Two unidentified Native American men stand full length before a plain studio backdrop in this albumen photograph mounted on a dark green cabinet card. The man at left wears a full eagle feather headdress with upright feathers and trailing plumes, large circular ear ornaments, multiple strands of beaded necklaces, a floral-patterned shirt, and dark trousers with beaded leggings. The man at right wears a tall choker collar with geometric beadwork, a hide or fur-trimmed jacket with vertical beaded panels, heavily beaded leggings with diagonal geometric patterning, white moccasins, and a crescent ornament at his chest.

A wide-brimmed hat rests on the floor between them with a loose feather placed across it, and additional items including gloves or pouches are scattered at their feet on a striped blanket or rug. A fringed decorative piece is visible at lower right, and both men stand with hands at their sides or hips in composed, direct poses.

The elaborate beadwork patterns, feathered headdress, and hide garments suggest Plains Nation origin, though tribal affiliation cannot be confirmed without additional documentation. No photographer's imprint is visible on the mount.