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Paperback / softback. New.

Hardback. New.

Baltimore,MD: Arundel Press/John S Bridges & Co, 1914. First Edition. Full leather. Good. 153p quarto, illustrated. A good copy in full limp leather , wearing along the corners, chipped at the spine head. Front inner hinge cracked. Inscribed by the author to his aunt Clara in 1914. Lacks 2 leaves pages (109-112)

Baltimor, 1914. 152,[1]pp. Portrait. Illus. Folio. Gilt cloth. Cloth spotted, some edge wear. Very good. Includes an account of Emilie Painter Jackson's three-year sojourn among the Omaha Indians and a chapter on Orrin Painter's visit to the Omaha Indian Agency in Nebraska. Emilie was the wife of artist and photographer William H. Jackson. HOWES P36.

Baltimore: The Arundel Press. John S. Bridges & Co, 1914. First Edition. Hardcover. Very good. Folio. 153 pages. Frontispiece engraved portrait of William Painter. Illustrated with numerous photographs and photograph portraits and illustrations. Burgundy cloth hardcover with gilt stamped title and decorations on the front cover. Thick floral decorative end sheets. Light rubs to cloth extremities. Inscribed by the author on the verso of the right front flyleaf, "To Mrs. William W. Janney, from her sincere friend Orrin C. Painter, Feb. 9, 1915." William Painter, a native of Maryland held 85 patents between 1858-1908. Contents include photographs of Baltimore, various localities where products were manufactured, pictures of the Omaha Indians (where Emilie Painter Jackson, who was married to William Jackson, stayed with the tribe for 3 years), and illustrations of inventions. Howes P 36.