Bundle of two rare Guatemalan publications on indigenous rights and folklore, both from the personal library of poet-anthropologist Nathaniel Tarn:

Legislación Indigenista de Guatemala (1954)

• Compiled by Jorge Skinner-Klee

• Published by Instituto Indigenista Interamericano (Mexico City)

• Special edition documenting indigenous legal policy in mid-20th century Guatemala

• Clean interior; mild edgewear and toning on covers

Boleykh (~1967)

• Published by the Centro de Estudios Folklóricos, Universidad de San Carlos

• Founding declaration dated July 8, 1967 included

• Contributors include Ida Bremme de Santos and Luis Luján Muñoz

• Striking red wrap design, solid and clean interior

Both items originate from Nathaniel Tarn’s personal collection—a highly regarded voice in cultural anthropology and Mesoamerican studies.

Condition:

Minimal wear. No markings. Stored in a private academic library.

Ideal for collectors of Central American ethnographic, legal, or folkloric material.

For:

Scholars of Indigenous law, Latin American studies, or postcolonial anthropology

• Researchers digging into mid-20th-century Guatemalan policy and culture