Covers and endpapers
name: label: Collection Creator
content: Tichkematse, 1857-1932
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content: MS 7500 Tichkematse book of drawings
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content: Box 2, Item 11-14
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content: National Anthropological Archives
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content: Archival materials
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content: Graphic Materials
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content: Includes typescript note pasted to the inside cover: "This pictorial history of various hunts made by Cheyenne Indians, and white men, was drawn and painted entirely by Squint-Eye, a Cheyenne Indian and Sergeant of Scouts at Fort Supply, Indian Territory, April 1887. It will be observed that Sergt. Squint-Eye, and Major Dunlop are the most important personages represented; and it will also be observed that the Sergt. never forgets to put on his stripes, or chevrons. If any difference is noticed between the verbal report made by the major, of his encounter with the Catamount, and Squint-eye's representation of it, it will please be ascribed to the native Scotch and Cheyenne modesty of the participants. Fort Supply, I.T., April 17, '87, with compliments of Z.R. Bliss, on this his Birth-day."