The Seminole Indians of Florida: Their Life and Customs in the Everglades

An interesting vintage illustrated booklet discussing the Seminole people of Florida, their customs, dress, homes, hunting, and life in the Everglades. Written by W. G. MacFarlane and published by American Autochrome Co., Chicago, this booklet was likely produced during the 1930s as a travel or educational publication.

The booklet contains 16 pages with numerous black-and-white illustrations, including images of Chief Osceola, Seminole camps, clothing, canoes, and daily life.

Measurements: Approximately 5 x 7½ inches

Condition

Overall good vintage condition.

• Complete 16-page booklet.
• Light age toning throughout.
• Moderate cover soiling and foxing.
• Remnant of an old price sticker on the front cover.
• Light edge and corner wear from age and handling.
• Pencil notation ("2/25/36") on the front cover, likely from a previous owner.
• Binding remains secure and pages are firmly attached.
• Please review all photographs as they form part of the description.

A desirable piece for collectors of Florida history, Seminole history, Native American publications, Everglades memorabilia, vintage travel ephemera, and early twentieth-century Americana. It also displays well as part of a collection of regional history or historical paper.