Lot 464

[HARVEY, Fred, his copies]. VOTH, Heinrich Richert (1855-1931). A group of four ethnographic works, comprising:

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Estimate: $200 - $300

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[HARVEY, Fred, his copies]. VOTH, Heinrich Richert (1855-1931). A group of four ethnographic works, comprising:

The Oraibi Powamu Ceremony. Vol. III, no. 2, Field Columbia Museum publication 61. 1901. -- The Oraibi Summer Snake Ceremony. Vol. III, No. 4, FCM No. 83. November 1903. -- The Oráibi Oáqöl Ceremony. Vol. VI, no. I. FCM No. 84. December 1903. -- The Traditions of the Hopi. Vol. VIII, March 1905. FCM No. 96 -- Together, 4 works in 4 volumes, all Chicago: Field Columbian Museum, from information gathered on The Stanley McCormick Hopi Expedition, all FIRST EDITIONS, 8vo, uniformly bound in flexible red morocco with gilt-lettering, condition generally fine, some scuffing. Provenance: H.R. Voth (stamp "with the compliments of H.R. Voth" to front fly leaves, not included in Traditions); Fred Harvey (bookplates, gilt-lettering on front boards); Forrest Fenn (bookplates).

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Native American Art: The Lifetime Collection of Forrest Fenn, Part I

[HARVEY, Fred, his copies]. VOTH, Heinrich Richert (1855-1931). A group of four ethnographic works, comprising:

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