First of all, this page features period photographs of famous Native American Indians. Most importantly, the definition of a period photograph is a photograph which the photographer snaps during the time period of the photo. In other words, these are not reprints or prints that are of a later time period.
Albeit, not directly relating to Tucson, some of these personalities are from the Western United States.
To begin with, here is Asa-to-Yet or “Grey Leggins” Commanche Chief Copyright 1901 by Pioneer Roll Paper Co. Secondly, here is Tah Ha or “Medicine Man” Apache Copyright 1901 by Pioneer Roll Paper Co. Thirdly, here is Go-Lo-Sis Son of Satanta Kiowa Brave Copyright 1901 by Pioneer Roll Paper Co. Fourthly, here is Ter-her-yah-to-sop or “White Horse” Kiowa Chief Copyright 1901 by Pioneer Roll Paper Co. Fifthly, here is Ton-on-co or “Kicking Bird” Principal chief of the Kiowas Copyright 1901 by Pioneer Roll Paper Co. Also, here is Co-U-Wa or “Turtle Dove” Copyright 1901 by Pioneer Roll Paper Co. In addition, here is Mow-a-way or Hand Shaker Commanche Chief Copyright 1901 by Pioneer Roll Paper Co. Also, here is Her YahQuolp or “Horseback” Cammanche Chief Copyright 1902 by Pioneer Roll Paper Co.Lastly, here is At-a-Watz-na-ca-ma-ran-et-at – “The man who is no afraid” Copyright 1901 by Pioneer Roll Paper Co. Finally, here is Pioneer Roll Paper Co. Letterhead. Consequently, we locate this document on the internet.
Most notably, please click on any image for a MAGNIFIED VIEW. HOPE YOU ENJOYED THE SHOW!
