P.239.499—“View of Battlefield, Wounded Knee, S. Dak.”

P.239.500—“U.S. Troops surrounding the Indians on Wounded Knee battle field.” Postcards has correspondence written on the back.

P.239.501—“Chief Big Foot killed in battle of wounded Knee, S. Dak.”

P.239.502.1, P.239.502.2—Pine Ridge Agency Office

P.239.503—Scene with corral in foreground and multiple tipis in background

P.239.504—Indian women standing at sign for the Museum of the Southern Plains Indians at the American Indian Exposition in Anadarko, Oklahoma. Handwriting on back identifies them as Ruby Bushyhead (Cheyenne), Mary Inkanish (Cheyenne), Evelyn Valiere (Kiowa), Geraldine Fullee (Kiowa)

P.239.505—“The Eskimo – Smith Sound” from the Milwaukee Public Museum Group

P.239.506—“Hopi Indian Snake Dance” from the Milwaukee Public Museum Mural

P.239.507—“Creek Indian Council House, Okmulgee, Oklahoma.”

P.239.508.1-P.239.508.3—“Taos Indian Pueblo, Northern New Mexico”

P.239.509—“Cliff Palace – Mesa Verde National Park”

P.239.510—“Apache Hide Painting, New Mexico”

P.239.511—“Woman’s Costume of the Iglulik Eskimo, Canada.” Postcard has correspondence written on the back.

P.239.512—“Blackfoot Warrior Shirt.” Postcard has correspondence written on the back.

P.239.513—“Datsolalee’s Masterpieces, A. Cohn, Carson, Nevada.”

P.239.514—“’The Victor’, 1878 painting by the American artist H.H. Cross. Originally owned by Buffalo Bill Cody. Now in the Buffalo Bill Museum, Cody, Wyoming.”

P.239.515—“Diorama of Custer’s Last Stand displayed in Custer Battlefield Museum”