A list of the primary gestures in Indian sign-talk [mss. Indian hand talking]
Subtitle: Only 19 copies of these proofs are printed, one for each of my patrons. None will be sold. They are for corrections, additions, improvements, criticisms by Indians: after which extended works, and A Magazine in Hands-tal[k]ing may be expected. Titls are omited [sic]for want of sufficient type. To those who have aided me with money; I tender herewith my sincered thanks. A Magazine in Sign-talk will obtain a wide (if noy large) circulation among the Curious in oll [sic] Lands. The digrams can be reduced and transferred in any size or color. Shall we control, ? As you suy [sic]. I am ready to serve you. Yours respectfully. L. F. Hadley
Publisher: [Publisher not identified]
Published: 1887
Place of publication: Anadarko, Indian Territory
Language: eng
Number of pages: 63
Subjects: Cherokee Indians; Indian sign language
Notes: Signs are printed with woodcuts; script in manuscript.