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George Catlin, North American Indians, Being Letters And Notes On Their Manners, Customs, And Conditions, Written During Eight Years’ Travel Amongst The Wildest Tribes Of Indians In North America, 1832-1839, 2 Volumes, John Grant, Edinburgh, 1903, hardbacks, decorative cloth, gilt decoration to boards and spine, lacking dustjackets if issued, ix, 298, xii, 303 pages, illustrated, 26 cm x 18 cm,
Condition – lean, cant to volume one, loss, soiling to spine of volume one, sunning, age-toning, fading, soiling, abrasions, creasing, loss, scuffing, rubbing to spines and boards, age-toning, soiling, foxing, rubbing, staining to eps,. rippling, puffy to rear pastedown of volume one, creasing, nicking, tearing, age-toning, soiling to the fore-edges of fold-out map, foxing, age-toning, soiling in places throughout both volumes






































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