Native Americans: Horsemen in the battle (Part 1)

American Indians on horseback in combat (Part 1)

At about 1720, with the spread of the mustangs - beginning with the Comanches - a considerable cultural change began among the inhabitants of the prairies and the settlement of the great plains.
By 1800 there were about two million wild horses on the prairies of North America. In every conceivable way, these Indians sought to acquire horses, which gave them considerable advantages in bison hunting and on war campaigns. The Indian Wars between 1860 and 1890 left a far more lasting mark on the image of the confrontation with the Native Americans than the Indian Wars before that

Series list for 203/100/23
No. 203-ib12 (1x) Native American: Indian on horseback, rushing with rifle
No. 203-ib5 (1x) Indian: Indian on horseback, shooting with rifle
No. 203-ib13 (1x) Indian: Indian on horseback, overthrown
No. 203-ib6 (1x) Indian: Indian on horseback, with rifle
No. 203-ib14 (1x) Indian: Indian chief on horseback, with rifle
No. 203-ib7 (1x) Indian: Indian on horseback, shooting with bow and arrow
No. 203-ib15 (1x) Indian: Indian on horseback, with rifle, on rearing horse
No. 203-ib8 (1x) Indian: Indian on horseback, shooting with bow and arrow
No. 203-ib2 (1x) Indian: Indian on horseback, with axe
No. 203-ib20 (1x) Native American: Native American on horseback, fallen (overturning)
No. 203-ib1 (1x) Native American: Indian chief on horseback, with axe
No. 203-ib3 (1x) Indian: Indian on horseback, with lance
No. 203-ib10 (1x) Indian: Indian on horseback, pulling arrow from quiver
No. 203-ib32 (1x) Indian: Indian, dragged by horse
No. 203-ib11 (1x) Indian: Indian on horseback, grabbing rifle from the ground
No. 203-ib4 (1x) Indian: Indian on horseback, with rifle