First Edition. H. R. dustjacket art. Rare Godwin romance novel set on a remote Arctic isle in which a lost white woman is fought over by an Eskimo chief and a savage descendant of Vikings. Very Good, lacks front free endpaper, in Very Good dustjacket, top spine end chipped centimeter deep. Item #16848

First Edition. Clarence Rowe illustrations. Interesting novel in which Native Americans are the subject. A contemporary reviewer writes: "'Would you let your daughter marry an Indian?' This is the question that inevitably comes to the mind of every man and woman who reads 'Strongheart', the novel which Frederick R. Burton has written from the plot of William C. De Mille's play of the same name; because, although the play ends with the separation of the Indian from the white girl upon whom he has set his heart, the book adds a daring sequel which ends with the marriage of the two and their mutual devotion to the cause of Indian education. The book is interesting, especially because of Mr. Burton's exhaustive knowledge of the Ojibway Indians, gained from years of living with them and of close and sympathetic association with them as an adopted member of their tribe. The parts of the story that deal with Indian life and character ring true and gain instant sympathy, but when Strongheart becomes a student of Columbia and is brought under the influence of ordinary college and society life, much of his charm vanishes with the loss, by the reader, of the constant realization that he is an Indian". Very Good in Good dustjacket, inch chip at lower spine end, some shallow edge chips, some splitting at folds. Item #24475

First Edition. Frank Tenney Johnson dustjacket art. Hudson Bay Company and Native American themed "story of a big treasure trove with a North woods setting". Very Good in Very Good dustjacket, shallow chipping at spine ends and flap corners, modest shelf wear, few closed tears. Item #26334

First Edition. Carl Schneider dustjacket art. Historical novel of the rebellion of the French Canadians against the English and the wars with the Sioux Indians. "To win a wealth of furs with which to pay the bride money for her, he takes the lone trail into the North. After extraordinary adventures he returns to find everything gone wrong, his sweetheart betrayed, trouble with the Indians, and other disasters". Near Fine in Very Good price-clipped dustjacket, nicked at spine ends. Item #29559

First Edition. Floethe dustjacket art. Third novel by American author known for his realistic portrayals of Native Americans in the early 20th century. This one focuses on the Navajo of New Mexico. Near Fine in a Very Good dustjacket, small nicks to edges. Item #25784

First Edition. Herbert Morton Stoops dustjacket art and illustrations. Includes an 'Indian Lullaby composed by Lexie Woodruff Abbott'. Scarce novel of early Michigan including Native American themes. Near Fine in Very Good dustjacket. Item #600831

First Edition. Raymond Lufkin dustjacket art. "This is Alec Hardy's story. Part Welsh, part Indian, he clings to his wilderness life and trapper and fisherman. The call of the land is in his blood. He is deeply suspicious of an Empire-at-war. Yet his love for Flora [and] his brother's enlistment both make him feel the pull of far horizons." Near Fine in a sharp Very Good plus dustjacket. Item #23549

First Edition. Howard Willard illustrations. Native American author's look at the folklore of Mexico. This copy nicely signed and inscribed at front free endpaper. Downing's signature is very uncommon. Near Fine in Good dustjacket, some fading to spine, half dollar sized chip at top spine end. Item #39972

First Edition stated (but 'Members' Edition' with designation at front cover and with red Members' Edition dustjacket). Murder on a train from Mexico. Rare title by this Native American author of Choctaw descent. Near Fine in Very Good dustjacket, shallow chipping at top spine end and top rear panel, dime sized chip at lower spine end. Item #41076

First Edition. John Meekison dustjacket art. Extremely rare Hubin listed mystery novel set on an Indian Reservation and involving the last of the Narragansett Indians. Very Good plus copy, few nicks to top edge of cheap cloth, in dustjacket with inch chip at top spine end, else Very Good, shallow edge chipping. Item #22014

First Edition, Limited Edition of 145 signed copies. Signed and inscribed on front free endpaper. Native American drama about the last sovereign emperor of the Inca Empire. Some editorial marks to text in pencil, presumed to be by author, and front free endpaper torn diagonally across below ownership inscription else Very Good, in a Nearly Very Good dustjacket with modest soiling to white including nickel sized water stain to front cover, centimeter plus chip to lower spine edge, few smaller chips and short closed tears. Item #18643

True First Printing. Collection of 18 Native American stories. Very Good, bumped at top front cover. Very Good Jacket with chipping to edges, closed tear at top front panel, some shelf wear. Item #17444

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