New York: Graham & Matlack, 1914. 4to, 8pp, pictorial wrappers. Illustrated with color plates. A collection of stories about Native Americans intended for children. Inscribed "from your teacher Lillian Helman" to back of front cover. About very good, creased, damp stained, bit soiled and stained, chip to lower corner of.....
Harper & Brothers: Circa 1920. Quarto, 2pp leaflet printed both sides. A promotional price list for classic titles related to Native Americans published by Harper & Brothers, dating to the 1910s or 1920s based on the titles listed. In excellent condition, a bit creased.
Montana: Bureau of Indian Affairs, Circa 1975. Seven folding brochures, each measuring 8.5 x 3.5", with four panels of text printed on both sides. A collection of informational brochures issued by the Montana Bureau of Indian Affairs touting the advantageous aspects of doing business at seven Indian Reservations in Wyoming.....
Washington DC: United States Government Printing Office, 1933. 8vo, 76pp, stapled. About very good, toned, creased, rear wrapper and endpaper soiled.
New Mexico: New Mexico State Tourist Bureau, 1939. Small 4to, [20] pp, stapled brochure. A promotional booklet for tourists visiting Native Americans in the state of New Mexico, richly illustrated with color tinted views from photographs as well as a map plotting various tribal villages. Contains descriptions of the River.....
1920s-1950s. Five photographs of Native Americans in the west, between 4.5 x 2.5" and 5.25 x 3". Three are circa 1920s, one stamped "Mack Photo Service Santa Fe, N.M." Another is circa 1930s-40s and is stamped "Cochrane Studio Enid, Okla." The last one is dated 1958 and shows a white.....
Rapid City, South Dakota: Holmgren-Litho, 1950. Folding broadsheet which opens up to measure 19 x 12.5". One side prints promotional text for Duhamel's Trading Post, along with photographic illustrations of the complex, which offered a "Free Sioux Indian Museum", "Sioux Indian Dance", and "Sioux Indian Teepee Village." The other side.....
Lawrence, Kansas: Haskell Institute Printing Department/US Office of Indian Affairs, 1943. Oblong booklet, 108pp, wrappers. Language primer printed in English and Sioux, illustrated, for use in Federal Indian Schools. Toning, wear to covers, damp stain to edge of covers, good plus.
Saalfield Artcraft, 1956. Folio, 6pp plus color wrappers, containing cut out paper dolls of Navajos, Seminole, Cherokee. In excellent condition, bit rubbed.
Washington DC: 1830. 8vo, 13pp, disbound. Toning. Very good. The goverment printing of three 1829 treaties with Native American tribes: A treaty with the Winnebago Indians at Prairie du Chien, Michigan; a treaty with the United Nations of Chippewa, Ottawa, and Pottawattamie Indians, at Prairie du Chien; and a treaty.....
New York: The National Council, 1955. Octavo, folding brochure with four panels on each side, with illustrations from photographs. Informational brochure by the Episcopal Church discussing the poverty and health concerns faced by Native Americans in the aftermath of World War II and the role of missionary groups in supporting.....
Los Angeles: Los Angeles Council of the Sequoya League to Make Better Indians, 1907. Octavo, 12pp, beige printed wrappers. Fourth Bulletin of the Sequoya League, a Native American activist group founded by Southwest traveler Charles Lummis. The first page prints text soliciting contributions to the league and a roster of.....
[New Mexico]: 1967. Folding brochure, printing a schedule and ticket information on one side, along with a large photographic illustration of and information about the ceremonial on the other, dubbed "A Living Memorial to the American Indian. In excellent condition.
Hardin, Montana: Compliments of Dr. W.A. Russell, Circa 1920. Leaflet measuring 6.25 x 3.25", printed on card stock, featuring a title page, followed by two tipped in original photographs measuring approx 4.5 x 2.5" on the interior pages, followed by the imprint on the back page. The images are by.....
New York: Office of the Indian Commission, 1874. 8vo, 8pp, disbound. A scarce pamphlet printing a letter by Enmegahbowh, the first Native American to be ordained a priest in the United States Episcopal Church, written from White Earth Reservation in Minnesota. The letter memorializes the recently deceased Isaac Tuttle, a......
[Cherokee, North Carolina]: 1952. Quarto broadsheet, 2pp, printed in red ink, photographic illustration to verso. Program to "Unto These Hills," a historical play about the Cherokee by Kermit Hunter, a prominent playwright known for his outdoor historical dramas. The play opened in 1950 at the 2,800-seat Mountainside Theatre in Cherokee.....
Afton, Oklahoma: Buffalo Publishing Company, 1956. 8vo, 44pp, stapled pictorial wrappers. A brief history of the various tribes of Eastern Oklahoma, by an Oklahoma artist known for his depictions of Native Americans. In excellent condition, hint of rubbing to covers and toning to pages.