Search Results: Native Americans from Friends of the Cazenovia Public Library

1993 hardcover as pictured. An archeologic survey of the Lower Landing in Lewiston, New York from the neolithic to the present with over 100 photographs and illustrations, extensive endnotes and bibliography. Binding is firm. Red cloth boards with gold stamping are clean and show minimal shelf wear. Front endpapers and edge of text block are lightly mottled. Owner's name in pencil on FFEP. Text appears clean and unmarked. Dust jacket, which has done its job in protecting the book, is soiled and stained. Price reflects condition. Your purchase helps support our small village library. s
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1990 softcover as pictured. Binding is firm but slightly cocked, spine uncreased. Owner's name on title page. Covers are rubbed with light edge wear. Rear cover and last two pages have small tears and chips at top. The cover has been repaired with tape. Text appears clean and unmarked. Your purchase helps support our small village library. sAR

1986 hardcover as pictured. Binding is firm. Brown cloth boards with red and gold stamping show light edge wear and bumped corners. Upper edge of text block is mottled. Some underling and notations in text. No dust jacket. Your purchase helps support our small village library. sAR

2001 Lakeside Press edition of the classic biography. This is a beautifully bound book in fine condition. Binding is tight. Brown cloth boards with gold stamping are clean and unmarked. Pencil notation on FFEP. Gilt top edge. Text is clean and unmarked. Contains many B&W and color illustrations. Extensive index. No dust jacket as published. Your purchase helps support our small village library. sON1

1967 hardcover as pictured. Binding is firm. Blue cloth boards are faded and soiled with light edge wear. Pencil marking inside front cover. Text is clean and unmarked. A few pages are dogeared. No dust jacket. Your purchase helps support our small village library. sAR

1998 softcover as pictured. Volume 1 of 4 only. A comprehensive study of Iroquoian culture. Binding is firm, spine uncreased. Covers are rubbed with lightly curling corners. Text is clean and unmarked. A number of pages are dogeared. Your purchase helps support our small village library. s (AR)

1971 softcover as pictured. Signed by author on FFEP. Binding is firm, spine uncreased. Text is clean and unmarked. Your purchase helps support our small village library. sAR

Original 1920 staple bound pamphlet as pictured. Ex-library with typical markings. This is a monograph addressing the future of Haudenosaunee culture as seen from an early 20th century perspective. Written by Arthur C. Parker, whose paternal grandfather and uncle were influential Seneca elders. It seems to lean toward gradual integration into Euro-centric American culture and is interesting primarily as a historical document. Binding is intact apart from frontispiece which is lifting away. Covers are rubbed with curled corners, text is unmarked. Includes several b&w photographs. Your purchase helps support our small village library. s (O-B2)

Published by John Grant Publishers, Edinburgh, 1926. Two volume set, contains 320 beautiful illustrations. V/1 has 310pp, V/2 316pp. Unjacketed hardbacks, red cloth covers stamped with black and gilt as shown with this listing are rubbed, bumped and frayed. Uncut edges are aged and sewn binding is loose. Previous library book with usual stamps and labels. Price reflects condition. Your purchase helps our small public library. pi (AR)

1895-1907 9 volume hardcover set as pictured. Ex-library with usual markings. A nicely bound set. Bindings are firm. Brown cloth boards with black embossed design and gold stamping on spine are rubbed and worn with fraying at head and tail of spine and at corners. Several covers are stained. Hinges cracked on 4 volumes. Text is lightly tanned. The 2 volumes of Montcalm and Wolfe are water stained along the top edge of text block. The stains extend into the affected pages but do not affect readability. The set includes many maps, a number of which fold out. Price reflects condition. Because of weight additional mailing costs will apply. Your purchase helps support our small village library. s (O-03)

1967 hardcover with slipcase as pictured. This is beautiful book centered on more than 400 drawings and commentary by Amos Bad Heart Bull, an Oglala Sioux, between 1890 and 1913 documenting the history of the Sioux nation. Ex-library with typical markings. Binding is firm. Black and gold cloth boards with gold stamping are clean with minimal edge wear. Text appears clean and unmarked aside from library stamps. Includes an introduction by Mari Sandoz and over 450 b&w and color illustrations as well as a detailed appendix. Slip case is lightly soiled and shows wear at corners. Your purchase helps support our small village library. s OD4

1873 hardcover as pictured. The interesting and detailed account of Edwin Eastman, captured as a youth during a westward migration with his family. Binding intact but loose. Front hinge partially cracked. Tan cloth boards are soiled and worn with fraying at head and tail of spine and at corners. Endpapers mottled and stained. Text is tanned and mottled. No dust jacket. Your purchase helps support our small village library. sAR

2002 portfolio as pictured. This is a collection of eight 9x12 duotone reproductions of portraits of Native Americans taken by photographer and ethnologist, Edward Curtis, around the turn of the last century. The prints are in a slip case which is protected by plastic wrap. Each print is in fine condition. Your purchase helps support our small village library. s OB4

1996 hardcover as pictured. A beautiful volume said to be the first comprehensive illustrated study of the various painted and carved objects that were carried and worn by shamans of the Pacific Northwest, particularly those of the Tlingit, Tsimshian, and Haida tribes, as they went about their duties. Includes hundreds of b&w and color photographs with an extensive bibliography. Signed by author on title page. Binding is firm. Embossed black cloth boards with red stamping show minimal wear. Previous owner's name on FFEP. Text appears clean and unmarked. Dust jacket is rubbed and scuffed. Price includes extra mailing charges due to weight. Your purchase helps support our small village library. s OD3

1907 staple bound pamphlet as pictured. Ex-library with only marking being a sticker on the title page. This is account of the Revolutionary War campaign against the Haudenosaunee (iroquois Nation) in Western New York based on the journal of Edwin Redwood, a forest runner. Binding is intact but worn. Gray covers with black printing are rubbed and show wear at corners and at head and tail of spine. Pencil notation on REP. Text is age tanned but otherwise clean and unmarked. Your purchase helps support our small village library. sOB2