First Edition stated. Alan Hammer dustjacket art. "Maren Hagerthorn's life in the Sierras, defending the last remnants of a once proud Indian race, held more appeal than the sheltered campus routine of Southwestern University. Amid mountain scenes of breath-taking beauty she encounters squalor and hopeless superstition, racial distrust, greed and debauchery. Coe Hayne portrays with deep understanding the bitterest problems of a slowly vanishing race and pays tribute to the unsung labors of field workers. He gives the reader a rich cast of human characters, red and white, thrown together in a situation where the worst and best in men can have full play". Near Fine in Very Good dustjacket, shallow chipping at spine ends, modest edge wear. Item #22618

First Edition. Jenkins dustjacket art and illustrations. South American set novel of strangely blended paganism and Christianity of the Native Americans living in the remote areas of Peru. Near Fine, short tear at lower frontis page, in Very Good dustjacket, small chips at spine ends and flap edges. Item #17191

First Edition. Very Scarce poem describing the hardships and dangers of early settlers of upstate New York, the Cherry Valley Massacre by the Mohawk Indians in Ostego County. No copies found on WorldCat. Very Good, with some loss to spine material and light spotting. Item #19532

First Edition. Despite not being listed in Bleiler, a novel with supernatural elements including ghosts and spirits and set among the Iroquois, Mohawk and Cherokee Indians. "The present book is an attempt to picture the strange ideas of the Red Man's mind, life, and melancholy. It is an aboriginal romance, without a white man in it. The Indian is here represented in the chivalrous and reverent side of his nature. To understand his philosophy it is necessary to remember that he was a mystic ; yet he believes one thing firmly, that the whole world of objects was living believing that the whole world objects was living, he himself was but part of a living world, and so were his dreams. And that world had one exquisite and incomparable quality to him in its state of perfect nature - its beauty." Very Good in Very Good dustjacket, quarter sized chip at lower front panel, few small edge chips. Item #26621

First Edition. Ralph P. Coleman dustjacket art and illustrations. Uncommon Indiana set romance and adventure novel. "Being a true chronicle of certain passages between David Larrence & Antoinette O'Bannon of the Battle of Tippecanoe in the Indiana wilderness, and of what befell thereafter in old Corydon". Very Good or Near Fine, some light wear, in Good dustjacket with chips and short tears to edges, half inch chip at lower spine end, inch chip at top front panel. Item #21137

First Edition. Adventure novel of pioneering days and of Native American interaction. Wrap around dustjacket depiction of Native American meeting. Near Fine in Very Good price-clipped dustjacket, few shallow tears and accompanying creases, wear to spine ends. Item #24208

First Edition. Native American author who spent time with the Omaha tribe in Nebraska. Near Fine in Very Good dustjacket, clear tape at verso of lower part of front spine and flap edges where there is closed tears. Item #34979

First Edition. Native American author's collection of poetry. The Vincent Starrett copy with his signature at front endpaper and bookplate at front pastedown. Near Fine in Very Good dustjacket, nicked at top spine end. Item #26717

First Edition. Hawkins dustjacket art. Rare biography of one of the "truly heroic figures in American history" by this Native American Cherokee author. Author's last work. Near Fine in a lovely example of the dustjacket, small smudge at top spine end, tiny chip at lower spine end. Item #20951

First Edition. New Mexico set novel of social intercourse between Native Americans, Mexicans, and white men. Volunteer firemen of Santa Fé, a firebug, and the emotional and social complications of the townspeople, focussed around a big fire on the night of September 6, 1931. Near Fine in nearly Very Good dustjacket, fairly shallow chipping at spine ends and flap corners, modest soiling to yellow panels, few scotch tape mends at verso. Item #25063

First Edition. D. C. Hutchison dustjacket art. Historical novel of the American Revolution, with scenes laid in Kentucky, and with Native American themes. Near Fine, tiny nick at top spine end, innocuous previous owner stamp exhorting borrowers to return book after 5 days at front pastedown and front endpaper, in Very Good dustjacket, some creases at spine. Item #20867

First Edition and First Photoplay Edition, illustrated with scenes from the Paramount Picture starring Richard Dix. Uncommon Native American themed photoplay edition of Wing Foot who is educated "in white schools and colleges and acquires many of the white man's manners and ideas. This makes him an object of suspicion to his own people when he returns to them". Near Fine in Very Good dustjacket, some nicking to edges. Item #28588