Indian Sign Language

This ex-library copy of "Indian Sign Language" shows signs of wear typical of library use, including markings and stamps. The hardcover is worn, and the dust jacket is absent. Binding remains intact, and pages are clean with expected age-related toning. Overall, the book is in good condition for reference and study. ###

"Indian Sign Language" by Robert Hofsinde (Gray-Wolf) is a comprehensive exploration of the sign language used by Native American tribes. Published by William Morrow & Company in New York, this eighth printing from October 1965 reflects Hofsinde's dual role as both author and illustrator. Known for his deep understanding of Native American culture, Hofsinde provides an insightful look into the symbolic language that facilitated communication across diverse tribes. This edition is particularly notable for its focus on preserving cultural heritage through detailed illustrations and descriptions. While the book is ex-library with typical markings, it remains a valuable resource for those interested in indigenous communication methods. The absence of a dust jacket is offset by the book’s historical significance and educational value. ###