How Indian Sign Talk in Pictures

This third printing from 1959 is in fair condition, with some wear evident on the cover and spine. The vibrant red and yellow covers retain their original allure, showcasing Iron Eyes Cody in traditional attire. The pages are intact, with some signs of aging but no significant tears or markings. There is no dust jacket, as issued. Overall, this copy is a well-preserved piece for collectors and historians interested in Indigenous cultural studies.

Delve into the intricate world of Native American sign language with "How Indian Sign Talk in Pictures" by Iron Eyes Cody. This visually engaging book, illustrated by Clarence Ellsworth, offers readers a unique glimpse into the rich cultural heritage of Indigenous communication methods. First published in 1952 and now in its third printing from 1959, this edition serves as both a historical document and an educational tool. Iron Eyes Cody, assisted by Ye-Was, meticulously demonstrates common words and phrases through detailed photographs and illustrations, making this volume an invaluable resource for enthusiasts of cultural studies and language. Published by Homer H. Boelter Lithography in Hollywood, California, it captures a fascinating aspect of Indigenous life and communication preserved through generations.