outlined in black/white/r

Traditional wool rug with black/white stripes form border with grey/light brown background in center. Black/red/white elongated stepped diamonds in ce

Wool. Traditional black or dark brown border with a double border of red. Natural (white) background in body has two columns of four elongated diamond

This wool rug measures 48 x 72”. Dark brown border with serrate or saw tooth design on inner edges of long sides. Natural (white) band surrounds the g

#86 in the Stereo-Travel Co. series of American Indians is titled, "Coming down stairs, Acoma, N.M." The picture shows a man seated half-way

The photo shows a 4-shelf display of pottery and figurines, with a sign at center reading “Indian Pottery.” There is also a barely legible caption say

The photo shows a large polychrome bowl an some smaller animal effigy pots displayed on a patterned cloth. The caption reads: Pottery of the Pueblo In

H. Chavez was the proprietor of the Tango Saloon. Spain established a presidio in Albuquerque in 1706, on the Rio Grande River.

A well-documented photo from the Expedition of 1874, 1st Lieut. Geo. M. Wheeler, of the Corps of Engineers Commanding. The picture is of Pah-ge, a Ute

Measures 104" x 54". Black and red on a grey field with April 1916 Joseph Hertzsteine Clayton New Mexico in red lettering. H insignia within

Lot of 2 photographs, a Sierra Grande, Sierra Bella, Sierra Apache Mining Companies check, and 2 copies of informative articles on the Lake Valley min

View of a town with a train passing through it from right to left. The photo measures 7 x 5", with a 1/8" white border, and is mounted on 9

Measures 53" x 32". Natural dyes condition average. Light stains, with border stitching rough and need of repair.

Measures 10 1/8 x 7 1/4". Organized in New York. Entitles George W. Hodges to Five Hundred shares. Signed by W. L. Raymond as secretary and M. Ra

Titled, "The Indian Pueblo of Cochiti and Vicinity (series), Cave dwellings in Rito de los Frijoles, No. 121." Photo by W. Henry Brown (1844