A Pictorial History of Fur Trade Goods Mid 1600\'s to Early 1800\'s For Sale

A Pictorial History of Fur Trade Goods Mid 1600\'s to Early 1800\'s In The Mackinac Straits Area

Updated for 2017 ...A signed Copy

A Pictorial History of Fur Trade Goods
Mid 1600\'s to Early 1800\'s
In The Mackinac Straits Area
By Robert Bennett

A landscape format book 10 × 8, 240 pages

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This book is a photographical reference of items recovered from the Mackinac Straits area.
They were taken over the course of my ten-year infatuation with French and British relics of the fur trade.

A museum at your finger tips. For those who enjoy history through the study of artifacts, (A Pictorial History of Fur Trade Goods)
puts it all in the palm of your hands. This special addition book is a continuation of Robert Bennett’s first release displaying additional
and rare trade era materials. A snap shot in time of the Michigan and Great Lakes Fur Trade period captured for presentand future generations
of historians, collectors and researchers. This accumulation of Native American fur trade relics and period military items is invaluable as most
unique artifact discoveries are rarely made available for historical study. A great amount of knowledge can be gained by the study of these period artifacts.
The research and collector communities will be gratified to have them made permanently available inthis special hard copy

Here are reviews from owners of my first edition...

\" A Pictorial History of Fur Trade Goods: by Robert Bennett A pictorial book of this type is long over due and well worth the
price. If you don\'t own the artifacts, then a good quality photo is the very next best thing. This book is filled with many hard to find
and one of a kind items that can\'t be seen anyplace else. What a wonderful photo journey in time through the Michigan fur trade era,
and a very good reference book for collectors of trade materials from other area\'s of the country as well. I am pleased to add this
great pictorial book to my library for reference work and look forward to many years of usefulness and enjoyment. This book will
no doubt become a collectable in its own right. A must for the serious collector and researcher of fur trade period materials.

Job well done and thanks for all the hard work!
Gary\"

\"Bob, I got my book today and love it. Thanks! It is well worth the wait and price.

Dave \"

\"Bob:

I received my two copies of \"What They Left Behind\" and yes, it is aperfect title for the diverse artifact contents. The book is great, and the photos are as superb as I expected; I like the many full page photos with the excellent detail and clarity of the items. Especially our favorite - the Father Marquette ring. Thanks for doing this to help record and expose the Great Lakes Fur Trade history. Your book will be appreciated by collectors and non collectors. I will treasure my copy for its illustrated history, reference works to the early Fur Trade, and the interesting color photos and subject matter.
Good job!
Dick\"


Hey Howdy Bob,

I have looked through your book many times, its a major work without a doubt. It made me speed up my attempt to do a book of my own also.
Best Regards,
Guy


Hi Robert,

When your book arrived, I had my wife take it, unopened, and wrap it up for me for Christmas. I am now enjoying it immensely!! Signing and numbering it was a nice surprise that I really appreciate.
Thank you very much. Wishing you a happy, healthy, and prosperous New Year,
Regards,

Norm

Hi Robert,

The books arrived safe and sound and I\'ve finally gotten a chance to go through it. All I\'ve got to say is WOW!!!!! What an amazing work you\'ve put together. Thank you so much for doing the book, it will serve me well for a long time to come.
Have a great one!

Jeff