Native Culture from Turtleman Used Books

Little wear to book or dust jacket. An accounting of the artist and his work, as well as discussion of the life of the Australian Aborigines in the 1970s and before. Brown fabric covered boards with an example of the artist's work in black printed on the front and back, and gilt print on the spine. The art from the… Read more about this item

Very little wear to the book or the dust jacket. White fabric covered boards with the graphics of the dust jacket repeated on the front and spine of the book. Signed by the author on the front free endpaper. Pages are clean, tight and bright. Many illustrations. A quite rare book.

No dust jacket. Red cloth covered boards with a black on red illustration on the front. Illustrated throughout in a similar red and black motif. Seventeen stories included, each with an illustration. Cover is worn at the edges and corners, with some small patches of unknown residue on the back cover. Pages are clean, tight… Read more about this item

First edition. Very little wear. This is Tony Hillerman's final mystery set in the Navajo Indian Reservation. (His daughter Anne has continued the series.) Joe Leaphorn comes out of retirement to solve a cold case that may not be all that cold after all.

The dust jacket shows many small tears and other damages. The book seems to have escaped most of that. Pages appear clean, tight and unmarked. Full of information and illustrations, including many color and black and white photographs, plus reproductions of many paintings and drawings. The cloth cover of the book has a Native American blanked… Read more about this item

Very little wear. Price sticker on the rear. Pages are clean, tight and unmarked.

This is a collection of five short 15-page books about five prehistoric tribes of the Southwest (ranging over present-day AZ, NM, UT, and CO). These books were produced by the Southwest Parks and Monuments Association and sold separately at $2.95 each. You can get all five here for one low price. They exhibit little to no wear.

Little wear other than a crease across the lower front corner and a small stain at the top right corner of about half a dozen pages. Owner's name on lateral page ends. Signed by author with inscription.

Little wear. No spine creases. Front cover curls slightly. Pages are clean, tight and bright. Signed by author with an inscription on the title page.

110 pages. Part if the Visible Evidence Series from the University of Minnesota. Little wear.

A story of a Eskimo child playing with a polar bear cub. Do not try this at home. Full color illustrations on every page. Little wear.

Very little wear, pages and binding are in excellent condition. The book looks unread. A modern-day novel about conflicts between Native Americans and whites who are oblivious to the Native American beliefs and culture. This is a rare and highly valued book.

Little wear. The true story of a white man who married into the Nez Percé tribe. Set of black and white photographs in the center. Autobiographical. Also very rare.

For a 50+ year old paperback, this copy is in great condition. Owner's name inside front cover. Modern children and traditional grandfather collide. Good book for a child beginning to read chapter books. 132 pages, including glossary. A fairly rare book.

Trade paperback, in excellent condition. Signed and inscribed to the owner. A story of a fictional Hawaiian boy in pre-colonial times. Second of three in the series.

Trade paperback from small publishing house. Signed by the author. Historical fiction about Hawaiian culture. Front cover is slightly bent, lower left corner, otherwise in excellent shape. Third of three in the series. 219 pages.