Print depicting Chief Red Bear of the Arapahoe Nation. The chief is shown in three-quarter view with his head in profile, and he is wearing traditional dress complete with beadwork and skin as well as a feather attached at the back of his head. He is set against a background of a yellow and orange sky with hills in the distance, and cacti, rocks and vegetation in the foreground. White and dark green border.

A hollow red pipe with a T-shape, of which one end is very short and closed and the other end is a long, open, semi-rounded pipe with flattened bottom. Design all around lead shows animals, birds, canoes, and people, including a white man and Ojibwa man shaking hands.

Print depicting Chief Wolf Robe of the Cheyenne Nation, who is shown standing in three-quarter profile against the background of a blue, yellow and pink sky with hills and a river in the distance, and buffalo (?) bones and a skull in the foreground. He is wearing traditional dress, including moccasins and a feather in his hair. He is also holding a blanket or cape as well as a pipe.

Gather-toe type moccasin with high top. Laced in front with braided purple, orange and green laces. Embroidered with floral design in green, purple, red, and yellow on the vamp and near the tops of both sides. Top edged with fur. Triangular, zigzagging embroidery in blue and red around the heels.

Long beaded necklace with spherical amber-coloured glass beads, small white shells, and oblong black glass beads with white bands around the centres. White shells are strung in groups of three with amber glass separating the groups; six larger oblong black beads are spaced at farther intervals around the necklace.

Beads and shells are strung in net-like fashion on cotton thread and attached to top of leather thongs which also form a fringe. Colours: white, green, yellow, blue, black, brown.