Historic American Indian Dolls

Indian Children have been mothering dolls since long before the first histories about them were written.
These dolls represent a peaceful element of Indian life, although many that now reside in private collections may have
witnessed the fighting at Wounded Knee or the Custer debacle.  
See our book, Historic American Indian Dolls and the Children who Played with Them, by Forrest Fenn

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Cheyenne Doll
Cheyenne Doll
1880
Cheyenne Doll
Cheyenne  Dolls
1890
Rare Yakima  Doll
Rare Yakima  Doll
1860
Cheyenne Doll
Cheyenne  Doll
1880
Sioux Doll
Sioux  Doll
1865
Sioux Doll
Sioux  Doll
1880
Eastern Sioux  Doll
Eastern Sioux  Doll
1875
Cheyenne Doll
Cheyenne  Doll
1875
Hidasta  Doll
Hidasta  Doll
1865
Cheyenne Doll
Cheyenne  Doll
1870
Southern Cheyenne  Doll
Southern Cheyenne  Doll
18
50
Sioux Doll
Sioux  Doll
1870

Crow  Doll
1890
Sioux Doll
Sioux  Doll
1875

Sioux  Doll
1865
Cheyenne Doll
Cheyenne  Doll
1870
Sioux Doll
Sioux  Doll
1875
Cheyenne Doll
Cheyenne  Doll
1870
Cheyenne Doll
Cheyenne  Doll
1870

Crow  Doll
1895
Osage  Doll
Osage  Doll
1750
Western Apache  Doll
Western Apache  Doll
1885
Plateau  Doll
Plateau  Doll
1870

Cheyenne  Doll
1880
Sioux Doll
Sioux  Doll
1890
Sioux Doll
Sioux  Doll
1895
Sioux Doll
Sioux  Doll
1890
Sioux Doll
Sioux  Doll
1880
Arapaho Doll
Arapaho Doll
1885
Crow Doll
Crow  Doll
1860
Arapaho Doll
Arapaho Doll
1885
Upper Missouri  Doll
Upper Missouri  Doll
1840
Upper Missouri  Doll
Upper Missouri  Doll
1840
     
 

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