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Post by grahamew on Jul 4, 2019 12:18:29 GMT -5
I thought we had a thread on him with posts by Ephriam. Anyhow, here are a few I saw on auction sites and elsewhere: Ute Indians gambling - I'm guessing 1890s Cheyenne(?) camp 1893 Yellow Nose, Cheyenne Cheyenne men and boys, 1880s/90s It says, "Mrs Dinero Boy, Cheyenne woman," but on another photo - posted below, the tribal attribution is Apache - presumably Kiowa Apache White Shield and family, Cheyenne (late 80s?) - surely not the White Shield photographed by Hillers... Buckskin Charley - have to say, it doesn't look an awful lot like the Buckskin Charley that turns up in numerous other Ute photos; this seems to be a considerably heavier man Laura Tonadlemah Doanmoe Pedrick Dinero Boy, (Kiowa) Apache Archoop & Johnson, Cheyenne Unidentified, 1891 This is actually by Lenny and Sawyers, not Rodocker - and a google search will also find a Barry photo of Sitting Bull in a Rodocker mount.
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Post by grahamew on Aug 26, 2019 15:19:08 GMT -5
And another: the Arapaho Sitting Bull and wife:
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Post by Californian on May 5, 2021 17:41:33 GMT -5
hi Grahame a bit belated on my part, but I see that some of these images are still being offered for sale at EBAY (May 2021, seller: LEVERDI-ANTIQUITIES)
About Dinero Boy, according to a report by 1st Lt. Hugh L. Scott, 7th Cavalry dated 1895 (see Cowan's Auctions "American History Auction / June 24, 2009") was a Mescalero Apache from Ft. Stanton in New Mexico territory, near the present day Mescalero Apache Reservation who later lived on the Comanche Reservation at Quanah Parker's compound. Apparently Dinero Boy (or Little Money) had a half-brother named Ka-ah-tenday that was among the Chiricahuas interned at Ft. Sill. Hugh L. Scott was serving at Ft. Sill from 1894 to 1897 being in charge of Geronimo's band.
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Post by Dietmar on Nov 10, 2023 5:54:22 GMT -5
Found two pictures at eBay, probably taken by David Rodocker in 1877 and published by L. M. Melander of Chicago: No. 71: Indian Village near Red Cloud Agency No. 21 Laughing Water Park from: Winfield Courier, February 22, 1877
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