Indian Sign Language

This hardcover edition of "Indian Sign Language" is in typical ex-library condition, with library stamps and markings indicating previous use. The cover shows minor wear, consistent with its age and library usage. There is no dust jacket present, and the binding remains intact, ensuring the book's durability for continued reading and collection.

"Indian Sign Language" by Robert Hofsinde (Gray-Wolf) is a fascinating exploration of the communication methods used by Native American tribes. First published in 1956, this particular edition is a third printing from April 1957, distributed by George J. McLeod Limited in Toronto. Hofsinde, known for his insightful works on Native American culture, also illustrated the book, providing readers with a visual understanding of the signs. This hardcover edition is ex-library, indicating its previous use in a public library setting. The book delves into the rich cultural heritage and practical applications of sign language among indigenous communities, making it a valuable resource for enthusiasts of cultural studies and language. This edition is distinct due to its library markings and historical significance, offering collectors a glimpse into mid-20th-century perspectives on Native American communication.