RR Auction: Old West, Outlaws, Lawmen, and Gangsters, 720, Amherst

Red Jacket Dictated Letter on Problems with White Settlers and Christian Missionaries: "Each nation has its own customs and its own religions. The Indians have theirs, given to them by the Great Spirit"

Andrew Jackson Document Signed as President, Proclaiming Treaties with the Menominee, Sauk and Foxes, Otoes, Missouris, Omahas, and Sioux

Zachary Taylor Partial Autograph Letter Signed on Indian Affairs, Foreseeing a "destructive war between that tribe & the whites"

Penobscot Indians: Letter Signed by Chief Athean, Asking Maine's Governor for Military Aid "before we are all killed in our sleep"

James K. Polk Autograph Letter Signed as President to the Secretary of War, Requesting a Report on "the number of Indian tribes in the territory acquired by the Treaty with Mexico"

James W. Denver: Charles E. Mix Letter Signed, Sending $5,000 for "Extinguishing title of Indian titles to lands west of Missouri and Iowa"

James W. Denver: Charles E. Mix Letter Signed on Settling Indian Lands in the West

Chinook Indian Dictionary Manuscript

James Buchanan Document Signed as President for a Treaty with the "Delaware Tribe of Indians"

John Ross Autograph Endorsement Signed - United States Declines to Recognize Ross as Chief of the Cherokees

United Nations of the Indian Territories - Resolutions of Creation and Meeting Minutes Manuscript (June 1865) - "An Indian Shall not Spill an Indians Blood"

President Andrew Johnson Approves a Pact that Abolishes Slavery within the Choctaw and Chickasaw Nations

Santee Sioux Indian Agent's Manuscript Report: "It is but a groundless suspicion talked into their heads by designing White men and Half-breeds such as may be found hanging around the outskirts of every Indian reservation trading whisky"

Comanche and Kiowa Reservation Census Report (c. 1869)

President U. S. Grant Proclaims a Treaty for a New Tribal Reservation in Oregon - An Accord Destined to Ignite the Modoc War of 1872-73

President Rutherford B. Hayes Commutes the Death Sentence of "Crow Man, an Arapaho Indian"

Standing Rock Sioux Indians: Manuscript Testimony Regarding Chief John Grass by Crazy Walking

Standing Rock Sioux Indians: Manuscript Testimony of Chief John Grass

Standing Rock Sioux Indians: Manuscript Testimony of Chief Big Head

Standing Rock Sioux Indian Police Statement Against Chief John Grass: "John Grass has on several occasions, interfered with us whilst in the performance of our duties"

Standing Rock Sioux Indians: Manuscript Testimony of Three Chiefs

Standing Rock Sioux Manuscript Testimony Against Chief John Grass: "John Grass wishes us to remain Indians, and advises the people not to listen to the Agent or the great father"

Standing Rock Sioux Indians: Manuscript Testimony Against Chief John Grass by Thunder Hawk, White Bear, Mathilda Gilpin, and Three Chiefs

President Grover Cleveland Addresses an Indian Territory Dispute Between the Federal Government and the State of Texas

[Sitting Bull] Edmond Gustave Fechet (2) Autograph Letters Signed: "The dead facts are that [Sitting] Bull was killed a few minutes before I came up, in fair fight between 40 policemen & 120 of Bulls braves"