A cartes de visite that features the esteemed Native American chief, Kahike Inge, also known as Ki-He-Ga-Ing-A or Ki-He-Ka-In-Ga, which translates to "Little Chief." The portrait dates to around 1869 and showcases the chief in partial native dress. He is adorned with a traditional headdress and peace medal, symbolizing his leadership and status within his tribe. In his hands, he holds a tomahawk peace pipe axe, a significant cultural artifact representing both warfare and peace negotiations.