Navajos Gods and Tom-Toms

This hardcover edition shows signs of wear typical of ex-library books. The spine is slightly frayed at the edges, and the cover has some scuff marks. There is no dust jacket present. Library markings and stamps are visible on the endpapers, and a library pocket is affixed inside the front cover. Despite these markings, the binding remains intact, and the pages are free of inscriptions or annotations.

"Navajos, Gods and Tom-Toms" by S. H. Babington, published by Greenberg in New York, 1950, is a hardcover edition exploring the rich cultural tapestry of the Navajo people. This work delves into the spiritual and everyday life of the Navajos, offering insights into their gods, rituals, and the symbolic significance of the tom-tom. S. H. Babington, M.D., F.I.C.S., provides a unique perspective, blending his medical background with a deep appreciation for Navajo traditions. This edition, published simultaneously in Toronto by Ambassador Books, LTD, is particularly valuable for those interested in ethnography and Native American studies. The book is an ex-library copy, which may appeal to collectors of institutional editions.