An edition of Sign talk: a universal signal code, without apparatus, for use in the army, the navy, camping, hunting, and daily life. (1918)

Sign talk

a universal signal code, without apparatus, for use in the army, the navy, camping, hunting, and daily life. The gesture language of the Cheyenne Indians, with additional signs used by other tribes, also a few necessary signs from the code of the deaf in Europe and America, and others that are established among our policemen, firemen, railroad men, and school children. Prepared with assistance from General Hugh L. Scott. The French and German equivalent words added by Lillian Delger Powers. --

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An edition of Sign talk: a universal signal code, without apparatus, for use in the army, the navy, camping, hunting, and daily life. (1918)

Sign talk

a universal signal code, without apparatus, for use in the army, the navy, camping, hunting, and daily life. The gesture language of the Cheyenne Indians, with additional signs used by other tribes, also a few necessary signs from the code of the deaf in Europe and America, and others that are established among our policemen, firemen, railroad men, and school children. Prepared with assistance from General Hugh L. Scott. The French and German equivalent words added by Lillian Delger Powers. --

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Doubleday, Page
Language
English
Pages
237

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Sign language, Indian sign language, Indians of North America

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Cover of: Sign talk
Sign talk: a universal signal code, without apparatus, for use in the army, the navy, camping, hunting, and daily life. The gesture language of the Cheyenne Indians, with additional signs used by other tribes, also a few necessary signs from the code of the deaf in Europe and America, and others that are established among our policemen, firemen, railroad men, and school children. Prepared with assistance from General Hugh L. Scott. The French and German equivalent words added by Lillian Delger Powers. --
1918, Doubleday, Page
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Cover of: Sign talk
Sign talk: a universal signal code, without apparatus, for use in the army, the navy, camping, hunting and daily life.
1918, Doubleday, Page
Cover of: Sign talk
Sign talk: a universal signal code, without apparatus, for use in the army, the navy, camping, hunting, and daily life.
1918, Doubleday, Page & Co.

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