P.100.3100: Man standing with horse

P.100.3101: “Capt. Chas. Lyon Berg and Bill King.” Signed note on back to LAH: “Bill King is a Cherokee Indian, who was my guide in the Indian Territory (now Oklahoma). He is a splendid shot and one of the best spearsman I ever saw. Berg.”

P.100.3102: “1941 Albert Magpie, Oldman Grey, Mr. Smith, Rufus Wallowing, Ashland, Mont.”

P.100.3103: “C-Horse Camp [Sand Creek]” Back of photo notes: “Log corrals filled with horses at Comstock Horse Ranch. Cabin with sod roof in back. Buckboard, horses, and three men in front”

P.100.3104: “In the track of the skin hunters 1878, Timber Creek, North Montana.” Original photo used in Garretson’s 1938 book The American Bison.

P.100.3105: “The hide hunters’ work”

P.100.3106: “Whistlers unskinned”

P.100.3107: “A skin hunter taking robes and tongues, North Montana”

P.100.3108: “Buffalo skinners. Taking the monster’s robe, North Montana, January 1882”

P.100.3109: “Taking the tongues.”