E Percy Pond (3 results)

Paperback. Condition: Near Fine. 1st. 144 pages, illustrations; 26 x 27 cm. Firm binding, clean inside copy. Light edgewear to wraps, age toning. OVERSIZE! Additional shipping charges may be requested for international & priority orders. Profusely illustrated. *** "The photographs in this publication provide an historical illustration of the impact of foreign contact on Native peoples." - From the preface. Size: Oblong.

Soft cover. Condition: Good. First Edition. Stiff paper covers with photo reproduction of "Eskimo Girl" printed on front cover, bound with string tie near spine; photografhic souvenir album of 12 images by the photographers Winter and Pond of Juneau; photographic images approx. 14x10 cm, mounted on poor quality tan paper 23x18 cm; images in Fine condition, cover edges chipped, brown paper backings of photographs have light edge rubs, 3 of the 12 pages have "FROM OLDROYD LIBRARY" small ink stamp at bottom edge, on the tan backgrouind sheet; overall Good+ condition. from WorldCat: OCLC Number:5148558 Notes:Cover title. Description:12 leaves of plates : illustrations ; 24 cm Contents:Photograph titles: Old Tlingit woman -- Native basket weavers -- Old Tlingit Indian -- Takon Indian doctor -- Old Tlingit women -- Schwatka, a Yukon guide -- Chilkat chiefs in dancing costume -- Old Auk Indian -- Potlatch dancers -- Auk Indian doctor -- Native curio sellers -- Old Eskimo woman. Abstract: Copies of 12 photographs taken by Winter & Pond, prominent Alaskan photographers.

Cabinet card. Albumen photograph [11.5 cm x 19 cm] on a tan Winter & Pond mount [14.5 cm 22 cm] with a Winter & Pond backstamp. Title in the negative. Gentle wear to mount. Image shows uniformed men clubbing seals with poles. Alaskan photographers Lloyd Winter and E. Percy Pond documented the Klondike Gold Rush, mining operations in the Juneau Gold Belt District and traditional Tlingit Indian culture. Winter & Pond operated their Juneau-based curio and photography studio for over 50 years. They expanded their business by publishing scrapbooks or albums of original photographs on subjects of interest to the tourist trade.