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197249558Toronto: Women's Liberation 1972. First Edition. Quarto 28cm; mimeographed sheets printed on variously-colored stock and stapled at upper left corner; 28pp. Fine. April 1972 issue of the Toronto Women's Liberation Newsletter with announcements of meetings and events a directory for the women's liberation movement in Toronoto reprints of articles from other publications alongside original content on divorce childcare lesbians coming out to family members with coverage of a rally to support Angela Davis et al. Women's Liberation unknown books
1964158591964. Softcover. VG- Some wear to wraps--creasing at spine top right corner of front cover creased. Gold wraps. 176 pp. 4 color 100 bw plates. Brief essay on the author by Sir Anthony Blunt biographic passage large annotated and illustrated catalogue many rich plates. unknown books
19331119891933. Softcover. VG- some soiling to covers and page edges. Grey wraps. 20 pp. 8 bw plates. Catalogue of 242 works by many different artists with alphabetical listing of the artists and their work including prices. Includes 196 oils Black and White 197-229 Sculpture 230-242. These are followed by a short listing of an additional 69 smaller works by artist gordon Weber. paperback books
19331119921933. Softcover. Fair . Old stains at top of pages near spine where some moisture was once present very slight wrinkling here and there. Sold as a reading copy only. Pale greenish wraps. 20 pp. 8 bw plates. Includes 41 works by Hungarian Artists each of whom is given brief biographical information. 117 works on Water Colours followed by 90 photographs by 27 photographers. paperback books
1990117411990. Softcover. VG. Color wraps. 66 pp. 2 color 78 bw plates. Illustrated catalogue of 56 works with 21-page essay by Christine Boyanowski 41 notes and biographical chronology. unknown books
191911795Toronto: J.M. Dent 1919. First Edition. Octavo. Cloth boards; dustjacket; 339pp. Light wear with top-stain faded; pictorial jacket bright and intact with mild overall soil; Very Good. A novel of Canadian politics strongly critical of the Imperial Federation League and attempts to isolate Quebec. Moore's earlier novel "The Clash" dealt with Canadian Anglo-French relations. Scarce in jacket. J.M. Dent unknown books
1979259431Chicago: Green & Pleasant Press; printed by SRAFprint 1979. 27p. 8.5x11 inch newsletter address label and stamps on rear cover folded for mailing general handling and slightly uneven toning. Shea had co-authored the Illuminatus! Trilogy with Robert Anton Wilson who contributes a piece here "A few blunt statements about neuro-economics". Wilgus contributes a short poem "THEY." The pseudonymous Canada Lynx contributes a critical essay addressing anarchist sexual ethics child rearing and related issues. Green & Pleasant Press; printed by SRAFprint unknown books
1975212104Vancouver BC: the Union 1975. 4p. 8.5x11 inches horizontal fold evenly browned else very good condition. First issue of the newsletter including an introduction to the union. the Union unknown books
197026529Ottawa: Crown Publishers 1970. Reprint 1976. Octavo 22.75cm.; original pictorial card wrappers; xii488pp. Wrappers a bit rubbed else Fine. Includes sections on economy education taxation poverty immigration and criminal law. Crown Publishers unknown books
1911WRCAM55081Ontario Canada 1911. 108pp. approximately 13000 words overall. Oblong 12mo. Original limp burgundy calf. Some rubbing to covers chipping at extremities. Minor tanning a few ink smudges. Very good overall. An entertaining diary chronicling a seven- week camping and canoeing trip in the Ontario wilderness by four Yale University students during the summer of 1911. <br> <br> We believe the author of this diary to be Henry Eldridge Perry a Yale student who was accompanied on this adventure by three friends: Jo Dugas Edward Bancroft Twombly a member of the Yale class of 1912 and of Skull and Bones and Jeff Jeffery. They met at North Bay Ontario and took the train to Cochrane and then on to Low Bush where their journey began. Their purported mission was to search for fossils minerals and other geological samples but the diary reveals they were mostly searching for adventure. <br> <br> Perry's daily entries detail their progress on the water portaging from lake to lake setting up numerous campsites in difficult territory battling the weather hunting and fishing and chance meetings with lumberjacks and Indians among other excitement. They regularly shot partridges for breakfast and caught pickerel and pike for dinner when they could "I kidded myself into thinking I was fishing but I really only held a pole" - July 20. <br> <br> The hunting highlight of the trip was the downing of a black bear on August 10: <br> <br> "This afternoon Jeff & I went out to Baker Lake to hunt for an outlet.we didn't see much some Indian wigwams a log house & all the skeletons hides & utensils they discard upon departure. Farther up we happened to run into a bear. Heard a big crashing in the bush & that we'd pinch a wild beast or two so I paddled nearer while Jeff adjusted his rifle. Just then the old brute broke thru the bush & trotted along the shore without seeing us. Then he began to swim across & I paddled after him like the dickens. Jeff began to shoot & the first shot the bear saw us & turned for shore. Jeff shot twice more & the third time pinked him under the ear. He flopped and after a few kicks was dead floating on the surface. How we vibrated! We tied a rope around his neck & towed him ashore. Then we got out in about two feet of water & lifted him clear of the water into the canoe. How we did it we'll never know. He weighs about 400 lbs is 6 ft 8 in from nose to hind foot 5 ft. 3 in. from nose to tail 44 inches round abdomen 40 round chest & 30 round neck. Jo says he's the biggest black bear he's ever seen." <br> <br> Perry is an amusing and self-effacing narrator never holding back his complaints about mosquitos or leaking tents and giving each campsite a new and clever name such as: "Camp Hang-over" "Camp Gloom" "Camp Larger Gloom" "Camp Hellgate" and "Camp Where the - are We Or - if I Know." Although he only refers to himself by his last name our Perry is likely Henry Eldridge Perry who roomed with Twombly during their last two years at Yale. A native of Crete Nebraska Perry may also have provided the backwoods expertise for this outing. A delightful glimpse of a substantial trip by four amateur outdoorsmen. Mortimer Robinson Proctor HISTORY OF THE CLASS OF 1912 YALE COLLEGE New Haven Ct.: Yale University 1912 Vol. 1. unknown books
192949182Ottawa Canada: F. A. Acland King's Printer 1929. 1st Printing. Tan textured paper covers with front cover image of the Tower drawn by Paul Alfred signed in the plate stapled. Now housed in an archival mylar sleeve. Average wear. Period pos to p. 1 upper margin. Very Good. 24 pp. Contents include an illustrated history of the tower and its carillon as well as the summer program. Illustrated with 9 captioned b/w half-tone photographic images. 8vo. 8-1/8" x 5" <br/><br/>From Wiki we find that a "carillon is a musical instrument typically housed in the bell tower belfry of a church or municipal building. The instrument consists of at least 23 cast bronze cup-shaped bells which are played serially to produce a melody or together to play a chord. A traditional manual carillon is played by striking a keyboard—the stick-like keys of which are called batons—with the fists and by pressing the keys of a pedal keyboard with the feet. The keys mechanically activate levers and wires connected to metal clappers which strike the bells." <br /> <br />Here this Carillon "was installed and inaugurated in the presenced of His Excellency the Viscount Willingdon Governor General of Canada at noon on the first day of July 1927 on the occasion of the celebration of the sixtieth anniversary of the Confederation of Canada." <br /> <br />Uncommon no copies located on OCLC. F. A. Acland, King's Printer unknown books
198019984Ottawa: National Gallery of Canada 1980. Softcover. VG- Spine slightly creased; Slight rubbing and light wear to extremities of wraps. White wraps. 295 pp. 63 bw plates. Text by Alan McNairn in French and English. National Gallery of Canada unknown books
1994209801994. Softcover. VG- one discolored spot on front cover from original price sticker. Tan wraps. 607 pp. 349 bw 391 color plates. Shipping weight is 6 pounds. This huge tome was written by Jean-Marcel Humbert Michael Pantazzi and Christiane Ziegler and is lavishly illustrated. paperback books
1970311531970. Softcover. VG- Ex-art lib. inkstamp and pencil to front cover. White wraps. Unpaginated. Numerous bw plates. paperback books
1982228841982. Softcover. VG- spine wrinkled. Light blue wraps. 303 pp. 124 bw plates. Text by Mimi Cazort and Catherine Johnston. unknown books
1975120931975. Hardcover. Good; ex-lib. with markings on end pages. Tan cloth. 112 pp. 7 color 60 bw plates. Catalogue listing of 54 works with an eight-page introduction by Mayo Graham a list of exhibitions and literature biographical information and essays on each of the seven artists. Text in French and English. hardcover books
1967117971967. Softcover. VG- Slight rubbing and wear to wraps; Faint yellowing around edges of pages due to age. Color wraps. 254 pp. 31 color 378 bw plates. Illustrated and annotated catalogue of 378 works with literature and exhibitions. Includes biographies of the artists bibliography and foreword. Catalogue is arranged into sections: French Colonial Period English Colonial Period Post-Confederation Period Twentieth-Century 1900-1950 and Twentieth-Century 1951-. Text in French and English. Section of beautiful full-page color plates in front of book. unknown books
195791791957. Softcover. VG some soiling to covers. White wraps. 32 pp. 2 color 21 bw plates. Contains a 2-page introduction by R.H. Hubbard the nice plates and the catalogue of 84 20th-century works with brief artist biography. unknown books
199916613.21999. Hardcover. VG/Good DJ. present but worn at extremities; Book itself is clean and tight. Yellow boards color DJ. 600 pp. Numerous bw and color plates. Text is in ENGLISH. hardcover books
199916613Ottawa Canada: Musée des Beaux-Arts du Canada 1999. Hardcover. VG/VG. Yellow boards color DJ. 600 pp. Numerous bw and color plates. Text is in English. Musée des Beaux-Arts du Canada hardcover books
1978150450Ottawa ON: National Gallery of Canada 1978. Hardcover. VG/VG. Black cloth. 240 pp. Numerous color and bw plates. Color plates are tipped-in. Beautiful catalogue with large plates and extensive annotation! Text of this edition is in French. National Gallery of Canada hardcover books
1977177671977. Softcover. VG- art library stamp and sticker. White wraps. 88 pp. 12 color appx. 50 bw plates. unknown books
19221349Various places in British Columbia & Alaska 1922. Very good. Fifteen real photo postcards. Light wear and soiling. Several with manuscript notations and/or postmarks on verso. A collection of real photo postcards depicting First Peoples and indigenous life in British Columbia with two images depicting similar scenes in Alaska. Taken by various photographers over the course of several years these images show native people in towns across the province. Identified locations include Radium Kitwanga Vernon Prince Rupert Victoria and Alert Bay. Identified photographers include W.W. Wrathall active in Prince Rupert in 1916; Henry Twidle Granite Bay 1922-1924; Trio Victoria 1914-1925; Vernon Photo Co. Vernon 1910-1920; Gowan-Sutton Co. Vancouver 1920-1925; and Elliott & Baglow North Vancouver 1907-1908. The Alaska photographs are attributed to Otto Schallerer who was active in Seward and later Ketchikan in the 1920s. An unidentified photograph shows a group of ten Inuit -- two men five women and three children -- smiling into the camera. The man wear traditional clothing made from skins while the women have on cotton dresses with gloves and fur hoods likely worn over their warmer clothes. An image attributed to Elliott & Baglow of North Vancouver depicts a large group titled "Indian Chiefs B.C." It shows nearly three dozen men arrayed for the camera outdoors all dressed in traditional headdresses and robes. Another striking image taken at Radium shows a family of Kootenay Indians posed in their buggy possibly outside their home. Several of the postcards show totem poles. Though a bit eclectic a nice grouping of images from British Columbia. unknown books
196917890scsOttawa: Queen’s Printer for Canada 1969. Octavo stapled wrappers paperbound 10 pp. Near-Fine with former-owner signature. Contents: The Ecosystem; The Ecological Population; Quantifiable Variables; Other Variables; Culture and Ecology. Queen’s Printer for Canada, 1969. unknown books
1989248358Ottawa: National Gallery of Canada 1989. hardcover. fine/near fine. Essays by James Borcoman Estelle Jussim Philip J. Pocock Lilly Koltun. Produced in collaboration with the National Archives of Canada. Profusely illustrated with black & white photographs. 4to black cloth dust wrapper. Wrapper is very lightly edge-worn still near-fine. Ottawa: National Gallery of Canada 1989. Near-fine.<br/><br/> National Gallery of Canada unknown books
