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Catalog Last Updated: 02/17/24 57 items.

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Braun, editor, Barbara.   ARTS OF THE AMAZON  
London: Thames & Hudson, 1995. 1st Am. ed. 128 pages. Paperback. 0500278245 0-500-27824-5. Contains 192 illustrations, 148 in color. Arts and crafts of the indigenous people of the Amazon region.
Fine/Wraps. Clean, tight, unmarked. No Wear. # B5699. $33.50   View This Item  Inquire Now  
Brown, Virginia Pounds.   THE GOLD DISC OF COOSA  
Huntsville, AL: Strode Publishers, 1975. 1st ed. 120 pages. Hardcover. 0873970853 0-87397-085-3. Story of Spanish explorer De Soto's encounters with the Native Americans of the Southeast in what became Florida, Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi, and Louisiana in 1539-42. Map, b/w illustrations.
Fine/VG. Clean, tight, unmarked. Dustjacket spine a bit faded, price-clipped. # B5496. $9.00   View This Item  Inquire Now  
Budweg, Heinz.   ILHA DE MARAJO: CHUVA SOBRE OS CAMPOS  
Sao Paulo: H.B. Cultural Ltda., 1981. 1st ed. 42 pages. Hardcover. Twelve full page watercolors, pen/ink sketches on every page illustrate this praise of the island of Marajo at the mouth of the Amazon River. Full page map. Text in Portuguese, German, and English.
Near Fine/No Jacket. Clean, tight, unmarked. Black boards, silver titles. 12.5" X 18". # B2802. $59.50   View This Item  Inquire Now  
Burton, Jimalee.   INDIAN HERITAGE, INDIAN PRIDE: STORIES THAT TOUCHED MY LIFE  
Norman: Univ. Oklahoma, 1981. Reprint. 176 pages. Paperback. 0806117079 0-8061-1707-9. Stories from the author's life, along with legends and myths of the Indians of Oklahoma. Illustrated throughout with drawings and paintings by the author.
VG/Wraps. Tight, no wear, no owner marks. # E4765. $18.95   View This Item  Inquire Now  
Carlson, Paul H.   THE PLAINS INDIANS: NUMBER 19 ELMA DILL RUSSELL SPENCER SERIES IN THE WEST AND SOUTHWEST  
College Station: Texas A & M, 1999. Reprint. 254 pages. Paperback. 0890968179 0-89096-817-9. Charts the evolution and growth of the Plains Indians through a period of constant change, 1750 to 1890.
Fine/Wraps. A new copy from our archives. # E1766. $10.00   View This Item  Inquire Now  
Chapp, editor, Belena S.   LAND OF ICE, HEARTS OF FIRE: INUIT ART AND CULTURE  
Newark: Univ. Delaware, 2003. 1st ed. 85 pages. Paperback. 1887421076 1-887421-07-6. Selected drawings, prints, and sculptures from the University Gallery Collection of Canadian Inuit Art, highlighting the Frederick and Lucy S. Herman Collection of Native American Art.
Near Fine/Wraps. Clean, tight, unmarked. Never read. # B4437. $31.00   View This Item  Inquire Now  
Cozzens, Peter.   EYEWITNESS TO THE INDIAN WARS 1865-1890, VOLUME TWO: THE WARS FOR THE PACIFIC NORTHWEST  
Harrisburg, PA: Stackpole, 2002. 1st ed. 770 pages. Hardcover. 0811705730 0-8117-0573-0. First person reports, assembled and edited by Peter Cozzens, tell the saga of the military struggle for the American West. Map endpapers. Volume Two of planned five book series.
Fine/Fine. Book tight, no wear, owner sticker inside. Dustjacket has no wear. # E4492. $18.00   View This Item  Inquire Now  
Dockstader, Frederick J.   INDIAN ART IN AMERICA: THE ARTS AND CRAFTS OF THE NORTH AMERICAN INDIAN  
New York: Promontory Press, No Date. Reprint. 224 pages. Hardcover. 0883940086 0-88394-008-6. Nice study of pottery, baskets, clothing and objects of American Indians. 69 Color plates, 180 b/w illustratoins. Not dated, but 1973 or so.
Fine/VG. Minor edgewear to dj. # A6452. $16.00   View This Item  Inquire Now  
Donovan, Jim.   CUSTER AND THE LITTLE BIGHORN: THE MAN, THE MYSTERY, THE MYTH  
New York: Crestline, 2011. Reprint. 224 pages. Hardcover. 0785825894 0-7858-2589-4. Illustrated throughout, mostly b/w, this book examines the life of this complex man, and the batle which ended it. Bibliography and index. Custer battle-field maps on endpapers. Glossy pictorial boards with matching dustjacket.
Good+/VG. Clean, tight, no name or marks. Lower corners bruised. # E1377. $14.00   View This Item  Inquire Now  
du Mont, John S.   CUSTER BATTLE GUNS (REVISED & ENLARGED EDITION 1988)  
Ft. Collins, CO: The Old Army Press, 1988. Revised ed. 113 pages. Hardcover. The revised and expanded 1988 edition, limited to 1,500 copies bound in one-quarter cloth over pictorial boards. History of the weapons carried by both sides at the Little Bighorn. Armory records, B/w photos and drawings throughout, indexed.
Near Fine/No Jacket. Clean, tight with minor scuffing at corners. # E1424. $120.00   View This Item  Inquire Now  
Euler, Robert C.   THE PAIUTE PEOPLE  
Phoenix: Indian Tribal Series, 1972. Limited ed. 106 pages. Paperback. Limited edition # 9285 of 15,000 numbered copies signed by the Tribal Chairman, Bill Tom. History of the tribe, b/w & color photos. Medal not included.
Near Fine/Wraps. Clean, tight, unmarked. No wear. Spine sunned. # A6735. $8.00   View This Item  Inquire Now  
Evans, Glen L., & T.N. Campbell.   INDIAN BASKETS  
Austin: Texas Memorial Museum, 1952. 1st ed. 71 pages. Paperback. History and sociology along with art of the people. B/w and color photos of examples from 24 North American groups.
VG/Wraps. Clean, tight, unmarked. Edges age-toned. # B5568. $13.00   View This Item  Inquire Now  
Exley, Jo Ella Powell.   FRONTIER BLOOD: THE SAGA OF THE PARKER FAMILY  
College Station: Texas A & M, 2001. 1st ed. 331 pages. Hardcover. 1585441368 1-58544-136-8. Follows the Parker clan as they migrated to Texas, Cynthia's Comanche captivity, her son Quanah's role as war chief and peace-maker. Endnotes, bibliography, and index.
New/New. A new copy. # E2152. $59.50   View This Item  Inquire Now  
Fain, Anna Kilpatrick.   TEXAS INDIANS: THE STORY OF INDIAN VILLAGE AND THE ALABAMA INDIANS IN POLK COUNTY, TEXAS ON THE ALABAMA-COSHATTI RESERVATION  
Livingston, Tex: Self Published, 1960. 21 pages. Paperback. B/w photos illustrate short story of tribe who scouted for Andrew Jackson, Lee, and Houston.
VG/Wraps. Tight stapled pamphlet. No wear or writing, bit of foxing to covers. # E2493. $13.00   View This Item  Inquire Now  
Force, Roland W., & Maryanne Tefft Force.   THE AMERICAN INDIANS  
New York: Chelsea House Publishers, 1991. Reprint. 126 pages. Paperback. 0791002802 0-7910-0280-2. From The Peoples of North America Series. Map, color and b/w illustrations. Introduction by Daniel Patrick Moynihan.
Near Fine/Wraps. No wear, no marks. # E1082. $7.00   View This Item  Inquire Now  
Frink, Maurice.   FORT DEFIANCE & THE NAVAJOS  
Boulder CO: Pruett Press, 1968. Revised ed. 124 pages. Paperback. About the Navajo Indians and the fort that was built in their country in 1851 and eventually became the Cradle of Navajo Progress. Fifty-nine vintage and modern b/w photos. Source notes and index.
VG/Wraps. Tight, square, no owner marks. No spine crease. Small bent corner on front cover, otherwise no wear. # E4795. $8.00   View This Item  Inquire Now  
Goldfein, Roanne P.   AMERICAN INDIAN ART MAGAZINE, WINTER 1992  
Scottsdale, AZ: Am. Indian Art Magazine, 199. 114 pages. Paperback. Articles on Kokopelli, Navajo sand paintings, Inuit "Coats of Eider" exibition, and artifacts of Benjamin West studio are included in this issue. Filled with color and B/w photos.
Fine/Wraps. Clean, tight, unmarked. No wear. # B5010. $7.00   View This Item  Inquire Now  
Grisham, Noel.   A SERPENT FOR A DOVE (THE SUPPRESSION OF THE AMERICAN INDIAN)  
Austin: Pemberton Press, 1971. 168 pages. Hardcover. 0836300890 0-8363-0089-0. The plight of the American Indian, their treatment by the white man & other depredations are examined in a cultural context. B/w drawings, indexed.
VG/VG. Page edges foxed, dustjacket is price-clipped with light wear. # A0775. $10.00   View This Item  Inquire Now  
Hill, Stephen.   KOKOPELLI CEREMONIES  
Santa Fe: Kiva Publishing, 1995. 1st ed. 64 pages. Paperback. 1885772068 1-885772-06-8. Discussion of the Kokopelli myths illustrated with drawings, maps, and paintings by Robert B. Montoya.
Near Fine/Wraps. Clean, tight, unmarked. # B5042. $6.00   View This Item  Inquire Now  
Hobbs, William Herbert.   THE EXPLORING ABOUT THE NORTH POLE OF THE WINDS  
New York: G.P. Putnam's Sons, 1930. 1st ed. 376 pages. Hardcover. Accounts of various Greenland and Arctic expeditions including those on the ships Morrissey, The Disko, The Walrus and Fulton, info on Eskimos, using sounding balloons, etc. 26 b/w photos, chapter decorations by the author.
Good+/No Jacket. Edges foxed, else VG. # A6504. $10.50     Inquire Now  
Hodge, Carle.   RUINS ALONG THE RIVER PHOTOGRAPHY BY GEORGE H.H. HUEY  
no place: SW Parks and Monuments, 1986. 1st ed. 48 pages. Paperback. 0911408681 0-911408-68-1. Color phots and essays on three western pre-historic sites: Montezuma Castle, Tuzigoot and Montezuma Well National Monuments.
Near Fine/Wraps. Clean, tight, unmarked, no edgewear. # B1620. $5.95     Inquire Now  
Huff, Sandy.   THE MAYAN CALENDAR MADE EASY  
Safety Harbor FL: Sandy Huff, 1984. 1st ed. 40 pages. Paperback. A simple, step-by-step guide to reading dates on stele, lintels, and other Mayan monuments.
Near Fine/Wraps. Clean, tight, unmarked. # B0921. $6.00   View This Item  Inquire Now  
Hungry Wolf, Adolf.   POW-WOW DANCER'S AND CRAFTER'S HANDBOOK  
Skookumchuck, BC: Canadian Caboose Press, 19. 1st ed. 144 pages. Paperback. 092069862X 0-920698-62-X. Drawings by Okan Hungry Wolf, b/w photos, and section of color photos. Drawings and directions for making many of the pieces of the clothng for the dances at Pow-Wow.
Fine/Wraps. No wear, no marks. # E1284. $13.00   View This Item  Inquire Now  
James, John.   MY EXPERIENCE WITH INDIANS  
Austin: Gammel's Book Shop, 1925. 147 pages. Hardcover. Somewhat scarce first person account of life on the Texas frontier in Johnson & Wise counties in the 1860s-1870s, and in Oklahoma among the Choctaw in the 1880s. James became a teacher and taught Indians in territorial schools. Much on their customs & religion, and the author shows much respect for their lifestyle which he saw endangered by the White Man. B/w photos. Appendix with notable Indian speeches by Black Hawk and other leaders through history. SixGuns 1153; Graff 2192; Rader 2060; Burrs 213.
Near Fine/No Jacket. Nice copy, sharp, no names or marks. Balck cloth with gilt lettering. # B6952. $410.00   View This Item  Inquire Now  
James, H.L.   RUGS AND POSTS: THE STORY OF NAVAJO WEAVING AND INDIAN TRADING  
Atglen, PA: Schiffer Publishing, 1988. 120 pages. Paperback. 0887401341 0-88740-134-1. Maps, drawings, color and b/w photos illustrate the history of the Indians, the weavings and the traders who comercialized them.
Near Fine/Wraps. tight, no wear, no owner marks. # E4788. $11.00   View This Item  Inquire Now  
Josephy, Alvin M.   NOW THAT THE BUFFALO'S GONE: A STUDY OF TODAY'S AMERICAN INDIANS  
Norman: Univ. Oklahoma, 1989. Reprint. 301 pages. Paperback. Study of the issues affecting Native Americans in modern times: Racis,land and mineral rights, fishing & hunting claims, sovereignty and self-determination.
Fine/Wraps. # B4150. $4.50   View This Item  Inquire Now  
King, Irene Marschall.   COMANCHES ON THE PEACE PATH  
Waco, TX: Texian Press, 1970. 47 pages. Hardcover. Story of the Council House Fight of 1840 and the struggle of a Comanche chief for peace.
Near Fine/VG. Tight, no wear, no marks. Edges have very pale foxing. Bright dustjacket has no wear, but is faded on the spine. # A0201. $32.00   View This Item  Inquire Now  
Kosik, Fran.   NATIVE ROADS: THE COMPLETE MOTORING GUIDE TO THE NAVAJO AND HOPI NATIONS  
Tucson, AZ: Rio Nuevo Publishers, 1996. 1st ed. 292 pages. Paperback. 1887896163 1-887896-16-3. Self-guided tours featuring the history, geology and native cultures of Northern Arizona and New Mexico. B/w photos and maps of the routes.
Near Fine/Wraps. Crisp and bright. No wear, no marks. # E1340. $6.00   View This Item  Inquire Now  
Kuhlman, Charles.   LEGEND INTO HISTORY: THE CUSTER MYSTERY  
Harrisburg, PA: Stackpole, 1951. 1st ed. 250 pages. Hardcover. An analytical study of the Battle of the Little Big Horn. Map of the battle area and page of Organization and Strength table of Custer's 7th U.S. Cavalry on June 25, 1876 are in pocket at rear of book. Appendices, bibliography, and index. First edition.
Good+/No Jacket. Firm binding, owner name, square corners, spine ends worn. # E3974. $19.00   View This Item  Inquire Now  
Lamb, Susan.   MESA VERDE NATIONAL PARK: LIFE EARTH SKY  
Mariposa, CA: Sierra Press, 2002. Reprint. 48 pages. Paperback. 158071031X 1-58071-031-X. Beautiful color photos illustrate historical overview of the cliff-dwellings and the culures who built them.
Fine/Wraps. No wear, no marks. # E1343. $6.00   View This Item  Inquire Now  
Lambda Alpha - Wichita State, .   LAMBDA ALPHA JOURNAL, VOLUME 32, 2002  
Wichita, KS: Lambda Alpha Honor Soc., 2002. 80 pages. Paperback. Journal of the organization, with 5 articles: Teotihuacan Urban Design by Rosner; Migration Models for Clovis by Byrd; Human Rights & Rights on Female Genital Mutilation by Digan; Science, Politics and the Human Genome by Ramsey; Starving in Silence: Food Refusal as Social Protest by Yoder.
Fine/Wraps. Fine, with no marks. # B6927. $8.00   View This Item  Inquire Now  
Link (editor), Martin A.   NAVAJO: A CENTURY OF PROGRESS 1868-1968  
Window Rock AZ: Navajo Tribe, 1968. 1st ed. 109 pages. Hardcover. Photo esay on the history of the tribe. Turquoise cloth-covered boards with kachina on front and title in gilt and black.
Fine/No Jacket. Tight, no wear, no marks. # E4807. $12.00   View This Item  Inquire Now  
Lull, Robert W.   CIVIL WAR GENERAL AND INDIAN FIGHTER JAMES M. WILLIAMS: LEADER OF THE 1ST KANSAS COLORED VOLUNTEER INFANTRY & THE 8TH U.S. CAVALRY  
Denton: Univ. North Texas, 2013. 1st ed. 289 pages. Hardcover. 1574415026 1-57441-502-6. Excellent biography of General James Monroe Williams, a Negro officer serving in both the Civil War and in the Indian campaigns in the West. A few b/w photos & maps, bibliography and index.
VG/VG. An unsold copy with minor bruising to corners. # E0651. $14.00   View This Item  Inquire Now  
Martin, Howard N.   FOLKTALES OF THE ALABAMA-COUSHATTA INDIANS  
no place: Martin, 1946. 1st ed. 75 pages. Paperback. Martin started collecting these stories in 1935 from the oldest men and women in the tribes in order to preserve them.
VG/Wraps. Clean, solid, unmarked. No wear, but a little age darkened, with 1/4 inch stain on back cover. # B4550. $20.50   View This Item  Inquire Now  
Miles, Tiya.   TIES THAT BIND: THE STORY OF AN AFRO-CHEROKEE FAMILY IN SLAVERY AND FREEDOM  
Berkeley: Univ. California, 2005. 1st ed. 306 pages. Hardcover. 0520241320 0-520-24132-0. Describes the complexities, ironies, and tensions among African Americans, Native Americans, and Whites in the first half of the nineteenth century. Maps, bibliography, Notes, and index.
Fine/Fine. Tight, no wear, no owner marks. Dustjacket bright, unmarked. # E5029. $36.00   View This Item  Inquire Now  
Monthan, Doris.   R.C. GORMAN: THE LITHOGRAPHS  
Flagstaff: Northland Press, 1978. 1st ed. 137 pages. Paperback. 0873582810 0-87358-281-0. A biography of R.C. Gorman, followed by the lithographs presented by year, with introductry comments. B/w and color illsutraton, one per page. 9 x 12 inch format.
VG/Wraps. Tight, minor rubbing along edges of cover, owner name and bookplate on half-title page. # E4932. $32.00   View This Item  Inquire Now  
Musick, Pat.   STONE SONGS ON THE TRAIL OF TEARS: THE JOURNEY OF AN INSTALLATION  
Fayetteville: Univ. Arkansas Press, 2005. 1st ed. 77 pages. Hardcover. 1557288003 1-55728-800-3. Stone and timber art instalations mark 23 spots along the infamous Cherokee Trail of Tears during their removal to Indian Territory. Designed by Pat Musick, photographed by Jerry Carr, historical text by Bill Woodiel, and signed by all three to C...
Fine/Fine. Tight, no wear, no owner marks. First edition. # E4542. $27.50   View This Item  Inquire Now  
Neill, Wilfred T.   FLORIDA'S SEMINOLE INDIANS  
St. Petersburg: Great Outdoors, 1956. 2nd ed. 128 pages. Paperback. 0820010189 0-8200-1018-9. History from formation, beginning in late eighteenth century, of the groups called Seminole. Four page bibliography. Print date not indicated, but it is a modern, post-1990 printing.
Near Fine/Wraps. Clean, tight, unmarked. No wear on book. # B5688. $5.00   View This Item  Inquire Now  
Pemberton Press, .   GREAT SOUTH, THE NEW ROUTE TO THE GULF  
Austin: Pemberton Press, 1970. 30 pages. Paperback. Sepia-tone drawings on every page. Pamphlet is unpaginated, No author or date is given, but late 1960s or early 70s publication. A rather florid tale of the expansion of the railroads south and west, especially the MKT.
VG/Wraps. Tight, no wear. No name or marks. Cover is age-toned around edges. # B5547. $27.00   View This Item  Inquire Now  
Pierre, George.   AUTUMN'S BOUNTY  
San Antonio: Naylor Company, 1972. 1st ed. 155 pages. Hardcover. 081110446X 0-8111-0446-X. Historical fiction set in the lands of the Colville Confederated Tribes of Washington.
Fine/Near Fine. New old stock from our archives. # E3217. $16.00   View This Item  Inquire Now  
Pijoan, Teresa.   HEALERS ON THE MOUNTAIN: AND OTHER MYTHS OF NATIVE AMERICAN MEDICINE  
Little Rock: August House Publishers, 1993. Reprint. 219 pages. Paperback. 0874832691 0-87483-269-1. Traditional Native American stories for cleansing, healing, testing, and preserving the old ways.
Near Fine/Wraps. Tight, no wear, no marks. # E3235. $6.75   View This Item  Inquire Now  
Potter, Mrs. W.R.   HISTORY OF MONTAGUE COUNTY  
St. Jo, TX: S.J.T. Printing, 1995. Reprint. 191 pages. Hardcover. REPRINT of the 1957 reprint of 1912 original. Tells much of Indian troubles on the frontier. Cracker Barrel #3372. Nicely bound in green cloth with gilt lettering. Small 5x7 inch format.
Near Fine/No Jacket. Gift inscription from local realtor on front endpaper welcoming owner to Montague County. Otherwise no signs of use. # B9138. $32.00   View This Item  Inquire Now  
Remington, Frederic.   ON THE APACHE INDIAN RESERVATIONS AND ARTIST WANDERINGS AMONG THE CHEYENNES  
Palmer Lake CO: Filter Press, 1974. 1st ed. 32 pages. Paperback. 0910584397 0-910584-39-7. Stapled pamphlet containing two Remington essays, illustrated by wood engravings of the author's sketches. 8.5" tall.
Near Fine/Wraps. Tight, clean, no wear, no owner marks. # E4756. $15.00   View This Item  Inquire Now  
Rickey, Don.   WAR IN THE WEST: THE INDIAN CAMPAIGNS  
Fort Collins, CO: Old Army Press, 1956. 37 pages. Paperback. Story of the Indian Wars lasting untill the early 1890s. Includes a page of bibliographic listings.
Fine/Wraps. No marks or wear. # B9079. $11.00   View This Item  Inquire Now  
Ruby, Robert H., & John A. Brown.   INDIANS OF THE PACIFIC NORTHWEST  
Norman: Univ. Oklahoma, 1988. Reprint. Paperback. 0806121130 0-8061-2113-0. New in publisher shrinkwrap.
Fine/Wraps. # E3213. $18.00   View This Item  Inquire Now  
Shafer, Harry J.   ANCIENT TEXANS: ROCK ART & LIFEWAYS ALONG THE LOWER PECOS  
Austin: Texas Monthly, 1986. 1st ed. 247 pages. Hardcover. 0877190585 0-87719-058-5. Photographs by Jim Zintgraff. Story of the people who lived in the canyons of the Pecos and Devils rivers near the Rio Grande as long as nine thousand years ago. George Strickland illustrated the story of Moon's Band: A.D. 210, A Fictionalized Account. Essay on the geological evolution of the present landscape.
Fine/Fine. New old stock from our archives. # B9580. $53.00   View This Item  Inquire Now  
Shaw, George Everett.   ART OF GRACE AND PASSION: ANTIQUE AMERICAN INDIAN ART  
Aspen, CO: Aspen Art Museum, 1999. 1st ed. 108 pages. Hardcover. 0934324271 0-934324-27-1. Published in conjunction with an exhibition in Aspen in 1999-2000. Color photos of antique basketry, beadwork, carving, and pottery. Large 12 x 13.25 inch format.
Fine/Near Fine. Book has no wear or marks. Dustjacket has quarter-inch mended tear at top front, and slightly longer tear at top back with small associated wrinkle. # E1265. $30.00   View This Item  Inquire Now  
Sheehan, Sean, & David McAllister.   NATIVE AMERICANS: OVER 100 QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS TO THINGS YOU WANT TO KNOW  
Bath UK: Parragon Publishing, 2000. 1st ed. 32 pages. Hardcover. 0752546481 0-7525-4648-1. Illustrated in color on every page with paintings and photos.
Fine/No Jacket. No wear, no marks. # E1095. $6.50   View This Item  Inquire Now  
Smallwood, James M.   THE INDIAN TEXANS  
College Station: Texas A & M, 2004. 168 pages. Paperback. 1585443549 1-58544-354-9. From prehistory, through European and American invasions, to the twenty-first century, traces the survival and revival of Native Americans in Texas. 62 illustrations, biographical sketches, firsthand accounts. One of five books in the Institute of Texan Cultures series Texans All.
New/Wraps. New in publisher shrinkwrap. # 24723. $10.95   View This Item  Inquire Now  
Smallwood, James M.   THE INDIAN TEXANS (SIGNED)  
College Station: Texas A & M, 2004. 150 pages. Paperback. 1585443549 1-58544-354-9. From prehistory, through European and American invasions, to the twenty-first century, traces the survival and revival of Native Americans in Texas. 62 illustrations, biographical sketches, firsthand accounts. One of five books in the Institute of Texan Cultures series Texans All. Signed by the author, and signed by the editor of the series, Sara R. Massey, and dated March 2004.
New/Wraps. New from our archives. # E4118. $10.95   View This Item  Inquire Now  
Taylor, Tobi.   AMERICAN INDIAN ART MAGAZINE VOLUME 35, NUMBER 1, WINTER 2009  
Scottsdale, Az: American Indian Art, Inc, 20. 1st ed. 96 pages. Paperback. Beautiful photos of weaving, jewelry, carving, basketry, and other crafts and arts. Essays about Cree dolls, vertically twined Plateau bags, the Hudson's Bay Collection in the Manitoba Museum, and Zacheriasand the Chicago Settee.
Fine/Wraps. No indication of previous use or handling. # B7354. $9.00   View This Item  Inquire Now  
Wherry, Joseph H.   INDIAN MASKS & MYTHS OF THE WEST  
New York: Bonanza, 1969. Reprint. 273 pages. Hardcover. Examines Indian myths of Creation, which in many ways are very similar to Western doctrine. 1st Bonanza reprint of Funk & Wagnalls. Lots of b/w photos. ISBN: 0-517-10456-3 in book.
VG/Fair. Dj back rubbed with 2 tears at bottom corners. Clean, tight, unread. # A1523. $6.75   View This Item  Inquire Now  

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