[General] Books on California and Southwest Basketry,

includes: Abel-Viidor, Suzanne, Dot Brovarney, and Susan Billy. Remember your Relations: The Elsie Allen Baskets, Family and Friends . 1996 Bernstein, Bruce. The Ella M. Cain Collection of Mono Lake P

Five books on California basketry. 1.) FARMER (IPAI), JUSTIN F. Southern California Luiseno Indian Baskets, A Study of Seventy-Six Luiseno Baskets in the Riverside Municipal Museum Collection. Fullert

MOSER, CHRISTOPHER. Three exhibition catalogs, Riverside Museum Press: 1.) American Indian Basketry of Northern California, 1989. 2.) Native American Basketry of Central California, 1987; signed by th

includes: Newman, Sandra Corrie. Indian Basket Weaving; How to Weave Pomo, Yurok, Pima and Navajo Baskets. First Edition. 1974 Robinson, Bert. The Basket Weavers of Arizona. 1954 Turnbaugh, Sarah Pea

Three books on California weavers and their basketry. 1.) BATES, CRAIG D., and MARTHA J. LEE. Tradition and Innovation, A Basket History of the Indians of the Yosemite-Mono Lake Area. Yosemite Associa

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

All were published in the first half of the 20th century.The Architectural History of Mission San Carlos 1921, NO dj, California Missions 1932 SIGNED BY THE AUTHOR, Spanish Missions of The Southwest 1

includes: Acuff, Guy. Akimult Aw A Tham: The River People: A Short History of the Pima Indians. 1980 Cain, H. Thomas. Pima Indian Basketry. 1977 DeWald, Terry. The Papago Indians and Their Basketry. 1

Twentieth century. General collecting books and pamphlets as well as pottery, silver, basketry weaving, 1993 vols. on auction prices, and books by the National Geographic society and Arizona Highways.

George Wharton James (England, 1858-1923 California). Three books signed and inscribed by the author, George Wharton James. Indian Basketry & How To Make Indian and Other Baskets, 1903 (first combined

includes: (2) Arizona Highway; Blue Book. 1975. 1976 (2) Southwest Sampler. 1990 Hothem, Lar. Indian Artifacts Indian Villages of the Southwest; A Practical Guide. 1992 North American Indian Travel G

15 US ghost town books. Utah, Arizona, Black Hills, California, Colorado, Texas, Oklahoma, Wyoming, Northwest and general West. Date: Country (if not USA): State: City: Provenance: Jim & Barbara Sherm

Amphibian Engineer Operations By the Office of the Chief Engineer, General Headquarters Army Forces, Pacific. Major General Hugh J. Casey, Chief Engineer. Reports of Operations United States Army Forc

- California State Series, Revised Fourth Reader, School Text Books Prepared By Anna C. Murphy For The State Board of Education 1895 - Guizot's History of Civilization, General History of Civilization

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Lot of 5 books to include , The Papago Indians and Their Basketry - Indian Baskets - Indian Silver Jewelry of the Southwest - Alaska Native Arts and Crafts - The coming and going of the Shaman Eskimo

Four Northern California basketry hats Each of twined construction, designed in cream and black overlay with bands enclosing geometric devices. diameters 6 3/4in to 7 1/2in Footnotes: Provenance Prope

Three Northwest California basketry hats Each of twined construction, designed with bands enclosing floating stepped and/or serrated devices. diameters 6 1/2in to 7 1/4in Footnotes: Provenance Propert

Northern California Basketry Hats first half 20th century lot of 3, includes: Yurok basketry hat with openwork rim, old collection label reads Weaver / Bessie / (illegible) height 4-1/4 inches x diame

Three Northwest California basketry hats Each a polychrome example of twined construction, designed with a banded ground overlaid with stepped geometric devices. diameters 6in to 6 3/4in Footnotes: Pr

Three Northwest California basketry hats Each of twined construction, designed with bands enclosing floating or continuous geometric devices. diameters 6 1/2in to 7in Footnotes: Provenance Property of

Three Northwest California basketry hats Each of twined construction, designed with bands enclosing floating geometric devices. diameters 5 3/4in to 7in Footnotes: Provenance Property of an Oregon Col

Three Northwest California basketry hats Each a polychrome example of twined construction, designed with geometric devices over a banded ground. diameters 6 1/2in to 7in Footnotes: Provenance Property

Three Northwest California basketry hats Each of twined construction, designed with bands enclosing floating or continuous geometric devices. diameters 6 1/2in to 7 1/4in Footnotes: Provenance Propert