[NATIVE AMERICANS]. The Red Man: An Illustrated Magazine Printed by Indians. 49 issues (incomplete run). Carlisle, PA: Carlisle Indian Press, 1910-1915.

8vo, 49 issues numbering: Vol. 2 Nos. 6-10, February-June 1910; Vol. 3 No. 2 October 1910; Vol. 3 No. 4 December 1910; Vol. 3 Nos. 6-10, February-June 1911; Vol. 4 Nos. 1-10 September 1911-June 1912; Vol. 5 Nos. 1-9, September 1912-May 1913; Vol. 6 Nos. 1-10, September 1913-June 1914; Vol. 7 Nos. 1-6, September 1914-February 1915; Vol. 7 No. 8, April 1915; Vol. 7 No. 9/10, May/June 1915. Illustrated. (Occasional toning or spotting.) Orignal pictorial wrappers, many with designs by William "Lone Star" Deitz (minor wear to edges, occasional creasing).

Articles and issues include: VENNE, Ernestine (Chippewa). Facts about Chippewas. -- CARTER, Caleb (Nez Perce). How the Nez Perces Trained for Long Distance Running. -- ELM, Cora (Oneida). The Creation of the Earth. -- YELLOWTAIL, Robert (1889-1988). The Indian and His Problem. -- McBETH, Kate C. and Mazie CRAWFORD. The Rise and Fall of King Alcohol in the Nez Perce Indian Country. [Liquor Suppression Number, March 1914]. -- DONEHOO, George P. The "White Plague" of the Red Man. -- KAPPLER, Charles J. Some Curious Indian Treaties. -- LIPPS, Oscar H. History of the Art of Weaving Among the Navajos. -- MOORE-WILSON, Minnie. The Seminoles of Florida and Their Rights in the Everglades. -- PARKER, Arthur C. The Awakened American Indian.

[NATIVE AMERICANS]. The Red Man: An Illustrated Magazine Printed by Indians. 49 issues (incomplete run). Carlisle, PA: Carlisle Indian Press, 1910-1915.