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1. Aztecs & Navajos a Reflection on the Right of Not Being Engulfed / Indian Identity Versus Assimilation an Occasional Paper of the Weatherford Foundation
by Leon-Portilla, Miguel / Edward H. Spicer
Seller Description: Weatherford Foundation, NY c.1975, 6"x9" stapled wraps, 54pp., VG $ See More Details
Paperback, Very Good
Sylva, NC, USA
$20.00
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2. Aztecs & Navajos a Reflection on the Right of Not Being Engulfed / Indian Identity Versus Assimilation an Occasional Paper of the Weatherford Foundation
by Leon-Portilla, Miguel & Spicer, Edward H
Seller Description: Very Good. Publication of 54 pages. The wraps are a little shelf rubbed. Internally the pages are clean and complete. Staple bound. GK. See More Details
1975, Weatherford Foundation
ISBN-13: 9780723304135
Paperback, Very Good
Johannesburg, SOUTH AFRICA
$48.00
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3. Don Quixote of the Mancha
by Miguel De Cervantes, Thomas Shelton (Translator), Edward Abbott Parry
Seller Description: Walter Crane. Very Good. With the date on the title page, in the original brown designer cloth with gilt design of the Quixote on his steed, gilt decorations, black titles, and all the color plates. The very rare edition illustrated by the legendary Walter Crane and retold by the noted British judge and dramatist Edward Abbott Parry. A clean, bright, unmarked copy with designer bookplate of renowned children books collector Sarah Lincoln and minor light bumps to corners. See More Details
1900, John Lane
Hardcover, Very Good
Chicago, IL, USA
$82.00
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4. The Ingenious Gentleman, Don Quixote of La Mancha (in Four Volumes--Complete)
by Miguel De Cervantes Saavedra Translated By Henry Edward Watts Illustrated By Adolphe Lalauze
Seller Description: Very good minus. Without dust jacket as issued. Limited edition # 740 of 1000. Japanese vellum. This revised edition originally issued by Adam and Charles Black, London, 1895. This printing of the Black edition includes the wonderful Adolphe Lalauze plate illustrations issued with the Motteux translation of 1884. Given the piratical nature of the publishing world at the time, we have no idea if Black or Motteux or Lalauze received any payment for the use of the work, but this presentation is ... See More Details
1914, George Barrie; Philadelphia
Hardcover, Good
Newmarket, NH, USA
$94.99
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5. Westvaco Inspirations for Printers: 1942 1943. Numbers 133 to 144
by Benton, Thomas Hart; Covarrubias, Miguel; Dali, Dalvador; Matisse, Henri; Picasso, Pablo; Steichen, Edward Et Al (Artists)
Seller Description: Good. No place: 1942/43. Dark beige cloth. Unpaginated, several hundred pages. Color and black and white illustrations throughout. A bound volume of sorts, collecting 12 issues of Inspirations for Printers spanning the years 1942 to 1943. Original covers are preserved/included. Issued by Westvaco, a mill and paper company originally known as the West Virginia Pulp and Paper Company. The company underwent a variety of acquisitions through the later 1900s and 2000s, and is now essentially part ... See More Details
West Virginia Pulp and Paper Company
Wraps, Good
Dover, NH, USA
$108.00
