South America Gusinde, Martin The Tierra del Fuego Indians. Results of my four research trips in the years 1918-1924 ... 6 parts in 3 volumes (All). With 9, of which 7 folded col. Maps (6 of them double), 1 mont. OPhoto, 6 col. Plate, 22 gravure plates with 100 photogr. illus. and 228 text illus. The plate folders with 50 plates with 129 photograph. (to vol. 1) and 15 plates with a total of 65 OPhotos (to vol. 3. Vienna, Vlg. d. int. Zs. "Anthropos", 1931-39 and 1974. XXXII, 1176 pp. XX, 1499 (1, name ed.) p. XVII (I), 683 (1, empty) p. 511 (1) p. Gr. 8°. OLn. with gilt and black embossed DTit. and RTit., partly in the OUmschlae. and the OSchubern. with mont. RSchild. Extremely rare complete series of the richly illustrated monumental work on the indigenous people of the Tierra del Fuego archipelago. - Vol. 1: The Sel'knam (with plate folder). Vol. 2: The Yamana. Vol. 3/I: The Halakwulup. Vol. 3/2: Anthropology (with plate folder). - The important German ethnographer, theologian and missionary Martin Gusinde (1886-1969), professor at the Catholic University in Washington D.C., undertook extensive study trips to the Araucanians (Chile, Patagonia), the Tierra del Fuego Indians and various Pygmy tribes, among others. - Provenance: Gerhard Lindblom (1887-1969), Swedish ethnographer, with three-line eh. Dedication by the author on recto of frontispiece of vols. 1 and 2 - E. Zbinden, Bern, with his owner's stamp on flyleaf. Included: Three announcement postcards of the "Anthropos" publishing house, as well as a three-page typosketch with a coloured plate. Typoskipt with zsf. academ. Correspondence from and to Gusinde. - Very well-preserved set of copies, due to the long period of publication complete as very rarely offered here. Only incompletely traceable for us at auctions. South America - Tierra del Fuego. - With 9, where of 7 coloured and folding maps (6 of them double), 1 tipped-on original photography, 6 coloured plates, 22 half-tone plates with 100 photographic illustrations and 228 text illustrations. 2 plate portfolios with 50 plates depicting 129 photographic illustrations (ad vol. 1) as well as 15 plates with 65 original photographies (ad vol. 3 respectively. - Extremely rare complete series of this richly illustrated monumental work on the indigenous people of the Tierra del Fuego archipelago. - Vol. 1: The Sel'knam (incl. portfolio with plates). Vol. 2: The Yamana. Vol. 3/I: The Halakwulup. Vol. 3/2: Anthropology. (incl. portfolio with plates). - The important German ethnographer Martin Gusinde (1886-1969), professor at Catholic University in Washington D.C., undertook extensive research travelling to the Araucanians (Chile, Patagonia), the Tierra del Fuego Indians and various Pygmy tribes, among others. Provenance: Gerhard Lindblom (1887-1969), Swedish ethnographer, with dedication by the author on recto of vol. 1. and 2. - E. Zbinden, Bern, with his owner's stamp on fly-leaf on recto of vol. III/1. - Enclosed: Three announcement cards of the 'Anthropos' publishing house, as well as a three-page typoscript with academic correspondency from and to Gusinde. - Very well preserved set, due to the long period of publication complete sets are rarely offered indeed. Only incomplete copies are traceable for us at auctions. This lot is taxed. The hammer price is subject to a 24.95% buyer's premium and the final invoice amount is subject to 7% (books, art) or 19% VAT (manuscripts, silkscreens, offset prints, photographs) in the European Union. This work is subject to the regular margin scheme. There is a 24.95% buyer's premium on the hammer price and 7% (Books and Art) or 19% VAT (Manuscripts, Screenprints, Offsetprints and Photographs) on the final invoice amount in the European Union.