Eric Sloane, an exceptional artist, historian, and prolific writer, emerges as an important literary figure whose works continue to captivate readers worldwide. As an author, Sloane skillfully weaved together his profound knowledge of early American history and his deep appreciation for nature into a tapestry of captivating books. Through his timeless writings, Sloane imparts invaluable lessons on the significance of preserving America’s rural heritage and the enduring beauty of its landscapes. His books, filled with eloquence and passion, offer readers a journey back in time, delving into the rich cultural legacy of the nation and instilling a sense of pride in its rustic roots. Whether it’s exploring the intricacies of early American tools, unraveling the mysteries of weather patterns, or delving into the folklore that shaped the nation’s soul, Sloane’s literary masterpieces inspire, educate, and enlighten. Join us as we unravel the literary legacy of Eric Sloane, a writer whose words remain as timeless as the landscapes he so eloquently depicted, continuing to resonate with readers of all ages and fostering a deep appreciation for the roots of American heritage. For those wishing to complete a collection of books by Eric Sloane, the following is a list of publications by the author, adapted from Wil Mauch’s Symbols of American Spirit:  50 Years of the Eric Sloane Museum.  We wish you the best of luck and fun in your collecting.  Eric Sloane was a brilliant author, illustrator, and fine artist, and his books are amazing repositories of his philosophy and knowledge. Don’t just collect these books, please read them. For a more comprehensive look at specific titles, see Dr. Dean L. Mawdsley’s excellent The America of Eric Sloane: A Collector’s Bibliography. If you can find a copy, make sure it includes Dr. Mawdsley’s The America of Eric Sloane: A Collector’s Bibliography: Supplement 2003. Both were published by the Connecticut Historical Commission (1990, 2003, respectively).

Clouds, Air and Wind (1941), Devin-Adair Company, New York.

Camouflage Simplified (1942), Devin-Adair Company, New York.

Gremlin Americanus (1942), B.F. Jay & Company, New York.

Your Body In Flight (1943), T.O. 00-25-13 Air Service Command, Fairfield, Ohio.

Eric Sloane’s Weather Book (1949), Duell, Sloan & Pearce, New York.

Skies and the Artist:  How to Draw Clouds and Sunsets (1950), Art Books For All, New York.

American Barns & Covered Bridges (1954), Wilfred Funk, Incorporated, New York.

Eric Sloane’s Almanac and Weather Forecaster (1955), Duell, Sloan & Pearce, New York.

Our Vanishing Landscape (1955), Wilfred Funk, Incorporated, New York.

American Yesterday (1956), Wilfred Funk, Incorporated, New York.

The Book of Storms (1956), Duell, Sloan & Pearce, New York.

The Seasons of America Past (1958), Wilfred Funk, Incorporated, New York.

Return to Taos:  A Sketchbook of Roadside America (1960), Wilfred Funk, Incorporated, New York.

Look at the Sky (1961), Duell, Sloan & Pearce, New York.

Diary of An Early American Boy:  Noah Blake 1805 (1962), Wilfred Funk, Incorporated, New York.

ABC of Early Americana (1963), Doubleday & Company, Incorporated, Garden City, New York.

Folklore of American Weather (1963), Duell, Sloan & Pearce, New York.

A Museum of Early American Tools (1964), Wilfred Funk, Incorporated, New York.

A Reverence For Wood (1965), Wilfred Funk, Incorporated, New York.

An Age of Barns (1966), Funk & Wagnalls, Incorporated, New York.

The Sound of Bells (1966), Doubleday & Company, Incorporated, Garden City, New York.

The Cracker Barrel (1967), Funk & Wagnalls, Incorporated, New York.

Don’t – A Little Book of Early American Gentility (1968), Funk & Wagnalls, Incorporated, New York.

Mr. Daniels and the Grange (1968), Funk & Wagnalls, Incorporated, New York.

The Second Barrel (1969), Funk & Wagnalls, Incorporated, New York.

Look at the Sky and Tell the Weather (1970), World Publishing Company, New York.

I Remember America (1970), Funk & Wagnalls, Incorporated, New York.

Do:  A Little Book of Early American Know-How (1972), Walker & Company, New York.

The Little Red Schoolhouse (1972), Doubleday & Company, Incorporated, Garden City, New York.

The Spirits of ’76 (1973), Walker & Company, New York.

Recollections in Black & White (1974), Walker & Company, New York.

For Spacious Skies:  A Meteorological Sketchbook of American Weather (1978), Funk & Wagnalls, Incorporated, New York.

Legacy (1979), Funk & Wagnalls, Incorporated, New York.

Once Upon A Time:  The Way America Was (1982), Hastings House, New York.

Eighty:  An American Souvenir (1985), Dodd, Mead and Company, New York.