Doyle New York: Rare Books, Autographs and Maps, 9117, New York

Two cabinet cards of major general Wesley Merritt

[ARMY MEDICAL MUSEUM PHOTOGRAPH] Surgeon General's Office

An early portrait of Custer at West Point, including a slip with his bold signature

A rare signed carte de visite of General Custer by Mathew Brady

Two-page letter signed by General Custer

A group of three carte de visites of General Custer

[AMERICAN INDIAN WARS] A group of nine photographs depicting Cheyenne scouts in South Dakota and Montana after Wounded Knee. 1889-1891

[AMERICAN INDIAN WARS] A remarkable album of drawings, newspaper clippings, and ephemera belonging to an officer and published artist during the American Indian Wars

[NATIVE AMERICANS] Two cabinet cards of Indian scouts at Fort Custer

[AMERICAN OUTLAWS] Five interesting carte de visite of outlaws and others from the 1876 Northfield Bank Raid

[AMERICAN OUTLAWS] A famous postmortem image of Jesse James

[AMERICAN OUTLAWS] A Jesse James carte de visite and Frank James cabinet card

[AMERICAN OUTLAWS] A cabinet card of famous James-Younger outlaw Cole Younger

[AMERICAN OUTLAWS] A pair of postmortem cabinets cards of two Dalton Gang brothers "Grat" and Bob

Cabinet card depicting the four dead members of the Dalton Gang and the final bank they attempted to rob

[THE WILD WEST] A tintype of William "Wild Bill" Hickok

Executed Warrant for Arrest

Pat Garrett's album of retained correspondence while Collector of Customs at El Paso, Texas, 1902-1905

Autograph letter signed to Robert J. Walker

[CHEROKEE PRINTING] Three separately issued portions of the Bible in Cherokee

[CHEROKEE NATION] Retained draft of a letter in Cherokee Chief John Ross's hand, unsigned

[NATIVE AMERICANS] Treaty between the United States and the Kiowa, Comanche, and Apache Tribes of Indians

[NATIVE AMERICAN] Sixth plate ambrotype of Southern Cheyenne Chief War Bonnet

[NATIVE AMERICAN STEREOVIEWS] An attractive collection of 24 Sioux, Pawnee, Omaha and Winnebago stereoviews

[NATIVE AMERICANS] Three appealing photographs of Native Americans, comprising a carte de visite of Sioux Chief Little Crow, a cabinet card of a Comanche Chief, and a portrait of a tribe at Fort Simcoe