The Peyote Religion Among The Navaho.
Illustrated. 454 pages, small 4to, printed wrappers. (N.Y.): Wenner-Gren, 1966. vg. More
Illustrated. 454 pages, small 4to, printed wrappers. (N.Y.): Wenner-Gren, 1966. vg. More
Norman: University of Oklahoma Press, 1973. Illustrated with black and white photographs throughout. 220 pages. 8vo, light blue boards, dust wrapper, worn, spine faded, with a tear along back fold. Norman: University of Oklahoma Press, (1973). A near fine copy, slightly rubbed, in a very good dust wrapper. More
Boston: New York Graphic Society, 1976. Selected photographs made from 1928 to 1968 in Arizona, California, Colorado, New Mexico, Texas and Utah. With a statement by the photographer and an essay on the land by Lawrence Clark Powell. Illustrated with 109 black and white photographs. Thin oblong 4to, terra cotta cloth, lightly edgeworn d.w. Boston: New York Graphic Society, (1976). First Edition. A near fine copy in a near fine dust wrapper. More
Boston: New York Graphic Society, 1984. Selected photographs made from 1928 to 1968 in Arizona, California, Colorado, New Mexico, Texas and Utah. With a statement by the photographer and an essay on the land by Lawrence Clark Powell. Illustrated with 109 black and white photographs. Thin oblong 4to, terra cotta cloth, d.w. Boston: New York Graphic Society, (1984). Seconf Edition. A fine copy in a fine dust wrapper. More
New South Wales: Craftsman House, 1996. Double-page title page image; illustrated profusely in color and black and white. 226 pages, short 4to, neon orange boards with silver stamping, dust wrapper. New South Whales: Craftsman House in association with G+B Arts International. A near fine copy in a near fine dust wrapper. More
Santa Fe: School of American Research, 1999. Extensively illustrated with color photographs. xiii + 224 pages, 4to, stiff, glossy pictorial wrappers. Santa Fe: School of American Research, (1999). A near fine copy. More
Washington: National Photographic Library, 1907. Rotogravure. Sheet measures 22 1/2" x 28" Beautiful photographic diptych of the Cliff Palace in Mesa Verde, Colorado. Published by the National Photographic Library, founded by Dr. Henry Mason Baum. Embossed seal below title, N.P.L. VII in lower left image corner. This print is in very good condition with minor wear at margins. Hard to find. The National Photographic Library was founded in 1906 by Dr. Henry Mason Baum and was among the first institutions..... More
Washington: National Photographic Library, 1907. Rotogravure. Sheet measures 22 1/2" x 28" Large print featuring two photographs of a Great Lava Bed and Montezuma Mesa Pueblo Ruins, in New Mexico, today known as El Malpais National Park. Published by the National Photographic Library, founded by Dr. Henry Mason Baum. Embossed seal below title, N.P.L. VIII in lower left image corner. This print is in very good condition with minor wear at margins. Hard to find. The National Photographic Library was..... More
Washington: National Photographic Library, 1907. Rotogravure. Image measures 16 1/4" x 22 1/4" Sweeping panorama views of the Pueblo village of Acoma, New Mexico. Published by the National Photographic Library, founded by Dr. Henry Mason Baum. Embossed seal below title, N.P.L. IX in lower left image corner. This print is in very good condition with minor wear at margins. Hard to find. The National Photographic Library was founded in 1906 by Dr. Henry Mason Baum and was among the first..... More
Washington: National Photographic Library, 1907. Rotogravure. Sheet measures 21 7/8" x 26". Large photograph depicting twelve young Native American men in traditional dress, taken in Taos, NM. Published by the National Photographic Library, founded by Dr. Henry Mason Baum. Embossed seal below title, N.P.L. in lower left image corner. This print is in very good condition with minor wear at margins. Hard to find. The National Photographic Library was founded in 1906 by Dr. Henry Mason Baum and was among..... More
New York: Colophon, 1932. Various high-quality illustrations and text throughout. Unpaginated. Short 4to, pictorial boards, remnants of onionskin overwrapper. New York: Colophon/Pynson Printers, 1932. Limited first edition -- one of 3000 copies printed. A near fine copy. A notable part of this venerable publication, as it contains the original color woodcut "A Eagle Ceremony at Tesuque Pueblo" by German artist Gustave Baumann, known for his work of the American Southwest. More
Santa Fe: School of American Research, 1989. Illustrated in b/w throughout with a few plates in color, and a few maps and diagrams. 253pp. Square 8vo, glossy pictorial paper wrappers. Santa Fe: School of American Research, (1989). A fine copy. More
Introduction by Tony Berlant. Profusely illustrated. 128pp. Square 4to, pr. wrs. N.Y.: Hudson Hills Press, (1983). vg+. More
Albuquerque: University of New Mexico, 1989. xii + 231 pages, short 8vo, cloth-backed boards, d.w. Albuquerque: University of New Mexico Press, (1989). A fine copy in a very good(+) dust wrapper. More
Flagstaff, A.Z. Northland Press, 1980. With many illustrations, some in color. 149pp. Short oblong 4to, printed wrappers. Flagstaff: Northland Press, (1980). Edges and covers slightly worn, still a very good copy. With an introduction by Patrick T. Houlihan. More
Dallas: Dealey and Lowe, 1936. Illustrated by Alexandre Hogue. 8vo, patterned cloth, d.w. (2 large chips on the spine). Dallas: Dealey and Lowe, 1936. First Edition. Presentation copy to Fred Shaw -"I'm counting on your adding to the flavor of our Southwest - your friend and summer teacher- July 13, 1940 Austin Texas". Fine, except for some light foxing. More
Dallas: Southern Methodist University Press, 1952. Illustrated with black and white etchings throughout. 111 pages. 8vo, yellow cloth, dust wrapper, spine heavily sunned and front flap falling off. Dallas: Southern Methodist University Press, (1943). A near fine copy in a very good (-) dust wrapper. More
Austin: The University of Texas, 1943. Illustrated. 111 pages, 8vo, yellow pictorial cloth; lightly rubbed, bookplate pasted to inside front cover. Austin: The University of Texas Press, (1943). A very good copy. More
Boston: Little Brown, 1960. Selected and Arranged by the Author and Isabel Gaddis. Illustrations by Ben Carleton Mead. 8vo, cloth, d.w. Boston: Little Brown, (1960). First Edition. Presentation copy, 1960. More
Boston: Little Brown, 1952. Color frontis, and illustrations by Charles Banks Wilson. xvii +376 pages, 8vo, decorative blue and yellow cloth. Boston: Little, Brown and Company, (1952). First edition. A very good(+) copy. More
New York: Literary Guild, 1931. Illustrated. xv + 367 pages, 8vo, orange cloth; spine darkened. New York: Literary Guild, 1931. A very good copy. More
New York: Abbeville, 1986. Illustrated in color and black and white. 240 pages, square 4to, pictorial wrappers (covers slightly cocked). New York: Abbeville Press Publishers, (1986). A very good(+) copy. More
Glorieta: Rio Grande, 1974. Illustrated, some in color. 4to, boards. Glorieta: Rio Grande Press, (1974). A very good copy. More
Albuquerque: University of New Mexico Press, 1978. Illustrated in color and in black & white with photographs and maps and over 100 detailed drawings by the author. 4to, white cloth, d.w. Albuquerque: University of New Mexico Press, 1978. First Edition. Very good (+). More
New York: Grossman Publishers, 1974. Illustrated in color. 111 pages, slim 4to, rust colored cloth (some spotting to cloth), dust wrapper (price clipped and some sunning). New York: Grossman. A very good copy in a very good(+) dust wrapper. Presentation copy, signed by author on front free endpaper. Also includes a typed letter discussing the gift of the book and a visit Keegan paid the recipient. More
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