Native American from Last Word Books LLC

Full dark brown cloth covered boards, embossed black lettering and crossed sabers on front board. Light toning along edges of first free endpaper. Signed and inscribed by author on half title page. Contains a list of all the soldiers killed at the Battle of the Little Big Horn. A classic on the battle of the Little Big Horn.

"…the first broad coverage of Indian experiences in the Revolution…" Very good+ in fine dust jacket. Heel of spine lightly bumped, hence VG+.

"…a powerful and deeply personal account of one of the greatest Native American warriors of the 19th century.." Signed by Matson and "Crazy Horse "grandsons" (grand nephews?) Floyd Clown Sr. and Douglas War Eagle. Fine in VG+ dust jacket. Very light wear to dust jacket at head and heel of spine, hence VG+.

A look at the lives of the first six white missionary wives to cross the Rocky Mountains. Fine

Full red cloth covered boards, black lettering on on front cover and spine, spear decoration on front board, well illustrated including endpaper maps of Nez Perce country. Inscribed and signed by cover artist David Manuel with hand drawn illustration of tipi, pine trees, mountains, clouds and arrowhead dated 1991. Inscription reads " To D*** & B*** Best… Read more about this item

Signed by both authors on title page. The story of Joseph Gale, the first governor of Oregon and his wife, Eliza Gale, a Nez Perce and Walla-Walla Indian and daughter of old Chief Joseph. Near fine. Very faint shelf wear, hence NF grade. Pictorial boards. No dust jacket as issued.

In 1877 the US Army attacks a small band of Nez Perce Indians and come up on the losing end. Printed by The Caxton Printers, Ltd. Small abrasion to upper right corner of front corner.

A short history of the Blackfeet Indians. Profusely illustrated. Very light shelf wear to front and rear panels.

A look at the customs and beliefs of the Sioux. Full red cloth covered boards, illustration of Sioux dancers on front board. Signed by author on fly leaf. Very good in VG+ dust jacket. Light sunning and touch to wear to head and heel of spine panel, crease to top edge of rear panel. Jacket is not price clipped ($3.95).

One of the Great Battles Of History Series. Quarter black cloth and rust paper covered boards, endpaper maps, 191 pages, appendix, bibliography, index. Very good+ in VG- dust jacket. Head and heel of spine lightly bumped. Dust jacket has two chips to top edge of rear panel, spine panel lightly sunned, some shop wear to front panel. Jacket is not… Read more about this item

Folklore and Myths of North American Indians. Reprint. Fine in near fine dust jacket. Dust jacket has very light wrinkle to head and heel of spine.

Very good+ in very good+ dust jacket. Head and heel of spine lightly bumped. Jacket has light shelf wear to front and rear panels.

Full orange cloth covered boards, endpaper maps, frontispiece photograph of Chief Joseph, numerous other illustrations, maps. Book is very good with heel and head of spine bumped, sticker residue on first free endpaper (1/2 X 2"), small nick to top edge of rear board. No dust jacket.

Author reveals the full range of Hopi prophecy, warnings and instructions. Head and heel of spine no longer crisp. Dust jacket has very light shelf wear, small nick to top edge at head of spine.

Quarter black cloth and orange paper covered boards. Dust jacket has shelf wear to front and rear panels.

Rebound in full brown cloth in near fine condition. Ex-library markings are a Sonoma Public Library stamp on title page and page 322, and "discarded not to be resold" stamped on title page. A very nice copy. Author, a U.S. cavalry officer, recounts his adventures on the Texas, Arizona and New Mexico frontiers. Howes 2nd Ed. C879

"Joseph Imhof, a master lithographer and painter, recorded the American Pueblo Indians' way of life from 1907 to 1955." Full light blue cloth covered boards, 18 pages of color plates. Binding pushed at headband.

Full red cloth covered boards, gilt lettering on spine, gilt decoration on front board, 12 plates, numerous other illustrations. Near fine in VG- dust jacket. Jacket has chipping, small tears and wear along top and bottom edges, indentations on front panel but not affecting front board.

Only 5,000 copies printed. Full cream colored cloth boards, gilt lettering, 2 folding maps, numerous other illustrations. A beautiful book. Plain white dust jacket is in good condition with tears, chipping and soiling.

Rebound with brown full pebbled cloth boards. Numerous engravings on steel and wood and chromo-lithograph plates. Introduction by General William T. Sherman. Publishers' "Guarantee To Subscribers" laid in. Very good, no dust jacket. Tape repair to verso of title page, lettering on spine dulled.