The Confederated Tribes of the Colville Reservation was established by President Grant's executive order in 1872. The twelve tribes located there are the Okanogan, Lakes, Colville, San Poli, Nespelem, Methow, Entiat, Chelan, Wenatchee, Moses-Columbia, Palouse, and the Nez Perce. The Confederated Tribes are organized under a constitution which was approved on April 19, 1938 which is governed by the Colville Business Council. The 1,414,133 acre reservation is located in northeastern Washington.
Stamps were only issued for two years. The 1990 stamp is a very simple die cut stamp printed on peel and stick yellow paper. The 1991 stamp is larger with a red serial number, also yellow, die cut on peelable backing material.
No stamps nor validation stickers were issued until 2008 when a validation sticker was sold to sportsmen for $7.50

COLVILLE INDIAN RESERVATION

Paper color Mint Used on license
CV 1 1990 Bird black on yellow —–
CV 2 1991 20.00 Bird black on yellow —– —–
Paper color Mint Used on license
JI 5 1999 10.00 Non-Tribal Wildlife (Blue Seal) black/blue on gold 90.00
JI 6 2000 5.00 Tribal Wildlife (Black Seal) black on gold 75.00
JI 7 2000 10.00 Non– Tribal Wildlife (Black Seal) black on gold 75.00
JI 8 2004 (15.00) Tribal Wildlife brown on white 450.00
JI 9 2004 (15.00) Non– Tribal Wildlife blue-grey on white 350.00
JI 10 2007 (15.00) Tribal Wildlife green on white 350.00
JI 11 2007 (15.00) Non– Tribal Wildlife brown on white 350.00
The 2000, 2004 and 2007 stamps may have been used for more than one year. If other stamp designs exist, they have not yet been reported.

COLVILLE INDIAN RESERVATION

CV #1

CV #2

CV2 used on license

Colville Page 2

Colville Page 1

1967 Colville permit to hunt and fish on the Reservation

Validation sticker issued in 2008 for fishing. Stamps were issued in rolls.
15.00

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