Franz Boas (2) Books [Native American]

Two (2) books edited by Franz Boas. Includes: 1) Bella Bella Texts. Explanation of Alphabet Used in Rendering Indian Sounds. 1928 Columbia University Press New York. 291 pp. 2) Volume III ONLY Contrib

2 Children's Books, Native American Interest, largest measures 11''L x 8.5''W, 1. Softback Book-Runaway Boy (Raton Jemez) by Thelma Clarke, c. 1969 Clarke Industries, 71pgs. 2. Hardback Book-The Navaj

Lot of 2 books- Apache Wars, Wilderness Kingdom- Indian Life in the Rocky Mountains

2 Reference Books, Native American Interest, #1 Song from the Earth: American Indian Painting by Jamake Highwater, hardback book c. 1976 First Edition New York Graphic Society/Boston, comes in origina

2 Books on Native American Sand Paintings, includes #1 Indian Sandpainting of the Greater Southwest by David Villasenor, softback book c. 1963 Naturegraph Company, Publishers #2 Blessingway (translate

2 Reference Books on Native American Basketry, #1 California Indian Basketry: An Artistic Overview, Cypress College Fine Arts Gallery Exhibition, c. 1976 Cypress College of Fine Arts Publishing, softb

2 Softback Reference Books, Native American Baskets, #1 Indian Basketmakers of California and the Great Basin by Larry Dalrymple, c. 2000 Museum of New Mexico Press and #2 Indian Baskets by Sarah Peab

Jewelry and Metal LOT (6 items): 1. The Backyard Foundry; 1978; 1st. Ed.; Argus Books; 2. Navajo Silver; by Woodward; 3. Hopi Silver; By Wright; 4. Handbook of Metalcrafting (1973) by Craft Training;I

Two 19th Century American Indian Books 1) Bureau Of American Ethnology 1889-1890. 2) Seven And Nine Years Among The Comanches And Apaches, 1879, Edwin Eastman (1st Edition). Both historic American Ind

2 Books and 1 Magazine, Native American and Cowboy Interest #1 Ray Manley's Indian Lands with text by Clara Lee Tanner published by Ray Manley Photography Tucson AZ, photography for this softback book

Group of Seven Native American Books. Including: 2 volume set of Their History and Ways of Life and Pawnee Hero Stories and Folk-Tales. Provenance: Estate of Joseph Epes Brown, III and Elenita R. Brow

Ned the Indian and Fifty Famous Stories

INDIAN AND SCOUT by Lt. Col F.S. Brereton London OUTRAGES COMMITTED BY THE INDIANS IN THEIR WARS WITH THE WHITE PEOPLE by Archibald Loudon 1971 THE WHITE BUFFALO by Richard Sale New York 1975 PINE RID

Two (2) Edward S. Curtis photography books of Native American life. Includes: 1) The Life and Times of a Shadow Catcher by Barbara A. Davis. An Appreciation by Beaumont Newhall. Foreword by Bill Holm.

2 Native American Reference Books, #1 Indian of North America The Cherokee by Theda Perdue, hardback book c. 1989 Chelsea House Publishers #2 Indian Baskets of the Southwest by clara Lee Tanner, hardb

FOX AND BEAR FIGURINES, MEASURES APPROX. 1 BY 2 INCHES. AS PICTURED

2 Vietzen Books, Old Warrior Speaks, Prehistoric Americas, Navajo Potrait of a Nation, Plains Indian Diorama, Pow Wow

2 Books on Silversmiths and Silversmithing, #1 The Navajo and Pueblo Silversmiths by John Adair, c. 1994. University of Oklahoma Press. Softcover. 220pgs. #2 Silversmithing by Rupert Finegold and Will

3 Softback Reference Books, Native American Interest, #1 Understanding Northwest Coast Art by Cheryl Shearar, 2000, University of WA Press #2 The Navajo Blanket by Mary Hunt Kahlenberg and Anthony Ber

Softback Reference Books, Native American Interest, #1 Frank H. Cushing, My Adventures in Zuni with an introduction by Oakah L. Jones, Jr., c. 1967 Filter Press, #2 Families in Pueblo Pottery by 1974

Softback Reference Books, Native American Interest: #1 Navajo Arts and Crafts by Nancy M. Schiffer, c. 1991 Schiffer Publishing, 64pgs. #2 Contemporary Native American Artists by Dawn Reno, c. 1995 Pu

4 Reference Books, Native American Interest, includes #1 Southwestern Indian Arts & Crafts edited by Mary Lu Moore c. 1983 KC Publications #2 Patterns and Sources of Navajo Weaving edited by W.D. Harm

American Indian or Native American, the first, "The Dancing Horses and other Acoma Indian Stories," inscribed on cover and signed by Chief Wolf Robe Hunt & Helen Rushmore; the second "This is Hopi Kac

3 Softback Books, Native American Interest, largest measures 6'' x 9'', 1. Indian Silverwork of the Southwest, Illustrated-Volume One by Harry P. Mera, c. 1960 McGrew Printing Co., 122pgs. 2. Indian S