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"Bogus Charley"
Albumen print. Half length portrait of captured Modoc man known as Bogus Charley, wearing a light colored shirt and scarf tied around his neck.
"Boston Charley."
Albumen print. Half length portrait of captured Modoc man known as Boston Charley. He wears a light colored shirt and jacket.
"Breaking up camp."
Stereograph. Image of a Ute family seen gathered near a partially dismantled tipi. A boy is seen at far right holding a rifle.
"Burgess and Boston Charley"
Albumen print. Portrait of Boston Charley standing with John C. Burgess of Yreka, California. Charley holds a rifle in his hands.
"Cappolas, capturer of 'Captain Jack' of the Modocs."
Albumen print. Full length portrait of Modoc chief Cappolas (Capolis), wearing a buckskin top and pants adorned with feathers and furs. He holds a bow and arrow in his proper right hand.
"Cappolas, capturer of 'Captain Jack' of the Modocs"
Albumen print. Full length portrait of reclining Modoc chief Cappolas (Capolis), wearing a buckskin top and pants adorned with feathers and furs. He holds a bow and arrow in his proper right hand.
"Capt. Jack" (Kintpuash)
Albumen print. Half length portrait of Modoc man Capt. Jack (Kintpuash) wearing a striped cotton shirt.
"Curly-Headed Doctor" (i.e., Curley Headed Doctor)
Albumen prints. Oval half-length portrait of Modoc man Curley Headed Doctor wearing a cotton button-down shirt.
"Domestic scene"
Photographed by Jack Hillers for the US Topographical and Geological Survey of the Colorado Valley, 1874. Image of a family of Kai-Vav-It Indians gathered under a cedar tree. One woman holds up her baby who is strapped to a cradleboard.
"Donald McKay, chief of the Warm Spring Indians"
Cabinet size albumen print. Full length portrait of Donald McKay, a Warm Spring man. He wears a plaid shirt, a striped blanket wrapped over his shoulders and feathers in his headband.
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Group portrait of five men
Albumen print, Group portrait of five Native American men in western dress, three seated, and two of the men wearing medals around their necks.