Series I-No. I

Navajo Weaver, Mrs. Burnside, Wife of Silversmith

Lost in a Snowstorm -- We Are Friends

The Broncho Buster

Christmas Dinner for the Men on the Trail

Peaches in Bowl and Wafers

American, Mexican, and French Pioneer Types

Woodland Glade

Catlin the Celebrated Indian Traveller and Artist

Old Mill by Moonlight

[Views of Cripple Creek fire of 1896]

Chief He-Hu-Te-Dan (Little Short Horn) (Sisseton) in partial Native dress, wearing feather in hair, blanket, and holding cane

Black Beaver

Bird Head or Waj-in-ga-ba

Portrait (Front) of Ma-To-Chu-Tu-Hu or Ma-To-Chu-Ayuk-Sah or Mato Cutuhu (Bear's Rib) in Partial Native Dress with Peace Medal and Headdress and Holding Pipe, Pipe-tomahawk and Bag

Red Legs or Hu sa-sa

Standing Buffalo or Tatanka nazin

White Eagle or Hde-Da-Ska, Also Called Scares The Bears

Old Man Afraid of his Horses and His Chiefs

Red Ensign or Wa-pa-ha-sa