Null CATLIN (George).
Drawings of the north american Indians.
New-York, Double D…

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CATLIN (George). Drawings of the north american Indians. New-York, Double Day, 1984. In-8, brown half-book with corners, cloth case. Reproduction of the drawings made by Catlin kept in the Library of Congress.

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CATLIN (George). Drawings of the north american Indians. New-York, Double Day, 1984. In-8, brown half-book with corners, cloth case. Reproduction of the drawings made by Catlin kept in the Library of Congress.

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