Indians of the Territory
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A chromolithographed sheet titled Indians of the Territory, lithographed by T. Sinclair & Son in 1875. It arranges oval and framed portrait medallions of named Native American men around a central pink banner and a small scene of a log building, within an elaborate gilt scrollwork border with red drapery at the corners. The printed names and the publication line identify the sitters and publisher.
