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Kansas City, MO.: Fred Harvey, 1926. Third Edition. Stiff pictorial front cover. 33 color plates. The rear cover is detached but present. The front cover has been scotch taped at the spine. The covers have edge tears and rubbing. The pictures are all beautiful and in good shape. Fair Condition/Acceptable. 4to - over 9Âľ" - 12" tall.

Fred harvey , 1926. Paperback. Good. large paperback with colorful cardboard wrap wonderful color plates throughout book is vg save one small damage at top of spine plates atre all vg

Kansas City, MO: Fred Harvey, Indian Dept.. FR/NO DUSTJACKET. 1928. 4th. Pictorial Wraps. Illustrated with 30 full-page-color plates. Binding by Fred Geary . 4to., unpaginated, Binding rubbed, spine torn; corner bumped; ex-library copy with blind stamps .

Kessinger Publishing, LLC, 2006-05-05. Paperback. Good.

Kansas City, MO: Fred Harvey, 1928. Fourth Edition. Softcover. Good. Unpaginated. 30 cm. Colour illustrations. Card covers. Spine tail chipped. Light wear to edges and corners. Some soiling to rear. Signature on front endpaper.

1926 Kansas City 1926. Color illus, 11.5 x 8.5", wraps, unpaged, minor cover edge wear, contents about fine. 3rd ed.

Albuquerque, New Mexico: Fred Harvey no date unpaginated [edge and corner wear]. Sixth Edition. Spiral Bound Stiff Wrappers. Very Good+. Illus. by Color illustrations. 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall.

Kansas City, Mo.: Fred Harvey. An original "Thunderbird 2nd Edition" manufactured in 1920. These were once available for sale at the old Harvey House Restaurants. Beautiful colortype plates through-out in fine shape. A fascinating selection from contemporary skilled artists of the day. The covers show some wear and are graded to good a few small chips out of spine yet tight and of great interest. More antique-ish looking than just used. . Good. Pictorial Wraps. 2nd Edition. 1920.

Kessinger Publishing, LLC, 2006-05-05. Paperback. Used:Good.

Fred Harvey, Indian Dept., 1937. Spiral Bound. Good. . Wear and creases to the cover. Pages are tanning.

Fred Harvey Publishers, Kansas City, Mo., 1920. Second Edition 1920. Großformatige englischsprachige Paperbackausgabe, mit montiertem Deckeltitel und dekorativer Kordellbindung, 68 unpaginierte Seiten mit zahlreichen schönen Farbtafeln. Buchrücken mit zwei kleinen Fehlstellen. Gutes Exemplar (Book Spine with two small Missing Parts. Good Condition).

Kansas City, Mo: Fred Harvey / Thunderbird, 1926. Third Edition. Stiff Illustrated Wraps. Very Good. Fred Geary et. al.. 4to. Pp. [72]. Stiff black paper wrap printed with titles and Fred Geary illustration in four colors. Text verso illustrated with halftone color reproductions of paintings recto. Owner ink signature on ffep, edges rubbed. Picturesque scenes of everyday native life by several artists including Charles Craig, W. E. Rollins, J. Allen St. John, O. E. Berningham, Ferdinand Burgott, and others unsigned. A well preserved copy that is now housed in a removable, clear archival sleeve with acid-free backing.

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Fred Harvey, Indian Department. Used - Good. Good condition. 6th edition. Edgeworn. Warped. Inside clean. (applied arts)

Kansas City, Mo: Fred Harvey, 1926. Third Edition. Paperback. Good+ (Wraps are edgeworn/scuffed/smudged; textblock edges are toned/scuffed/smudged/foxed; interior is lightly toned and occasionally foxed; binding is solid.). Black wraps with colorful illustration and blue lettering; [68] pp.; richly illustrated in color. Filled to the brim with delightfully colorful illustrations.

Albuquerque, NM: Fred Harvey, Indian Department, 1937. Sixth Edition. Softcover. VG- (Covers fairly good with no broken slots at plastic spiral though some show wear; interior is clean with vivid color plates.). Spiral bound. Black & illus. covers, [67 pp.], color plates. The sixth edition of a publication that was first released in 1913. The Fred Harvey Company "owned and managed restaurants, newsstands, and dining cars along the Atcheson, Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad. In 1898 Harvey's son-in-law John Frederick Huckel [1863-1936] founded the Fred Harvey Indian Department, appointing Herman Schweizer as the department's manager. Nicknamed the 'Harvey anthropologist,' Schweizer collected important examples of Native American artifacts, arts, and crafts -- including Hopi kachina dolls and Navajo silver -- and sold them to museums and collectors. ... The Harvey Company also marketed their goods and services to tourists who traveled west on the Santa Fe Railway, and helped to popularize the Southwest as a… Read More

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Albuquerque, New Mexico, Fred Harvey, Indian Department, 1934. . Die erste Ausgabe (1913) erschien unter dem Titel: "First families of the Southwest". - Navajos, Hopi, Apatschen, Taos u.a. und ihr Kunsthandwerk, insbes. Weberei u. Töpferei. - Gutes Exemplar