Interesting cabinet card of "Indian Braves," as titled in the negative, with the verso imprint of photographer and publisher Robert M. Davis, Denver, and the penciled names Spotted Horse and White Wolf, although these identifications cannot be confirmed. Image ca 1887. The men's dress is a strange mix of styles, and they pose with items including a gunstock club, pipe tomahawk, feather headdress, and spear. Both Spotted Horse and White Wolf are mentioned in Annual Report of the Commissioner of Indian Affairs in 1862. "White Wolf says that no Arapahoes will join the war against the whites," says the report. A Mr. Gerry "furnished" a passport to Spotted Horse so that he could help him retrieve their stolen horses from hostile American Indians (237).Â
Interesting cabinet card of "Indian Braves," as titled in the negative, with the verso imprint of photographer and publisher Robert M. Davis, Denver, and the penciled names Spotted Horse and White Wolf, although these identifications cannot be confirmed. Image ca 1887. The men's dress is a strange mix of styles, and they pose with items including a gunstock club, pipe tomahawk, feather headdress, and spear. Both Spotted Horse and White Wolf are mentioned in Annual Report of the Commissioner of Indian Affairs in 1862. "White Wolf says that no Arapahoes will join the war against the whites," says the report. A Mr. Gerry "furnished" a passport to Spotted Horse so that he could help him retrieve their stolen horses from hostile American Indians (237).Â
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