The Navajo: Herders, Weavers, and Silversmiths

This ex-library copy shows signs of wear typical of its age and usage. The hardcover is intact but has noticeable wear on the edges and corners. The spine bears library markings, and there is a library stamp on the title page. The binding is slightly loose, yet all pages are present and readable. The absence of a dust jacket is noted.

"The Navajo: Herders, Weavers, and Silversmiths" by Sonia Bleeker is a detailed exploration of the Navajo people's rich cultural heritage. Published by William Morrow and Company in New York, this 1958 edition, illustrated by Patricia Boodell, provides an insightful look into the traditional practices of herding, weaving, and silversmithing among the Navajo. This specific copy is a second printing from February 1959, making it a unique find for collectors interested in mid-20th-century indigenous studies. Although it is an ex-library copy, the book remains a significant resource for understanding the Navajo's contributions to cultural arts and crafts. The book's condition reflects its history of use, adding to its character and authenticity as a library artifact.