Search Results: SOCIAL SCIENCE / Ethnic Studies / Native American Studies from Tangible Tales

Oklahoma: University of Oklahoma Press, 1977. First edition. Hardcover. Very Good/good. Oversize hardcover first edition, Signed and inscribed by both authors on the front free-endpaper, "To Dave, our good friend - In appreciation of your interest in our dancing and writing at Jackson Lake Lodge. May the trails of beauty in this book make your heart sing. Reginald Laubin (Tatanka Wanjila) Gladys Laubin (Wiyaka Wastewin) Moose, Wyo. June 17, 1977 (Moon of Service Berries)." A very good copy with rich blue front board and black binding with gilt titles. Very minor wear to the board edges. Interior is clean and tight. Dustjacket is good only with warping and sagging to the panel edges from being in a plastic jacket cover for decades, still no tears, and bright. 538 pp., color and b/w photos, fully indexed. A nicely personalized copy of this volume in the Civilization of the American Indian series.

Washington: University of Washington Press / The High Desert Museum, 1998. First edition. Paperback. Good +. Quarto softcover signed and inscribed by the editor on the title page, "To Dave and Suzanne, Enjoy! And best wishes Susan Harless." A good+ copy with wear and light bending at the covers and corners, some scuffing and imprinting to the white rear cover. Interior is clean and unmarked in a solid binding with no splits to the spine. 136 pp., indexed, filled with black and white and color photos of pieces in the very expansive collection of Hermiston banker, Doris Swayze Bounds. An exhibit book from the High Desert Museum in Bend, Oregon.

British Columbia: Theytus Books Ltd., 1995. Paperback. Good +. Oversized trade paperback, green with a tribal design to the cover. No additional printings stated, so assumed to be a first edition. Good+ condition with all wear being external. Bumping at the corners and at the cover edges, and remnants of sticker removal to the top of the rear cover, spineward. Interior is clean and unmarked. Binding is solid with no splits or creases at the spine column. 254 pp., some black and white photos of tribal elders. A collection of wisdom and history from the elders of the Nuu-chah-nulth, first nations in British Columbia, Canada.