Native Americans (184 results)

Hardcover. Condition: Fine. Reprint. Heavy book 3lbs, 14 oz.

Folio. xvii, [3], 251, [3] pp. 40 colour plates, 25 text illusts., 1 map. Colour-illust. softcvrs, NF. First softcover edition, 2nd printing, of this invaluable reference work first published in 1941 on the making and meaning of the Pueblo costumes of New Mexico and Arizona.

Large Paperback. Condition: Very Good. No Jacket. No markings or underlining. No rem-mark.

Folio. xxvii, [11], 89, [1] pp. Photos, maps, illusts. Colour-illust. softcvrs (mnr rubbng, occasional annotations & pencil underlining), G-. Reprint edition of this famed work prepared on the Iroquois, including data on the Mohawks, Oneidas, Onondagas, Cayugas, Senecas, and Tuscaroras.

Paperback. Condition: Very good. First paperback printing. Paperback. xl, 187 pages. Illustrations. Interior contents clean.

Paperback. Condition: Good. Fourth Edition. Paperback. [5], 222 pages. Some black and white Native American designed illustrations. Light shelf wear to the paperback. A couple of the corners are creased. Contents include words and phrases from the Sioux Native Americans. Dedicated "To the Young People of the Rosebud Reservation.".

paper wrappers. Native Americans (illustrator). small 8vo. paper wrappers. xii, 208 pages. An annotated bibliography and study guide for the teaching of Native American history and culture to older high school students. An introduction discusses sterotypes in ethnic literature, and explains the author's criteria for the selection of recommended books. Grouped by topics, study guide to selected books, indexed by authors and by titles. Minor shelf-wear.

stiff paper wrappers. Native Americans (illustrator). small 8vo. stiff paper wrappers. (vi), 50 pages. First edition, second printing. Illustrated by Don Stein. Children's book about Delaware's indians. Book I in the Granddad's Delaware History Series.

Hardcover. Condition: Very good. Dust Jacket Condition: good. Octavo.Hardcover with color pictorial dust jacket. xxx, 452 pages. Illustrations. Hardcover in very good condition. Edge creases and small edge tears to the jacket.

Hardcover. Condition: Very good. Dust Jacket Condition: good. Octavo. Hardcover with illustrated dust jacket. 221 pages. Illustrated section. Map illustrated end sheets. Dust jacket is shelf worn and wrinkled on the back side. Gift inscription written on the verso of the right front flyleaf. Interior contents are clean.

8vo. 176 pp. Numerous photos, double-page map, illustrations all sepia-toned. Brown cloth, gilt lettering, w/ d.j. NF/NF copy. First edition of this excellent personal narrative chronicling the Yakima, Cayuse and Walla Walla Indian War in Washington and Oregon Territories.

First edition, first printing. With illustrations throughout by Robert J. Neary. Small folio, approx 8.5 by 5.5 inches, staple-bound in the original printed wrapper featuring Indian portraits in burnt umber by Robert. J. Neary [ii], 76, [1] pp. Well preserved for a delicate and inexpensively produced paperback of this era. The text fine but for a few pages dog-eared at the lower corner, the wrappers attractive and complete with little or no wear but a bit of general mottling and also dog-eared at the lower corner. SCARCE, INFORMATIVE, AND ENTREATINGLY WRITTEN. This history of the New England Native American tribes begins many, many years prior to the Pilgrims. It includes information on European explorers and traders who had contact with the Native peoples prior to the Plymouth colony as well. There is much on Massasoit, Squanto, Tokamahamon, and the Pilgrim wars with the Massachusetts and Wampanoag. This is followed by numerous biographies. New England Journeys was a regional publication of the Ford Motor Company, similar to Reader's Digest and Yankee in format.

paper wrappers. Native Americans (illustrator). 4to. paper wrappers. 56 pages. 122 items described in this exhibition catalogue. Fine condition. From the private reference library of Dorothy Sloan with a commemorative bookplate loosely inserted.

Hardcover. Condition: Very good. Dust Jacket Condition: Fair. Later printing. Octavo. Hardcover with illustrated dust jacket. xx, 299 pages. Illustrations. Hardcover in very good condition. Interior contents clean. Some light scuffing to the dust jacket more noticeable on the spine. Also light creases and a few small edge tears to the jacket.

Cloth and boards. Condition: Very Fine. Dust Jacket Condition: Fine. B&W photos of native Americans (illustrator). First Edition. SIGNED by the Author on the title page, tall 8vo, black quarter cloth with gilt lettering on spine over navy blue boards, illustrated with several full-page B&W plates of native Americans taken by the Wannamaker expedition, archival mylar-protected photographic dust jacket (unclipped) with red-colorized photograph of Indians standing before the American flag, 308 pages. Based on years of research into the highly problematic Wannamaker Expedition of 1913 in which 75 Indian reservations were visited by Bureau of Indian Affairs agents who were led by Dr. Dixon, a photographer who wished to record the last redmen, while exhorting them to pledge allegiance to the United States. SIGNED & in EXCEPTIONAL CONDITION: Tight, bright, clean copy. Slight rubbing to upper right corner of front free endpaper. Dust jacket (unclipped) is clean, bright, and with slight ruffling to the top of the dj's spine.

Folio. 319, [1] pp. Frntsp., 100s of colour and blk & wht photo illusts., text illusts. Blue cloth, gilt lettrng (sml stmp lwr fore-edge textblk), w/ d.j. VG/NF. First edition of this spectacular exhibition catalogue, including artifacts from Northwest Coast Indian tribes, Osage of Oklahoma, Southwest Indians, and California tribes.

Wraps. Condition: Very good. First Edition. Stapled wraps. 31 pages. Illustrations. Stapled white soft cover with photograph of "The Worcestor House" and title on front cover. Light shelf wear to the covers. Contents include an article on the "Excavations of New Echota in 1954." New Echota was the site of the former Cherokee Tribe's Capital in Georgia. Worcestor was a missionary to the Cherokees.

Thick Oblong folio. 445, [1] pp. 242 black & white photo plates, 59 colour plates. Red cloth, gilt lettering on spine, w/ d.j. (tear to back cover upper fore-edge), NF/G- copy. Reprint edition of this spectacular work on Native American artwork, including sections on the pottery and silverwork of the Pueblo Indians, ornamental masks of the Tlingit, Eskimo, and other Northwest Coast tribes, beadwork of the Plains and Pacific Plataeau tribes, California Native American basketry, and more.

Soft cover. Condition: Very good. Tall soft cover. 95 pages. Small price sticker on the front cover and back cover. Contents are clean and in very good condition.

Wraps. Condition: Very good. First Edition. Wraps. 27 pages. Stapled soft cover with title in red on the front cover. Two illustrations in text. Contents clean.

Hardcover. Condition: Fair. First Edition. Octavo. xii, 306 pages, [4] pages of advertisements. Frontispiece illustration of Marcus Whitman. Illustrations. Tan illustrated cloth hardcover. Soiling to the covers. Front hinge cracked. Green check mark on the right front flyleaf. Interior contents clean. Contents cover John Eliot, Samson Occum, David Brainerd, Marcus Whitman, Stephen Riggs, and John Lewis Dyer. Laid inside this copy is a two page, punch holed, typed and written note regarding an ".Indian woman speaker address to 1935 missionary society of women.".

Soft cover. Condition: Good. Staplebound soft cover. 49 pages. Illustratrated front cover. Contents include lyrics and musical scores to 16 songs. Front cover is worn and scuffed. Interior contents clean.

Self wrappers. First edition. Unpaged [4 pp]. 19 3/4 x 13 1/4 inches. Contents include the Executive Speech of Vermont Governor Cornelius P. Van Ness in Montpelier on October 14th, 1825 in which he again asks for more resources for education. Also latest foreign and local Vergennes news as well as a half column on the western Indians, treaties and ceremonies including the Sioux. Lake Champlain Steam Boat advert. Published from 1824 to 1833. This issue not at AAS. OCLC shows only one holding of this issue: at the Vermont State Library. Bibliography of Vermont: p. 213. A very good copy, removed from a bound volume.

stiff paper wrappers. Native Americans (illustrator). 8vo. stiff paper wrappers. 49 pages. A LIST OF BOOKS AND MANUSCRIPTS ON THIS SUBJECT IN THE EDWARD E. AYER COLLECTION OF THE NEWBERRY LIBRARY. The scarce supplement to this monumental work on the Native Americans. A fine copy.

stapled paper wrappers. Native Americans (illustrator). 4to. stapled paper wrappers. 78 pages. A scarce reference book. A near fine copy. A neat presentation on the inside cover. The purpose of this listing is two-fold: to inform students, scholars, and Indian people generally of the existence of this archive and to enlist of the help of Princetons friends in making the collection even more comprehensive. From the collection of Wayne Prescott Suttles, renowned anthropologist, scholar, and linguist regarding many Pacific cultures, and especially the U.S. Pacific Northwest Coast Salish people.

cloth. Native Americans (illustrator). 8vo. cloth. x, 576 pages. First edition. Some fading and shelfwear to covers. This bibliography is based on the collection at the Willard E. Yager Library - Museum at Hartwick College in Oneonta, New York. There are 4387 separate entries along with extensive title and subject indices.From the private reference library of Dorothy Sloan with a commemorative bookplate loosely inserted.

stiff paper wrappers. Native Americans (illustrator). 8vo. stiff paper wrappers. xx, 735 pages. Bibliographic items which "might be useful to a person interested in the Hopi Indians." Generally excludes manuscripts, reviews, newspaper items, recordings, etc.; only government and foreign publications included are those "which are regularly cited in historical and anthropological literature." All items examined by the author except as otherwise noted. 2,935 numbered entries, arranged by author or title. The author was head librarian at the University of Arizona at the time. Title, subject indexes. Spine faded, with some general shelf wear, else very good.From the private reference library of Dorothy Sloan with a commemorative bookplate loosely inserted.

Tall 8vo. 133, [3] pp. Numerous illusts., photos, maps. Printed & illust. softcvrs (mnr sunng to spine), VG- copy, signed by the author on title. First edition, signed of this work on Native Americans in North & South Dakota and Minnesota.

Periodical. Condition: Good. First Edition. Periodical. 34 pages. Black and white illustrated covers. Stamp of former owner on the front cover. Contents illustrated with black and white photographs of Native Americans across several states making art, wearing traditional clothing, weaving blankets, pictures of young children and parents, working various jobs, etc. Light soil and wear to the magazine.

Paperback. Condition: Very Good. Robert Kraus, Native Americans in the Museum Case Corver Art; george Price, Syd Hoff, Whitney Darrow, Jr., James Steenson , Dana Fradon Etc (illustrator). 1st. stapled wraps; 164 clean, unmarked page; iitems by/about: R. Prawer Jhabvala ("Lekha"); Arthur Kobber ("What's a Girl Suppossed to do--Sit aroun' and 'twill Her Thumbs?"); Robert Mezey (poem); Mortn M. Hunt (Profiles: Roderick and Olin Stephens, Pt Ii, Up from Corker); A.J. Liebling (Far-flung Correspondents: Behind the glass Panel, Sammy, the Taxi Driver in Israel); Joe Savage ("The Long Way Hoe"); R.P. Lister (poem); Ernard Taper (Onward and Upward with the Arts: Ballet from the wings); Richard h Rovere (Books: Arthur Koestler & Glanville Williams Books on Life and Death); Talk of the Town, Cinema, Theater, Arts, Music, Book reviews, Etc.