Claremont, N.H. Tracy and Brothers, 1854. 276p, gilt decorated cloth, book plate removed, spine faded with light wear to extremities, foxing on some pages, good. First edition. Includes two captivity narratives and the burning of Royalton (Vermont).
Columbus, Ohio: Hunter-Trader-Trapper Co., 1925. 214p, illustrated, covers soiled, good. First edition. Vol. I of "The Frontier Series." An expanded version was published in Harrisburg, Pa. in 1952. Contains William C. Slaper's account of the Battle of Big Horn. Brininstool contributed several articles about Custer and the Battle.
New York: E. P. Dutton & Co. Inc., 1945. No pagination (24p), color illustrated boards, illustrated by Roberta Paflin, light wear to cover edges, vg in dust jacket with edge tears. First edition. Many color illustrations including some full page. Story of a little Indian boy's hunting adventures. Apparently there.....
Chicago: The Lakeside Press, R. R. Donnelley & Sons, 1947. 181p, 6 1/4" x 4 1/4", top edge gilt, map, inscription, underlining, good. Memoirs of two French officers who lived with the Indians along the Mississippi from the Ohio River to North of Lake Superior.
Philadelphia: J. B. Lippincott & Co, 1868. 284p, cloth, illustrated (incl. fold-out map), bookplate, some loosening and browning of paper, wear to spine ends, minor tear to map mended with tape, good. First edition. Howes. USiana C-175. Much on the Indians and U.S. Army in the West, especially Nebraska, Wyoming.....
New York: Harper & Brothers Publishers, 1860. 233p, blind stamped cloth, rebacked with original spine laid on, original endpapers preserved, wear to edges, some loosening, former owner's signature on front endpaper, good. First edition. Illustrated with full page illustrations by John M'Lenan. "Personal adventures of Alabama's most notable Indian Fighter.".....
No Place: William H. Cobb, (1921). 82p, cloth, light damp stains on cover, paper browning, good. First edition.
Lincoln, Nebraska: 1898. 94p, 5 5/8" x 4 1/8", decorated cloth, illustrated (2 color plates), light wear to edges, o/w very good. First edition, inscribed by author ("From the author, 1 of 12/98." With illustrations by Susette La Flesche Tibbles (Bright Eyes). Preface claims illustrations are first by a Native.....
1834. Patterson, J.B. (ed). LIFE OF MA-KA-TAI-ME-SHE-KIA-KIAK OR BLACK HAWK., Embracing the Tradition of his Nation- Indian Wars in which He Has Been Engaged...Dictated by Himself. Boston, 1834. Varient edition with no publisher or printer listed. 155p, frontis portrait, foxing, nicely rebound in boards with remainder of original label on.....
No place, 1934. 98p, wraps, frontis, very good+. First edition. (Usiana W-259.) The Modoc War, Montana operations, etc. with Troop L, First Cavalry. (Controvich A308). Herman (1856-1944) was the brother of Paul Werner, fonder of the Werner Publishing Co., and was active in veterans affairs in Akron after service in.....