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THE RISING SUN.
Edition: Advance Reading Copy (trade paperback format. )
Condition: Very near fine in illustrated wrappers.
Book ID: 74768More details Price: $21.50 -
PANORAMA of the Tribes of Colombia and Panama.
Edition: First printing, a trade paperback original.
Lomalinda, Meta, Colombia: Townsend Press, 1973. First edition - A book which grew out of the work of linguistic analysts who are trying to develop a written language which can be used to translate the Bible. This is designed to give an introduction to these native tribes throughout Colombia and Panama. From desert tribes like the Guajiro, to plains tribes, jungle tribes such as the Siona's and Yucuna's to mountain tribes like the Kogi, and Malayo tribes. Wonderfully drawn sketches, photographs, maps, and illustrations of each distinctive tribe. Includes index, Large format. 182 pp.
Condition: Good overall - some spine slant, gift inscription on first page, lower corner of back cover creased. Uncommon.
Book ID: 85932More details Price: $25.00 -
A CHRISTMAS SURPRISE FOR CHABELITA.
Edition: First printing.
New York: BridgeWater Books (1993.) dj. Hardcover first edition - Set in the author's native country of Panama, this is the story of a young girl who memorizes her mother's favorite poem - 'Caperucita Roja' by Gabriela Mistral - for her school's Christmas pageant. Illustrated with bright colorful paintings by Lori Lohstoeter. Unpaginated, oblong format. ISBN: 0-816731314.
Condition: Fine in near fine dust jacket.
Book ID: 33740More details Price: $18.00 -
TROPIC DEATH.
Edition: 2nd printing (just one month after the first)
New York: Boni & Liveright, 1926. Hardcover - Ten powerful short stories of Afro-Caribbean life, set in the West Indies, Panama, and the Central American isthmus. An uncommon book (in any original edition) by this Harlem Renaissance writer who was born in Guyana. Although DuBois praised this book for its significance - "Here is a book of ten stories of death, which, with impressionistic pen and little plot, show forth with singular vividness the life of black laborers of the West Indies. There is superstition, unusual dialect, singular economic glimpses; but above all, there is truth and human sympathy" he also called it "hard reading." 282 pp.
Condition: Fair condition only in dark brown cloth with gold lettering, black and gold illustrated endpapers (front hinge starting, several leaves were carelessly cut open, scattered foxing mostly in margins and some rubbing and shelfwear to the boards - but still a very readable copy of an important book .)
Book ID: 87966More details Price: $125.00