Indian Sketches Taken During an Expedition to the Pawnee Tribes, 1833

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First Printing; Signed by Editor; Small stain on page preceeding half title page. Dust jacket has wear at spine ends, one lower tip and several spots along one spine fold. No tears. Dust jacket has been protected by an existing mylar cover. ; **Signed on front free end paper by editor, John Francis McDermott. ** Pale green full cloth, brown spine label with gold lettering. Speckled top edge and brown and yellow head bands. Inside of jacket are lists of titles in other series by publisher. ~ John Irving, the nephew of Washington Irving, was a twenty-year-old youth who accompanied a party headed by Indian Treaty Commissioner Henry Ellsworth "to visit the wild tribes of the prairies" in 1833.; Vol. 18; American Exploration and Travel Series; 9 1/4 x 6 3/8"; xlii, + 275 pp