San Francisco: Pacific Book Auction Galleries, February 13, 1996. Approximately 80 pages, 199 lots of books auctioned, 26 lots illustyrated. Price list included. Handwritten notes on the title pages and on some lot descriptions. More about Auction Catalogue) EARLY EXPLORATION OF THE NORTHWEST COAST OF NORTH AMERICA. The Library of Karl...
New York: 1841. 1st edition. Volume. II only. All illustrations were engraved from Catlin's original paintings. Later cloth cover, designed to replicate original cover, inner hinges reinforced Some wear at bottom of spine; very tight, virtually no foxing. VG+ condition. More about LETTERS AND NOTES ON THE MANNERS, CUSTOMS AND CONDITIONS OF THE NORTH AMERICAN INDIAN. Written...
Vancouver: 1995. xviii, 158 pages, 51 color and b/w photographs of Kane's field sketches and oil paintings done during his 1845-48 journey from the Great Lakes to the Pacific and back again, 1 double-page map. Cloth cover. More about PAUL KANE'S GREAT NOR-WEST
Boston and New York: 1891. 133 pages (some uncut), 23 drawings, 1 photograph, 1 full-page color plate of a tableta, 1 plan, 1 fold-out map, 1 fold-out plan. More about A JOURNAL OF AMERICAN ETHNOLOGY AND ARCHAEOLOGY. Hemenway Southwestern Archaeological Expediton...
Waterloo, 1846: Lakeside Classics, Chicago, 1953. xxxvi, 297 pages, 3 illustrations, 2 maps. Cloth cover. Howes J49. More about THREE YEARS AMONG THE INDIANS AND MEXICANS
Paris & London: 1900. lxiii, 420 pages, 166 maps plus 24 full-page map plates, each with a tissue guard. Later cloth cover over original wrappers. More about DECOUVERTE ET EVOLUTION CARTOGRAPHIQUE DE TERRE-NEUVE ET DES PAYS CIRCONVOISINS 1497--1501--1769
Chicago: 1901. xiii, 393, 10 (unpaginated) pages, 5 engravings, 2 photographs. The manuscript for this volume was written in the early 1850s, and deals with life and adventures--many involving American Indians--in the far "northwest": Michigan, Indiana, Illinois. Cloth cover. More about WAU-BUN. The Early Day in the Northwest
New York: 1985. 208 pages, 137 large, hand-colored photographs--principally of people, ceremonies, and dances--taken at the turn of the century by the Fred Harvey Co., 15 sepia photographs shot in 1912 of the Hopi snake dance, 10 b/w photographs, 20 small drawings, 1 map. Cloth cover, Small folio size (10"x12"). More about DREAM TRACKS. The Railroad and the American Indian 1890-1930
Phillips Academy, Dept. of Archaeology, Bulletin III, Andover, 1906. 179 pages, approximately 82 pages of photographs and drawings of hundreds of artifacts, 1 fold-out plan; followed by 21 unpaginated pages entitled A Brief Description of Flint Ridge, by G. Fowke. More about A NARRATIVE OF EXPLORATIONS IN NEW MEXICO, ARIZONA, INDIANA, ETC. Together with a Brief History...
New York: 1967. xiv, 274 pages, 114 pages of color plates and 26 pages of b/w plates. Cloth cover. More about WILDERNESS KINGDOM. Indian Life in the Rocky Mountains: 1840-1847. The Journals & Paintings...
Salt Lake City: 1997. xviii, 245 pages detailing Maguire’s three trading expeditions through Utah, Nevada, Arizona, California, and Mexico. Cloth cover. More about GILA MONSTERS AND RED-EYED RATTLESNAKES. Don Maguire’s Arizona Trading Expeditions, 1876-1879
Field Columbian Museum, Publication 84, Anthropological Series, Vol. VI, No. 1, 1903. 50 pages of text, plus 28 pages of photographs, plus an additional 28 pages of text explaining the photographs. A day by day account of the nine day ceremony is provided, based on the author's viewing of the... More about THE ORAIBI OAQOL CEREMONY, The Stanley McCormick Hopi Expedition
Field Columbian Museum, Publication 84, Anthropological Series, Vol. VI, No. 1, 1903. 50 pages of text, plus 28 pages of photographs, plus an additional 28 pages of text explaining the photographs. A day by day account of the nine day ceremony is provided, based on the author's viewing of the... More about THE ORAIBI OAQOL CEREMONY, The Stanley McCormick Hopi Expedition
Field Columbian Museum, Publication 84, Anthropological Series, Vol. VI, No. 1, 1903. 50 pages of text, plus 28 pages of photographs, plus an additional 28 pages of text explaining the photographs. A day by day account of the nine day ceremony is provided, based on the author's viewing of the... More about THE ORAIBI OAQOL CEREMONY, The Stanley McCormick Hopi Expedition