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Ottawa: National Museums of Canada, 1969. Paperback. Good/N/A. GOOD. Wrappers creased, worn, lightly dustsoiled, with two scuffs at front spine edge; corners bumped, page edges tanned, previous owner name and address inside front cover. x, 137 pp., b/w illus. Bulletin 235. Size: 4to

Ottawa: National Museum of Canada, 1974. Reprint. Paperback. Very Good/No Dj. 4to. pp. 137, black and white photographs throughout. Blind crease to bottom corner of rear cover, original glossy coating is delaminating.  Personal inscription on fep.  National Museums Of Canada -- Bulletin 235.  ""This book includes 48 stories from the village of Povungnituk, one of the main centers for contemporary Inuit carving in Canada. Striking photographs of…

Ottawa: National Museums of Canada 1974. (4to paperback) 137pp. Very good plus. Photographs, illustrations, bibliography. "Povungnituk, on the east side of Hudson Bay, is one of the main centres of contemporary Eskimo carving in Canada. In 1958-59, under the active encouragement of Reverend Father Andre P. Steinmann, O.M.I., the Povungnituk carvers depicted some of their oral traditions in soapstone". Book about Oral Tradition & Soapstone. Publisher series: Anthropological Series #90 Bulletin No. 235). Text in Inuktitut and English. Locale: Canada; Northern Canada. (Art--Canada, Carving, Folklore, Inuit, Legends, Indian).

Ottawa: National Museums of Canada [1971], 2nd printing. (4to paperback) 139pp. Very good. Photographs, illustrations, bibliography. Dampstain on the back cover. Book about Oral Tradition & Soapstone. Publisher series: Anthropological Series #90 Bulletin No. 235). Text in Inuktitut and English. Locale: Canada; Northern Canada. (Anthropology, Carving, Folklore, Inuit, Legends, Indian).