The Manners, Customs, and Condition of the NORTH AMERICAN INDIANS, by GEORGE CATLIN.

Written During Eight Years Travel Amongst The Wildest Tribes of Indians in North America, 1832-39. With Four Hundred Illustrations, carefully engraved from his Original Paintings.

VOLUME 1

Philadelphia -Leary, Stuart and Company 1913 Price: $100.00

Image Title: D. Rattles (She-She-quois) made of rawhide & filled with pebbles.

E. Drums are made of rawhide stretched over a hoop, much like a tambourine, or made in the form of a keg.

F. The "Mystery Whistle," entirely different from that of any wind intrument know in "civilised" inventions.

G. "Deer Skin Flute," "Winnebago Courting Flute," "Tsal-Eet-Quash-To," (Young men woo their sweet hearts with these.)

H. The "War Whistle," a well known and valued instrument, 6 or 9 inches in length, invariably made from a deer or turkey leg. Catlin

Page Size: Octavo 6" X 9 3/4".

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