P.239.478—“Sioux Indian Women in Full Dress—S. Dak.”

P.239.479—Indian men dancing in native dress at the American Indian Exposition in Anadarko, Oklahoma.

P.239.480—“S. Dak. Indian War Dancers”

P.239.481—Indian women lined up in front of a tipi in native dress at the American Indian Exposition in Anadarko, Oklahoma

P.239.482—“Indian Sun Dance”

P.239.483—“Good Lance, Big Talk, Kicking Bear, Two Strikes, Spear Bull, Wounded Knee, S. Dak.”

P.239.484—Indian men and women dancing in native dress at Anadarko, Oklahoma

P.239.485—“Indian Dancers in the Black Hills”

P.239.486—“S. Dak. Sioux Indians Dancing”

P.239.487—“Indian Dancers, Rosebud, S.D.”

P.239.488—“Members of Pawnee Tribal Council of Ten: Chiefs who served on the reception committee June 12, 1929, when 2,000 members American Banking Institute were guests of Pawnee Bill in the Indian Village on his buffalo ranch, Pawnee, Oklahoma.”

P.239.489—“Kills Enemy, Little Killer, Turning Bear, Yellow Boy, Sitting Hawk, White Man Bear, Little Eagle”

P.239.490—“Sioux Indians at Winner, S.D., Labor Day.” Handwriting on back names Marie One Star, Mrs. One Star, Jenny Knox.

P.239.491—“Sioux Indian Women in Full Dress—S. Dak.” Handwriting on back names Rose Little Thunder, Little Day, Mrs. Joe Frighten, unknown

P.239.492.1-P.239.492.4—“Sioux Indian Chiefs—S. Dak.” Handwriting on back names Leader Charge, Iron Shell, Brave Bird, Joe Frighten.

P.239.493—“Osage Tribal Council at FP Ranch, Oklahoma”

P.239.494—“Eugene Little and Chief No Water”

P.239.495—“Sioux Indian Chiefs, So. Dak.”

P.239.496—Indians in native dress in Anadarko, Oklahoma