Apache Gold and Yaqui Silver. Illustrated by Tom Lea [Hardcover] Dobie, J. Frank

Description

1939 reprint edition. Missing dustjacket. Hardcover has some fading, fraying, and shelf wear at edges. The pages have some occasional underlining. The binding is secure.

This well-worn copy of Apache Gold and Yaqui Silver is a testament to its enduring appeal. Published in 1939, it captures the rugged spirit of the American Southwest through the keen observations and literary talents of J. Frank Dobie. A renowned folklorist and writer, Dobie spent years immersing himself in the cultures and landscapes of the region, befriending Apache and Yaqui peoples and collecting their stories and traditions. This volume, with its evocative illustrations by the celebrated artist Tom Lea, offers a vivid portrayal of the harsh beauty of the desert and the resilience of its inhabitants. Despite its age and wear, this book remains a cherished classic, inviting readers to explore a world where myth and reality intertwine, and the echoes of ancient civilizations still resonate. For collectors and enthusiasts of Southwestern literature and art, this well-traveled copy holds a special allure, bearing the marks of its journey through time and the hands of appreciative readers.