Chicago: Donohue & Henneberry, 1892. Third Edition. Hardcover. pp: 419, v index; frontispiece portrait of author, 32 plates from photographs, including portraits of Native Americans. Bound in gilt-stamped green cloth; spine scarred at top and bottom; free endpaper removed; old historical society label on pastedown, marked Duplicate; text block sound...
Chicago: Saul Brothers, 1918. First Edition. Original Cloth. 156pp; full-color frontispiece, 1 b&w plate, 1 full-page sketch. Bound in pictorial green cloth, gilt lettering, cover illustration in black. 7.25" x 4.5" Inscribed on the front free-endpaper: "Presented to Nolie Dandridge, by the author, Wm. F. Hooker[signed], New York, Sept. 9...
Denver, Colorado: The Westerners, 1952. First Edition. Hardcover. pp: xxi, 297 with index; 32pp illustrations from photographs and drawings, printed on coated stock, pictorial endpapers. Bound in pictorial red cloth. 9.25" x 6" This is No. 51 of 500 copies.
Albuquerque, NM: Fred Harvey, Indian Department, 1934. Fifth Edition. Original Wrappers. Unpaginated; 31 full-color plates from paintings, text on facing versos. Bound in pictorial stiff wrappers, pictograph endpapers; spine ends bumped. In the original mailing portfolio, worn at the edges. 11.5" x 8.5"
Boise: Idaho Chamber of Commerce, 1950. First Edition. Pictorial wraps. 16pp; illus from photographs, map. Describes and pictures the "Gem of the Mountains": its hunting and fishing opportunities, wildlife, lumbering, etc. The front cover shows a mounted Native American in full headdress and regalia. 7.5" x 5.5"
Chicago and New York: Rand McNally & Co., (1905). 1905 edition. Original Wrappers. (18)pp, including several ads. Full-color map opens to 21" x 13.5". Folds into tan card covers, printed in black; spine worn, tip chipped from cover, map is clean and bright. 6.5" x 4"
Twin Falls, Idaho: Twin Falls County, 1936. First Edition. Original Wraps. 32pp; illus throughout from photographs. Printed in blue ink at the Buhl, Idaho "Herald." This program also promotes tourism in Idaho. 10" x 7.5"
Pittsburgh? s.n., 1859. First Edition. Softcover. 16pp. Bound in printed tan wrappers. Covers dusted; two spine holes for binding. 8.75" x 5.5" [Dated at end: Pittsburgh, April 27, 1859. Sabin 12668.].
s.l. s.n., (1897). Hardcover. 108pp; 20 diagrams. Contains instructions for Kindling the Council Fire, Order of Business, and Quenching the Council Fire, along with scripts for the Adoption Ceremony, the Warrior's Degree, and the Chief's Degree. Bound in blind-stamped red cloth; inner hinges cracked and holding. 7.5" x 5" [WorldCat...
Philadelphia: Thomas M. Scroggy, (1852). First Edition. Eight verses and chorus, in part: "Now since you have asked a song of me, I will sing a song of woe .... Her father was an Indian chief,-- In ambush he had lain, To rob the wearied soldier boys, Likewise the baggage...
Atoka, Oklahoma: 1899. Original manuscript. One page, quarto, written in sepia ink on lined paper. Territorial Clerk, E.J. Tannin, certifies that O.H. Etting is the official Notary Public for the Central District of the Indian Territory, "that he was appointed in open court on the 30th day of November, 1897...
Oklahoma City: H.H. Clarke, (1906). Original document. Photo-illustration in black and white. Messages on front and back are written in sepia ink and pencil. In part: "This is the cotton press in I.T. They have so much cotton there...." Addressed to Carnegie Library, Pittsburgh, and signed by Orlena Schenk. 3.5"...
Washington DC: USGPO, 1882. First Edition. Softcover. 4pp, removed from a nonce volume; spine reinforced with archival paper. Regards "interest due the Osage Indians on the net avails of their trust and diminished reserve lands, sold under...their treaty of September 29, 1865....An estimate of appropriation in the sum of $189,981.17...
Washington DC: USGPO, 1882. First Edition. Softcover. 3pp, removed from a nonce volume; spine reinforced with archival paper. Calls for enlarging the Pawnee Reservation, "made necessary by reason of the fact that a number of said tribe have made improvements in good faith upon lands supposed to be within their...
[Vinita, Indian Territory]: [Chieftain Print], 1892. First Edition. Printed Self-wrappers. 44pp, unfolded and unbound. Title-page in English and Cherokee. Text in Cherokee. Paper toned, but sound. Printed on leaves 6.25" x 8" Reverend Chamberlin went to Pheasant Hill, in what is now Craig County, Oklahoma, in 1868, several years before...
1904. Original document. One page, quarto, sepia ink in a bold, legible hand. Addressed to A. Nicodemus, G.R., Norman, Oklahoma, approving the Med[ical] Ex[amination] of Bro. T.H. Smith, sending a $1.00 check for a Ben[eficiary] C[ertificate], etc. Signed, "Yours in C.H.& P. / I.W. Saunders." The C.H. & P. in.....
Washington DC: (GPO), 1897. First Edition. Softcover. 29pp, drop-title, removed from a nonce volume; spine reinforced with archival paper. 9" x 5.75"
1903-1907. Original documents. Nine items, octavo and duodecimo. (1) Sapulpa Lodge, A.O.U.W [Ancient Order of Unitied Workmen]., ALS re a Medical Examination Policy and Benefits Policy. (2) Addie Lodge, A.O.U.W., ANS re Beneficiary Certificate. (3) US Court in the Indian Territory, receipt for deposit in the Guardianship Case of Lizzie.....
Afton, I.T. Jeremiah Hubbard, 1894. First Edition. Softcover. 4pp, printed in a small and legible typeface. Self-wrappers. 9" x 6". The first 2-3/4 pages recount Quaker missionary Hubbard's train trip with his wife and young son from Afton, I.T. to Oakland, California, including a visit to the Midwinter Fair in...
Guthrie, OK: Bank of Indian Territory, 1899. Original document. This check features the portrait of a Native American and the name of Ferdinand Ritterbusch, Treasurer, Logan County. Datelined Guthrie, Okla. Jun. 3rd, 1899 [changed to 1900]. In the amount of $25.75, the check is payable to J.M. McDowell. Signed at...
Muskogee, I.T. Clarence H. Douglas, Editor & Publisher, 1903. First Edition. 6pp, few illustrations, printed on pulp stock. Articles include: Went to Indianola: Editor of Negro Publication Visits Mississippi Town; The Fire Fiend Again: Heroic and Efficient Work of the Fire Department...; Murder at Fort Gibson; Sanitarium Burned; Ready for...
1816. Original manuscripts. Three documents. (1) Indiana Territory, Franklin County, 22 June 1816, signed at Brookville by John List, C.F.C.C. Written in sepia ink, 4.25" x 8", docketed on verso. (2) Indiana Territory, Franklin County, 20 August 1816, signed by John List, Clk.F.C.C. Written in sepia ink, 5" x 9.5"...
1813. Original manuscript. One page, folio, written in sepia ink. Sheriff's bond in the "penal sum of fifty six Dollars & seventy-five Cents with Interest thereon from the Twenty second day of March 1809 for the true payment whereof we do bind our selves and each of our heirs....This Third...
Chicago and New York: Rand McNally & Co., [1923]. 1923 edition. Original Wrappers. pp: (41), (7) illustrated ads. Full-color map opens to 20" x 28", statistics printed on verso. Folds into tan card covers, printed in black; map detached from inside back cover with small loss to margin. 6.25" x....
Chicago and New York: Rand McNally & Co., [1917]. 1917 edition. Original Wrappers. 8pp ads for motor cars, hotels, railroads, &c. Full-color map opens to 20" x 28", statistics printed on verso. Folds into gray card covers, printed in black. 6.25" x 3.75" [Dated by automobile ad announcing 1917 model.].
