Twenty publications on Plains, Plateau and Woodlands art and material culture. 1.) BEAR, GRISELDA, et al. Mohawk Micmac Maliseet... and Other Indian Souvenir Art from Victorian Canada. Exhibit booklet. London: Canada House Cultural Centre Gallery, 1985. 2.) HORSE CAPTURE, GEORGE P. Reflections, The Darrel S. Howell Collection. Stockton: Darrel Howell, 1995. Signed by Howell. 3.) JENNYS, SUSAN. 19th Century Plains Indian Dresses. Pottsboro: Crazy Crow Trading Post, 2004. 4.) KOCH, RONALD P. Dress Clothing of the Plains Indians. Norman: University of Oklahoma Press, 1988. 5.) LYFORD, CARRIE A. Quill and Beadwork of the Western Sioux. Boulder: Johnson Books, 1990. 6.) MARK, FRANCIS. The Mark Francis Collection of American Indian Art, A Photo Journal. Native American Antiquities Publishing, Inc., 2010. 7.) STUEVER, MARTHA HOPKINS. Bags of Friendship: Bandolier Bags of the Great Lakes Indians. Exhibit booklet. Santa Fe: Morning Star Gallery, 1996. 8.) TAYLOR, COLIN F. Buckskin & Buffalo, the Artistry of the Plains Indians. New York: Rizzoli, 1998. 9.) TORRENCE, GAYLORD. Native American Parfleche, A Tradition of Abstract Painting. Exhibit booklet. Kansas City Art Institute: 1984. Periodicals: 10.) THE AMERICAN MUSEUM JOURNAL. Volume X, November 1910, Number 7. "Navajo Blankets," Pliny E. Goddard. 11.) NEBRASKALAND MAGAZINE. The First Voices. Vol. 62, No. 1, January-February 1984. 12.) PLATEAU MAGAZINE OF THE MUSEUM OF NORTHERN ARIZONA. Volume 55, Number 4. Circles of Power, by Ronald McCoy. 13.) THE MENTOR. June 1922. "Mesa Verde Cliff Dwellers," by Ronne C. Shelse; and "Indian Rugs and Blankets," by Geroge Wharton James. 14.) THE MUSEUM OF THE FUR TRADE QUARTERLY. Volume 22, No. 4, Winter 1986. "Trade Mirrors," by Charles E Hanson, Jr. 15.) RAPID CITY JOURNAL. June 6, 1971. "Pine Ridge art attracts interest, A Smithsonian invitation," by Lyn Gladstone. 16.) WHISPERING WIND, AMERICAN INDIAN: PAST & PRESENT. Vol. 39, No. 1, Issue #269. 17.-20.) Four gallery sales catalogs, including for the Joel and Kate Kopp Collection of American Indian Dolls, The Gary Hendershott Tomahawk Collection, Matthew Chase Ltd. American Indian Art, and the Brant Mackley Gallery, Philadelphia Antiques Show 2012. Condition: Good-Very Good; the volumes are from a well-used research library; some light toning; some with owner's signature.