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1. Adams, Spencer L. THE
LONG HOUSE OF THE IROQUOIS: WHY THE FIVE NATIONS POSSESSING A RECTANGULAR TYPE
OF LODGE LIKE THE SHAPE OF THEIR ANCIENT REALM IN UP-STATE NEW YORK, CALLED
THEMSELVES "HO-DE'-NO-SAU-NEE" ("PEOPLE OF THE LONG HOUSE").
New York, Fairview Farm: 1944. 175 pages. Rebound
in blue library buckram. Ex-library copy. Shelf wear with rubbing to spine and
corners. A scarce title. $35.00
2. Bill, Michael. BRAVES
AND BUFFALO: PLAINS INDIAN LIFE IN 1837. Toronto,
University of Toronto: 1973. Slight shelf wear, else near VG in slightly worn,
else near VG dust jacket. $17.50
3. Brimlow, George Francis. THE
BANNOCK INDIAN WAR OF 1878. Caldwell, Idaho,
Caxton Printers, Ltd.: 1938. 241 pages. Some shelf wear to binding. Dust jacket
has some wear to the edges. $125.00
4. Buehrle, Marie Cecilia. KATERI
OF THE MOHAWKS. Milwaukee, Bruce Publishing: 1954.
With dust jacket. Shelf wear, else near VG in dust jacket with chips to edges.
$1.95
5. Bush, Bertha E. INDIAN
CHILDREN TALES. Dansville, New York, Hall &
McCreary: 1909. Printed softcover wrappers. Some wear and discoloration. $10.00
6. Clark, Ella E. INDIAN
LEGENDS FROM THE NORTHERN ROCKIES. Norman,
Oklahoma, University of Oklahoma: 1977. Shelf wear, else near VG in dust jacket
with chips and tears to edges. $8.00
7. Clements, William M. ORATORY
IN NATIVE NORTH AMERICA. Tucson, Arizona,
University of Arizona: 2002. Slight shelf wear, else VG in VG dust jacket. There
is an ink stamp that says "library surplus material" on the front
endpage, but no other library marks. $25.00
8. Colt, Katherine Gideon. THE
LETTERS OF PETER WILSON; SOLDIER, EXPLORER AND INDIAN AGENT WEST OF THE
MISSISSIPPI RIVER. Baltimore, Maryland, Wirth
Brothers: 1940. . Some wear & rubbing to the softbound covers. Slight
discoloration. Softbound covers. $15.00
9. Colton, Harold S. BLACK
SAND: PREHISTORY IN NORTHERN ARIZONA. Albuquerque,
University Of New Mexico Press: 1960. 132 pages. Some shelf wear to binding.
Dust jacket has some wear to the edges and a few small chips. First edition.
$22.50
10. Crampton, C. Gregory. THE
MARIPOSA INDIAN WAR, 1850-1851. DIARIES OF ROBERT ECCLESTON. CALIFORNIA GOLD
RUSH, YOSEMITE, & THE HIGH SIERRA. Salt Lake
City, University of Utah: 1957. . Slight shelf wear. Scarce first edition,
limited to 500 copies. $40.00
11. Crapo, Richley H. BIG
SMOKEY VALLEY SHOSHONI. Edited by Don Fowler. [n.p.],
Desert Research Institute: 1976. Some wear and rubbing to spine and corners.
Softbound folder binding, with holes punched in page edges. This is a language
book of the Big Smokey Valley Shoshoni dialect. $30.00
12. Cressman, L. S. PREHISTORY
OF THE FAR WEST: HOMES OF VANISHED PEOPLES. Salt
Lake City, University of Utah: 1977. Second printing. $13.25
13. Cruse, Thomas. APACHE
DAYS AND AFTER. Caldwell, Idaho, Caxton Printers,
Ltd.: 1941. 328 pages. Shelf wear to spine edges and corners. Dust jacket has
small tears and chips to the edges, but is still near very good. Scarce first
edition in a very nice jacket. $165.00
14. Culmsee, Carlton. UTAH'S
BLACK HAWK WAR: LORE AND REMINISCENCES OF PARTICIPANTS. Logan,
Utah, Utah State University: 1973. . Slight shelf wear, else near VG in slightly
edge-worn dust jacket. Rare in hardback. An excellent historical account of
frontier Utah's most bloody Indian conflict. Hard cover edition. Rare. $100.00
15. Custer, Elizabeth. TENTING
ON THE PLAINS. Three volumes. Volumes I, II and III. Western Frontier Library
edition. Norman, Oklahoma, University of Oklahoma:
1971. All volumes are VG. Housed in a lightly worn slipcase. $28.00
16. Custer, Gen. G. A. MY
LIFE ON THE PLAINS. OR, PERSONAL EXPERIENCES WITH INDIANS. New
York , Sheldon and Company: 1874. 256 pages. Rare first edition of this classic
Western Americana gem. Only slight shelf wear to spine and corners. Hinges
tight. Binding tight, with gold illustration bright on the front cover. An
absolutely gorgeous copy, in stunning condition. $1100.00
17. D. Lothrop and Company. SIGHTS
WORTH SEEING: BY THOSE WHO SAW THEM. Boston, D.
Lothrop and Company: 1886. Some wear to spine and corners. Beautiful pictorial
binding. Numerous illustrations. This is a children's book with chapters on
England, Venice, Canada, the Swiss Alps, Paris, and other topics. This book also
contains the chapter On the Carlisle Indian School, Alaska, and the chapter on
the Sissiton- Wahpeton Santa Sioux Indians and their feud with the Chippewas and
a Powwow/Peace Convention that was held between the two tribes. A scarce title. $45.00
18. Deming, Alden O. MANABOZHO,
THE INDIAN'S STORY OF HIAWATHA. Illustrated by Edwin Willard Deming. Philadelphia,
F.A. Davis: 1938. Some shelf wear. Corners bumped. $15.00
19. Densmore, Frances. NOOTKA
AND QUILEUTE MUSIC. Washington, D.C., Government
Printing Office: 1939. 358 pages. Softbound covers. Shelf wear to spine and
edges, corners have a few creases from being folded. Some discoloration to
covers. $25.00
20. Densmore, Frances. CHIPPEWA
CUSTOMS. Washington, D.C., Government Printing
Office: 1929. 204 pages. Some shelf wear to binding and rubbing to spine and
corners. Corners slightly bumped. Spine title slightly faded. A clean and tight
copy. $25.00
21. Densmore, Frances. TETON
SIOUX MUSIC. Washington, D.C., Government Printing
Office: 1918. 561 pages. Some shelf wear to binding and rubbing to spine and
corners. Corners slightly bumped. Spine title slightly faded. A clean and tight
copy. Scarce. $55.00
22. Densmore, Frances. PAWNEE
MUSIC. Washington, D.C., Government Printing
Office: 1929. 129 pages. Some shelf wear to binding and rubbing to spine and
corners. Corners slightly bumped. Spine title slightly faded. A clean and tight
copy. $15.00
23. Emmitt, Robert. THE
LAST WAR TRAIL: THE UTES AND THE SETTLEMENT OF COLORADO. Norman,
Oklahoma, University of Oklahoma: 1972. Slight shelf wear, else VG in lightly
worn dust jacket. Second printing. $12.50
24. Ewers, John C. INDIAN
LIFE ON THE UPPER MISSOURI. Norman, Oklahoma,
University of Oklahoma: 1968. . $18.00
25. Ewers, John C. -editor. FIVE
INDIAN TRIBES OF THE UPPER MISSOURI. Norman,
Oklahoma, University of Oklahoma: 1961. First edition. Slight shelf wear, else
near VG in slightly edge-worn dust jacket. $20.00
26. Fewkes, J. Walter. FORTY-FIRST
ANNUAL REPORT OF THE BUREAU OF AMERICAN ETHNOLOGY TO THE SECRETARY OF THE
SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION, 1919-1924. Washington,
D.C., Government Printing Office: 1928. 626 pages. Some water damage to page
edges, resulting in some waviness, but not too serious. Binding shows wear to
spine and corners, but is tight. A scarce title in the Bureau of American
Ethnology series. With accompanying papers "Coiled Basketry in British
Columbia and Surrounding Region"; "Prehistoric Villages in Middle
Tennessee". $125.00
27. Fewkes, J. Walter. PREHISTORIC
VILLAGES, CASTLES, AND TOWERS OF SOUTHWESTERN COLORADO. Washington,
Government Printing Office: 1919. 79 pages. Shelf wear and rubbing to spine and
corners. $20.00
28. Fewkes, J. Walter. FORTIETH
ANNUAL REPORT OF THE BUREAU OF AMERICAN ETHNOLOGY TO THE SECRETARY OF THE
SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION, 1918-1919. Washington,
D.C., Government Printing Office: 1925. 664 pages. Some shelf wear to binding
and rubbing to spine and corners. Corners slightly bumped. Spine title slightly
faded. A clean and tight copy. There are five accompanying papers written by
Truman Michelson dealing with the Fox Indians. $85.00
29. Fewkes, J. Walter. FORTY-FOURTH
ANNUAL REPORT OF THE BUREAU OF AMERICAN ETHNOLOGY TO THE SECRETARY OF THE
SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION, 1926-1927. Washington,
D.C., Government Printing Office: 1928. 555 pages. Some shelf wear to binding
and rubbing to spine and corners. Corners slightly bumped. Spine title slightly
faded. A clean and tight copy. The accompanying papers are "Exploration of
the Burton Mound at Santa Barbara, California"; "Social &
Religious Beliefs and Usages of the Chickasaw Indians"; Uses of Plants by
the Chippewa Indians"; & "Archeological Investigations".
$125.00
30. Fewkes, J. Walter. FORTY-SECOND
ANNUAL REPORT OF THE BUREAU OF AMERICAN ETHNOLOGY TO THE SECRETARY OF THE
SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION, 1924-1925. Washington,
D.C., Government Printing Office: 1928. 900 pages. Some shelf wear to binding
and rubbing to spine and corners. Corners slightly bumped. Spine title slightly
faded. A clean and tight copy. There are four accompanying papers with this
report. Two of them deal with the Creek Indians, and the other to deal with
Southeast American aboriginal tribes. $90.00
31. Fewkes, J. Walter & Francis La
Flesche. THIRTY-NINTH ANNUAL REPORT OF THE BUREAU
OF AMERICAN ETHNOLOGY TO THE SECRETARY OF THE SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION,
1917-1918. The accompanying paper is "The Osage Tribe: Rite of Vigil",
by Francis La Flesche. Washington, D.C.,
Government Printing Office: 1925. . Some shelf wear to binding and rubbing to
spine and corners. Corners slightly bumped. Spine title slightly faded. A clean
and tight copy. With 17 plates and 4 figures. The accompanying paper is
"The Osage Tribe: Rite of Vigil", by Francis La Flesche". $45.00
32. Fratchenberg, Leo J.. ALSEA
TEXTS AND MYTHS. Washington, D.C., Government
Printing Office: 1920. 304 pages. Some shelf wear to binding and rubbing to
spine and corners. Corners slightly bumped. Spine title slightly faded. A clean
and tight copy. $25.00
33. Getty, Ian A.L.-editor. ONE
CENTURY LATER: WESTERN CANADIAN RESERVE INDIANS SINCE TREATY 7. Vancouver,
University of British Columbia Press: 1978. 153 pages. Some shelf wear to
binding and browning to edges of covers. Softcover. $25.00
34. Gordon, Alvin. INHERIT
THE EARTH: STORIES FROM MEXICAN RANCH LIFE. Illustrated by Ted De Grazia. Signed
and dated by De Grazia. Tucson, University of
Arizona: 1963. Signed and dated on the title page by the illustrator, Ted De
Grazia. VG in slightly worn dust jacket. Second printing. $20.00
35. Gottfredson, Peter. HISTORY
OF INDIAN DEPREDATIONS IN UTAH. Salt Lake City,
Skelton Publishers: 1919. 352 pages. Some shelf wear to binding and rubbing to
spine and corners. A clean and tight copy, with pictorial illustrated cover.
$100.00
36. Government Printing Office. FORTY-EIGHTH
ANNUAL REPORT OF THE BUREAU OF AMERICAN ETHNOLOGY TO THE SECRETARY OF
THESMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION, 1930-1931. Washington,
D.C., Government Printing Office: 1933. 1220 pages. Large green paper covers.
Shelf wear to covers. Covers and spine have creases and chips and tears to the
paper. Binding is tight. Numerous photographic illustrations. Spine is
discolored and sprung. This volume is a general index for volumes 1-48 of the
Bureau of American Ethnology reports and is an invaluable reference book. $30.00
37. Government Printing Office. FORTY-SEVENTH
ANNUAL REPORT OF THE BUREAU OF AMERICAN ETHNOLOGY TO THE SECRETARY OF THE
SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION. Washington D.C,
Government Printing Office: 1932. 1108 pages. Large green paper covers. Shelf
wear to covers. Covers have creases and some chips and tears to the paper.
Binding is tight. Numerous photographic illustrations. Includes "The Acoma
Indians"; "Isleta, New Mexico"; Introduction to Zuni
Ceremonialism"; "Zuni Ritual Poetry"; and "Zuni Katcinas".
$45.00
38. Government Printing Office. FORTY-SIXTH
ANNUAL REPORT OF THE BUREAU OF AMERICAN ETHNOLOGY TO THE SECRETARY OF THE
SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION, 1928-1929. Washington D.C,
Government Printing Office: 1930. 654 pages. Large green paper covers. Shelf
wear to covers. Covers have creases and some chips and tears to the paper.
Binding is tight. Numerous photographic illustrations. Includes
"Anthropological Survey in Alaska", by Ales Hrdlicka, and "Indian
Tribes of the Upper Missouri", by Edwin T. Denig. $35.00
39. Government Printing Office. SIXTH
ANNUAL REPORT OF THE BOARD OF INDIAN COMMISSIONERS FOR THE YEAR 1874. Washington,
D.C., Government Printing Office: 1875. 152 pages. Shelf wear to binding and
rubbing to spine and corners. Some discoloration to binding and fading to cover
title. Missing the large map. $45.00
40. Government Printing Office. THIRTY-FIFTH
ANNUAL REPORT OF THE BUREAU OF AMERICAN ETHNOLOGY 1913-1914. In Two Parts. Two
volume set. The accompanying paper for both parts is "Ethnology of the
Kwakiuth", by Frank Boas. Part I and Part II
complete. Both volumes show shelf wear and some rubbing to spine edges and
corners. Slight fading to spine title. Bindings are tight and overall a very
nice set. An important ethnological study of this Northern Pacific Indian Tribe.
$175.00
41. Graham, W. A. ABSTRACT
OF THE OFFICIAL RECORD OF PROCEEDINGS OF THE RENO COURT OF INQUIRY. Harrisburg,
PA, Stackpole Company: 1954. 303 pages. VG in slightly worn d.j. Jacket is
slightly browned. $40.00
42. Gregg, Josiah. COMMERCE
OF THE PRAIRIES. Norman, Oklahoma, University of
Oklahoma: 1958. Shelf wear, else near VG in dust jacket with chipping to edges. Second
printing. $15.00
43. Haines, Francis . THE
NEZ PERCES: TRIBESMEN OF THE COLUMBIA PLATEAU. Norman,
University Of Oklahoma: 1972. 365 pages. VG in lightly worn dust jacket. Second
printing. $20.00
44. Hakola, John W. -editor. FRONTIER
OMNIBUS. Missoula, Montana State University: 1962.
Some shelf wear. In glassine cover. $25.00
45. Hebard, Grace Raymond. WASHAKIE:
AN ACCOUNT OF INDIAN RESISTANCE OF THE COVERED WAGON AND UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD
INVASIONS OF THEIR TERRITORY. Cleveland, Arthur H.
Clark: 1930. 337 pages. Slight shelf wear. A clean and tight copy. Very nice
condition. $125.00
46. Hoadley, Mabel Veatch. CHIKEETA
AND THE PUKWUDJIS. Caldwell, Idaho, Caxton
Printers, Ltd.: 1950. . Slight Shelf wear, else VG in edge-worn else near VG
dust jacket. $22.50
47. Hodge, F.W & J. Walter Fewkes. THIRTY-FOURTH
ANNUAL REPORT OF THE BUREAU OF AMERICAN ETHNOLOGY TO THE SECRETARY OF THE
SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION, 1912-1913. The accompanying paper is "A
Prehistoric Island Culture Area of America", by J. Walter Fewkes. Washington,
D.C., Government Printing Office: 1922. 281 pages. Some shelf wear to binding
and rubbing to spine and corners. Corners slightly bumped. Spine title slightly
faded. A clean and tight copy. The accompanying paper is "A Prehistoric
Island Culture Area of America", by J. Walter Fewkes. $100.00
48. Hodge, F.W.. THIRTY-SIXTH
ANNUAL REPORT OF THE BUREAU OF AMERICAN ETHNOLOGY TO THE SECRETARY OF THE
SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION 1914-1915. Washington,
D.C., Government Printing Office: 1921. 604 pages. Some shelf wear to binding
and rubbing to spine and corners. Corners slightly bumped. Spine title slightly
faded. A clean and tight copy. The accompanying paper is "The Osage
Tribe" Rite of the Chiefs; Sayings of the Ancient Men". $33.00
49. Hodge, F.W.. THIRTY-EIGHTH
ANNUAL REPORT OF THE BUREAU OF AMERICAN ETHNOLOGY TO THE SECRETARY OF THE
SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION 1916-1917. Washington,
D.C., Government Printing Office: 1924. 745 pages. Some shelf wear to binding
and rubbing to spine and corners. Corners slightly bumped. Spine title slightly
faded. A clean and tight copy. The accompanying paper is "An Introductory
Study of the Arts, Crafts, and Customs of the Guiana Indians". Some
shelf wear to binding and rubbing to spine and corners. Corners slightly bumped.
Spine title slightly faded. A clean and tight copy. The accompanying paper is
"The Osage Tribe" Rite of the Chiefs; Sayings of the Ancient
Men". $145.00
50. Hodge, F.W.. THIRTY-THIRD
ANNUAL REPORT OF THE BUREAU OF AMERICAN ETHNOLOGY TO THE SECRETARY OF THE
SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION 1911-1912. Washington,
D.C., Government Printing Office: 1919. 677 pages. Some shelf wear to binding
and rubbing to spine and corners. Corners slightly bumped. Spine title slightly
faded. Small tear to headcap. A clean and tight copy. The accompanying papers
deal with Hopi Pottery, Hawiian history, Southwestern Colorado, and Indians of
the Missouri River Region. Some shelf wear to binding and rubbing to spine
and corners. Corners slightly bumped. Spine title slightly faded. A clean and
tight copy. The accompanying paper is "The Osage Tribe" Rite of the
Chiefs; Sayings of the Ancient Men". $45.00
51. Hodge, F.W. & Paul Radin. THIRTY-SEVENTH
ANNUAL REPORT OF THE BUREAU OF AMERICAN ETHNOLOGY TO THE SECRETARY OF THE
SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION, 1915-1916. Washington,
D.C., Government Printing Office: 1923. 560 pages. Some shelf wear to binding
and rubbing to spine and corners. Corners slightly bumped. Spine title slightly
faded. A clean and tight copy. The accompanying paper is "The Winnebago
Tribe", by Paul Radin. $75.00
52. Hoig, Stan. BEYOND
THE FRONTIER: EXPLORING THE INDIAN COUNTRY. Norman,
Oklahoma, University of Oklahoma: 1998. . Slight shelf wear. $5.75
53. Homsher, Lola M. -editor. ANNALS
OF WYOMING. Volumes 36 and 37 bound together. Cheyenne,
Wyoming, Wyoming State Hist. Society: 1964-1965. Some shelf wear, else near VG. Blue
buckram binding. Faint signs of ex-library on spine but no internal marks.
Excellent Wyoming history. $50.00
54. Hubbard, J. Niles (edited by John S.
Minard). SKETCHES OF BORDER ADVENTURES IN THE LIFE
AND TIMES OF MAJOR MOSES VANCAMPEN. Belmont, New
York, Allegany County Historical Society: 1982. 306 pages. Facsimile reprint of
the rare 1883 edition. $60.00
55. Hulbert, Archer Butler. PATHS
OF THE MOUND-BUILDING INDIANS AND GREAT GAME ANIMALS. HISTORIC HIGHWAYS OF
AMERICA-Volume 1. Cleveland, Ohio, Frontier Press:
1967. Some shelf wear Softbound covers. $45.00
56. Hulst, Cornelia Steketee. INDIAN
SKETCHES: PERE MARQUETTE AND THE LAST OF THE POTTAWATOMIE CHIEFS. New
York, Longmans, Green & Company: 1912. 113 pages. Shelf wear to spine and
corners. Some soiling to covers. The back board has a couple of perforations,
with the holes about the size of a small nail. Page 5 has orange pencil
marks. $12.50
57. Hyde, George E. INDIANS
OF THE HIGH PLAINS: FROM THE PREHISTORIC PERIOD TO THE COMING OF EUROPEANS. Norman,
Oklahoma, University of Oklahoma: 1959. . Signed by author. Shelf wear, else
near VG in dust jacket with chips and tears to edges. $10.00
58. Johnson, W. Fletcher. LIFE
OF SITTING BULL AND HISTORY OF THE INDIAN WAR OF 1890-'91: A GRAPHIC ACCOUNT OF
THE LIFE OF THE GREAT MEDICINE MAN AND CHIEF SITTING BULL. [n.p.],
Edgewood Publishing: 1891. 587 pages. Rebound in recent brown cloth covers.
Contents complete. $30.00
59. Jones, Daniel W. FORTY
YEARS AMONG THE INDIANS: A TRUE YET THRILLING NARRATIVE OF THE AUTHOR'S
EXPERIENCES AMONG THE NATIVES. Salt Lake,
Bookcraft: 1960. 378 pages. Some shelf wear to binding. $30.00
60. Jones, Roy F. WAPPATO
INDIANS OF THE LOWER COLUMBIA RIVER VALLEY. [n.p.],
Private Printing: 1972. 237 pages. VG in lightly worn dust jacket. $50.00
61. Kennedy, Michael Stephen. THE
ASSINIBOINES: FROM THE ACCOUNTS OF THE OLD ONES TOLD TO FIRST BOY (JAMES
LARPENTEUR LONG). Norman, University of Oklahoma:
1961. . Shelf wear, else near VG in dust jacket with small chips and tears to
edges. $38.00
62. Kidder, Alfred Vincent & Samuel J.
Guernsey. ARCHEOLOGICAL EXPLORATIONS IN
NORTHEASTERN ARIZONA. Washington, D.C., Government
Printing Office: 1919. 228 pages. Some shelf wear to binding and rubbing to
spine and corners. Corners slightly bumped. Spine title slightly faded. A clean
and tight copy. $25.00
63. Kimes, William F. -editor. THE
WESTERNERS BRAND BOOK NUMBER 13. Los Angeles, Los
Angles Corral: 1969. Slight shelf wear to book and d.j. $20.00
64. Kroeber, A.L. HANDBOOK
OF THE INDIANS OF CALIFORNIA. Smithsonian Institution Hero of American Ethnology
Bulletin 78. Washington, D.C., Government Printing
Office: 1925. 995 pages. Shelf wear to binding and rubbing to spine and corners.
Corners slightly bumped. Spine title slightly faded. The spine is slightly
cocked. An important reference book. Includes many illustrations and fold-out
plates and maps. $100.00
65. Laubin, Reginald and Gladys. THE
INDIAN TIPI: IT'S HISTORY, CONSTRUCTION, AND USE. Norman,
University Of Oklahoma: 1959. 208 pages. Slight shelf wear. In edgeworn d.j.
Signed by both authors. $25.00
66. Lerman, Norman H.. ONCE
UPON AN INDIAN TALE. New York, Carlton Press:
1968. 54 pages. Some shelf wear. Jacket has chips and tears to the edges. This
copy is signed by both the author and the illustrator, Helen S. Carkin $17.50
67. Lesser, Alexander. THE
PAWNEE GHOST DANCE HAND GAME: GHOST DANCE REVIVAL AND ETHNIC IDENTITY. Madison,
University Of Wisconsin Press: 1978. 340 pages. Slight shelf wear, else near VG.
Softbound covers. $2.60
68. Linderman, Frank B. BLACKFEET
INDIANS. Pictures by Winold Reiss. First edition in slipcase. St.
Paul, Minnesota, Great Northern Railway: 1935. VG in slightly edge-worn dust
jacket. Slipcase is worn at the edges, but is generally in very nice condition.
$120.00
69. Link, Martin A. TREATY
BETWEEN THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA AND THE NAVAJO TRIBE OF INDIANS. Flagstaff,
Arizona, KC Publications: 1968. . Scarcer hardback edition. Light wear. Bound in
black boards. $9.00
70. Lipps, Oscar H. THE
NAVAJOS. Cedar Rapids, Iowa, The Torch Press:
1909. 136 pages. Some shelf wear to the spine and the corners. Binding tight and
pages clean. A solid copy. $75.00
71. Lyman, June & Norma
Denver-compilers. UTE PEOPLE, AN HISTORICAL STUDY.
Edited by Floyd A. O'Neill & John D. Sylvester. Salt
Lake City, University of Utah: 1970. Some wear to spine and corners, else near
VG. Former high school library ink stamp inside front cover, but no other
evidence of ex-library marks or usage. $17.00
72. Madsen, Brigham D. THE
BANNOCK OF IDAHO. Caldwell, Idaho, Caxton
Printers, Ltd.: 1958. 382 pages. Light wear to binding. $20.00
73. Madsen, Brigham D. THE
NORTHERN SHOSHONI. Caldwell, Idaho, Caxton
Printers: 1980. VG in VG dust jacket. $18.00
74. Martin, Paul S. LOWRY
RUIN IN SOUTHWESTERN COLORADO. Chicago, Field
Museum of Natural History: 1936. 216 pages. Softbound covers. Some wear and
rubbing to spine and corners bumped. There is a ca. 2" tear to the paper at
the bottom of the front joint. The top page edges are a bit dog-earred from
usage. Some discoloration to the binding. Binding is tight. Contains numerous
plates. $35.00
75. McCabe, Henry. COWBOYS,
INDIANS AND HOMESTEADERS. Signed by the author. [n.p.],
Henry And Lena McCabe: 1975. . Signed by author. Some shelf wear. Corners
bumped. An excellent book, containing the author's reminiscences of homesteading
and ranching in Southwest Colorado. Scarce and important Colorado ranching
history. $70.00
76. McGaw, Jessie Brewer. HOW
MEDICINE MAN CURED PALEFACE WOMAN. New York,
William R. Scott: 1956. Some wear to spine and corners.. A children's story
written in Native American pictographs with English text subtitles. $6.25
77. McPherson, Robert S. THE
JOURNEY OF NAVAJO OSHLEY: AN AUTOBIOGRAPHY AND LIFE HISTORY. Logan,
Utah, Utah State University: 2000. 226 pages. $15.00
78. Messiter, Charles Alston. SPORT
AND ADVENTURES AMONG THE NORTH AMERICAN INDIANS. London,
R. H. Porter: 1890. 368 pages. Back hinge cracked. Shelf wear to the spine edges
and corners. Scarce first edition. $125.00
79. Miller, Neal E.-editor. ANNALS
OF WYOMING. Volumes 38 and 39 bound together. Cheyenne,
Wyoming, Wyoming State Hist. Society: 1966-1967. Bound in light blue buckram. There
is a trace of ex-library to the spine, but no internal marks. $50.00
80. Moon, Grace Purdie. INDIAN
LEGENDS IN RHYME. Illustrated by Karl Moon. New
York, Frederick A. Stokes: 1917. 54 pages. Scarce 1917 first edition. Rebound in
orange library buckram. Binding is tight and contents complete. Beautifully
illustrated with black-and-white photographs, black-and-white illustrations, and
full-page color illustrations by Karl Moon. $35.00
81. Morris, Earl H. ARCHAEOLOGICAL
STUDIES IN THE LA PLATA DISTRICT, SOUTHWESTERN COLORADO AND NORTHWESTERN NEW
MEXICO. Washington, D.C., Carnegie Institution:
1939. 298 pages. Large softcover binding. Some shelf wear slight discoloration
to cover edges. A small tear to the bottom of the front cover. There is a small
scuffed spot to the spine paper. Binding clean and tight and all plates present.
A beautiful and important publication of the Carnegie Institution. $225.00
82. Morrow, Mable. INDIAN
RAWHIDE: AN AMERICAN FOLK ART. Norman, Oklahoma,
University Of Oklahoma: 1975. 243 pages. $55.00
83. Mulford, Ami Frank. FIGHTING
INDIANS IN THE 7TH UNITED STATES CAVALRY: CUSTER'S FAVORITE REGIMENT. Corning,
New York, Paul Lindsley Mulford: ca. 1930. . Ex-library, with internal stamps
and label on spine. Bound in homemade card covers. The book appears to have been
softbound originally. Reprint of the rare first edition. The author recounts his
service in the 7th Cavalry and particularly emphasizes Chief Joseph and the Nez
Perce $60.00
84. Myrtle, Minnie. THE
IROQUOIS: THE BRIGHT SIDE OF INDIAN CHARACTER. New
YorkD, D. Appleton & Company: 1859. 317 pages. Black leather spine and black
cloth boards. Shelf wear to spine edges. Corners are bumped and rubbed. There
are a few small chips to the edges of the spine leather. Binding is tight. There
is embossed wording on the spine that says "Ohio S. Library". There is
also a library bookplate inside the front cover, but no other signs or marks of
ex-library. Binding is tight. Some pages have dampstaining and foxing. $115.00
85. Neihardt, John G. MAN-SONG.
Lincoln, Nebraska, University of Nebraska: 1991.
$23.25
86. Nequatewa, Edmund. TRUTH
OF A HOPI AND OTHER CLAN STORIES OF SHUNG-OPOVI. Flagstaff,
Arizona, No. Arizona Soc. of Science: 1947. . Slight shelf wear. $18.00
87. O'Donnell, Terence. AN
ARROW IN THE EARTH: GENERAL JOEL PALMER AND THE INDIANS OF OREGON. Oregon,
Oregon Historical Society: 1991. $4.75
88. Palmer, William R. WHY
THE NORTH STAR STANDS STILL, AND OTHER INDIAN LEGENDS. [n.p.],
Privately printed: 1973. Shelf wear, else near VG in dust jacket with chips and
tears to edges. Signed by author on the verso of the title page. $10.00
89. Parks, Douglas R.-editor. EARTH
LODGE TALES FROM THE UPPER MISSOURI: TRADITIONAL STORIES OF THE ARIKARA,
HIDATSA, AND MANDAN. Bismarck, North Dakota,
University Of Mary: 1986. 124 pages. 1986 edition. Softbound covers. VG
condition. This is a facsimile reprint of the scarce first edition. $35.00
90. Peckham, Howard H. CAPTURED
BY INDIANS: TRUE TALES OF PIONEER SURVIVORS. New
Brunswick, Rutgers University Press: 1954. 238 pages. Ex-library ink marks on
spine. Shelf wear and some fading to the spine. $6.00
91. Peterson, John Alton. UTAH'S
BLACK HAWK WAR. Salt Lake City, University of
Utah: 1998. . Signed by the author. Very scarce hardcover edition. Rare in
first edition hardback. $95.00
92. Petri, Hilda Neihardt-editor. THE
GIVING EARTH, A JOHN G. NEIHARDT READER. Lincoln,
Nebraska, University of Nebraska: 1991. $5.95
93. Powell, J. W. SEVENTEENTH
ANNUAL REPORT OF THE BUREAU OF AMERICAN ETHNOLOGY TO THE SECRETARY OF THE
SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION 1895-96. Part I (1) only. Washington,
Government Printing Office: 1898. 468 pages. Heavy shelf wear to spine and
corners. Corners are bumped. Front hinge is cracking, but binding is holding.
Text block is starting to crack, with a few signatures starting to loosen, but
the binding is still holding. Part I only. Contains good articles on the
Kiowa Indians and Seri Indians of Mexico. With maps, photographs and
illustrations. $100.00
94. Prucha, Francis Paul. INDIAN
PEACE MEDALS IN AMERICAN HISTORY. Lincoln,
Nebraska, University of Nebraska: 1971. . Slight shelf wear, else VG in slightly
worn dust jacket. This is the 1971 first edition. $70.00
95. Ray, Arthur J. INDIANS
IN THE FUR TRADE: THEIR ROLE AS TRAPPERS, HUNTERS, AND MIDDLEMEN IN THE LANDS
SOUTHWEST OF HUDSON BAY, 1660-1870. Toronto,
University of Toronto: 1976. Some shelf wear. Corners bumped, else G+. Softbound
covers. Signed by author. $5.75
96. Reagan, Albert B. THE
SUN GOD MOCCASIN TALES, Volumes 1 and 2. Provo,
Utah, M.H. Graham Printing: Printed wrappers. Light wear. Scarce. This is volume
1 and 2 of this scarce publication. $35.00
97. Reedstrom, Ernest L. BUGLES,
BANNERS AND WAR BONNETS. Caldwell, Idaho, Caxton
Printers, Ltd.: 1977. 362 pages. VG in slightly edge-worn dust jacket. $17.00
98. Ritchie, William A. THE
PRE-IROQUOIAN OCCUPATIONS OF NEW YORK STATE. Rochester,
NY, Rochester Museum of Arts and Sciences: 1944. 416 pages. Shelf wear to
binding and rubbing to spine and corners. A few scuffed spots on the binding.
$95.00
99. Roberts, Frank H. H.. SHAKIB'ESHCHEE
VILLAGE: a LATE BASKET MAKER SITE IN THE CHACO CANYON NEW MEXICO. Washington,
D.C., Government Printing Office: 1929. 164 pages. Some shelf wear to binding
and rubbing to spine and corners. Corners slightly bumped. Spine title slightly
faded. A clean and tight copy. $15.00
100. Roberts, Frank H.H. THE
RUINS AT KIATUTHLANNA EASTERN ARIZONA. Washington,
D.C., Government Printing Office: 1931. 195 pages. Softbound covers. Shelf wear.
Corners bumped. Front cover folded and slightly chipped at the edges. $18.00
101. Roe, Frank Gilbert. THE
INDIAN AND THE HORSE. Norman, Oklahoma, University
of Oklahoma: 1955. First edition. Some wear and rubbing to spine and corners.
$33.00
102. Ross, Marvin C. GEORGE
CATLIN: EPISODES FROM LIFE AMONG THE INDIANS AND LAST RAMBLES WITH 163 SCENES
AND PORTRAITS BY THE ARTIST. Norman, Oklahoma,
University of Oklahoma: 1959. 1959 paperback edition. Some shelf wear. Corners
bumped. Softbound covers. $16.00
103. Ruby, Robert H. HALF-SUN
ON THE COLUMBIA. Norman, Oklahoma, University of
Oklahoma: 1965. . Signed by the author. Shelf wear, else VG in edge-worn dust
jacket. Signed by author. $10.00
104. Ruiz, Jose Francisco. REPORT
ON THE INDIAN TRIBES OF TEXAS IN 1828. Edited by John C. Ewers. New
Haven, Yale University Press: 1972. Large facsimile of the original report in
red cloth covers. A beautiful book. $37.50
105. Schultz, James Willard. WHY
GONE THOSE TIMES? BLACKFOOT TALES. With illustrations from paintings and bronzes
of Charles M. Russell. Norman, Oklahoma,
University of Oklahoma: 1974. . Slight shelf wear, else near VG in slightly worn
dust jacket. $8.95
106. Seton, Julia. TRAIL
AND CAMP-FIRE STORIES. Santa Fe, New Mexico, Seton
Village Press: 1965. Softbound ed. Slight wear & a few small soiled spots.
With a preface by the author's husband Ernest Thompson Seton. $4.25
107. Smith, John. THEY
WERE HERE. ON THE TRAIL OF OUR INDIAN PIONEERS. An Effort to Follow Our Native
Americans into Cassadaga Valley. Jamestown, New
York, Privately Printed: 1990. 143 pages. Softbound covers. Very good condition.
Scarce private printing. $25.00
108. Smithsonian Institute. ANNUAL
REPORT OF THE BOARD OF REGENTS OF THE SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION, SHOWING THE
OPERATIONS, EXPENDITURES, AND CONDITION OF THE INSTITUTION FOR THE YEAR ENDING
JUNE 30, 1887. Part II (2). Washington, Government
Printing Office: 1889. 771 pages. Shelf wear and rubbing to spine and corners.
Some scuffed and rubbed spots to the binding. A massive book, containing
numerous reports and papers. There are articles on the "Extermination of
the American Buffalo", "Primitive Money", "Cradles of
American Aborigines", and other articles of interest. Numerous
illustrations. One folding map. $95.00
109. Smithsonian Institute. ANNUAL
REPORT OF THE BOARD OF REGENTS OF THE SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION. Year Ending June
1895. "Report of the U.S.National Museum" Washington,
DC, Government Printing Office: 1897. Some shelf wear. Corners bumped, else G+. Discoloration
and rubbed spots on covers. Text block starting to crack, but binding is holding
nicely. This report contains several important Native American studies. There is
a lengthy article on teh Kwakiutl Indians and one entitled "Graphic Art of
the Eskimos". $175.00
110. Smithsonian Institution. ANTHROPOLOGICAL
PAPERS. Numbers 13-18. Washington, D.C.,
Government Printing Office: 1941. 366 pages. Softcover edition. The last two
index pages and the back paper cover a missing, otherwise complete. Wear and
some discoloration to the covers. $20.00
111. Smithsonian Institution. ANTHROPOLOGICAL
PAPERS. Numbers 1-6. Washington, D.C., Government
Printing Office: 1938. 204 pages. Softbound covers. Wear and discoloration to
the spine. Some creasing and dog-earring to cover edges and some page edges from
corners being folded. This volume contains anthropological papers #1 through #6.
$25.00
112. Stewart, Edgar I. CUSTER'S
LUCK. Norman, University Of Oklahoma: 1955. 522
pages. 1955 First edition. Shelf wear to spine edges and corners. Dust jacket
has small tears and chips. $40.00
113. Stowell, Cynthia D. FACES
OF A RESERVATION: A PORTRAIT OF THE WARM SPRINGS INDIAN RESERVATION. Oregon
Historical Society: 1987. Slight shelf wear, else VG in slightly worn dust
jacket $6.50
114. Tyler, Hamilton A. PUEBLO
GODS AND MYTHS. Norman, Oklahoma, University of
Oklahoma: 1964. . Shelf wear, else near VG in dust jacket with chips to edges.
$8.75
115. Upton, Richard-editor. FORT
CUSTER ON THE BIG HORN, 1877-1898: IT'S HISTORY AND PERSONALITIES AS TOLD AND
PICTURED BY ITS CONTEMPORARIES. Glendale, Calif.,
Arthur H. Clark: 1973. 316 pages. Corners slightly bumped. $45.00
116. Utah State Historical Society. UTAH
HISTORICAL QUARTERLY. Volume 9 in two volumes Numbers 1-2 and 3-4. Complete
volume 9. Salt Lake City, Utah State Hist.
Society: 1941. Both volumes are softbound. Some wear and darkening to cover
edges, else near VG. Bindings tight and contents clean. These issues contain
articles on Father Escalante's explorations in Utah, old Fort Robidoux, Old
Trails, Forts and Trappers, Fur Trade, Native Americans, Spanish Gold Mines and
other historical information. $35.00
117. Van De Water, Frederic F. GLORY-HUNTER:
A LIFE OF GENERAL CUSTER. New York, Bobbs-Merrill:
1934. 394 pages. Shelf wear to binding and rubbing to spine and corners. Slight
discoloration to covers. Former owner affixed a large sticker of a tiger on the
front cover. $15.00
118. Varley, James F. BRIGHAM
AND THE BRIGADIER: GENERAL PATRICK CONNOR AND HIS CALIFORNIA VOLUNTEERS IN UTAH
AND ALONG THE OVERLAND TRAIL. Tucson, Arizona,
Westernlore Press: 1989. Slight shelf wear, else VG in slightly worn, else VG
dust jacket. $25.00
119. Voget, Fred W. THEY
CALL ME AGNES: A. CROW NARRATIVE BASED ON THE LIFE OF AGNES YELLOWTAIL DEERNOSE.
Norman, Oklahoma, University of Oklahoma: 1995. .
Slight shelf wear, else near VG in slightly worn, else near VG dust jacket.
$4.00
120. Wagner, Glendolin Damon. BLANKETS
AND MOCCASINS. Caldwell, Idaho, Caxton Printers:
1933. . First edition. Slight shelf wear and rubbing to binding. Clean and tight
copy. $45.00
121. Walking Bull, Gilbert C. O-HU-KAH-KAN:
POETRY, SONGS, LEGENDS, AND STORIES BY AMERICAN INDIANS. Dallas,
Oregon, Itemizer-Observer Press: 1975. 122 pages. Some wear to covers. Softbound
covers. $38.00
122. Weltfish, Gene. THE
LOST UNIVERSE. New York, Basic Books, Inc: 1965.
Shelf wear, else VG in dust jacket with slight chipping to edges. $11.00
123. Wiley, Belle. MEWANEE,
A LITTLE INDIAN BOY. illustrated by Charles D. Hubbard. Boston,
Silver Burdett Co.: 1912. Some wear and fading to spine, else G. Soiled covers.
$6.00
124. Wistar, Isaac Jones. AUTOBIOGRAPHY
OF ISAAC JONES WISTAR, 1827-1905. Two volume set. Philadelphia,
Wistar Institute: 1914. Paper over boards with red cloth spines. Shelf wear and
bumped corners. Binding tight. A wonderful narrative of General Wistar's
experiences and adventures in the early west. Very scarce set. $150.00
125. Wolf, Carolyn E. INDIANS
OF NORTH AND SOUTH AMERICA: A BIBLIOGRAPHY. Metuchen,
New Jersey, The Scarecrow Press: 1977. Some shelf wear and a couple of faded
spots to covers. $9.00
126. Wood, Nancy. HOLLERING
SUN. New York, Simon and Schuster: 1972. . Signed
by the photographer. Slight Shelf wear, else VG in edge-worn dust jacket. $2.50
127. Wood, W. Raymond. INTER-AGENCY
ARCHEOLOGICAL SALVAGE PROGRAM: RIVER BASIN SURVEYS PAPERS, NO. 39-AN
INTERPRETATION OF MANDAN CULTURE HISTORY. Lincoln,
Nebraska, J & L Reprint Company: 1982. 232 pages. Some wear and fading to
spine. Softcover edition. Facsimile reprint of original edition. $12.50
128. Wood, W. Raymond. THE
ORIGINS OF THE HIDATSA INDIANS: A REVIEW OF ETHOHISTORICAL AND TRADITIONAL DATA.
Lincoln, Nebraska, Midwest Archeological Center:
1980. 134 pages. Light wear Softcover edition. Facsimile of original edition.
$45.00