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197346101Boulder Creek: Chiva Publications 1973. First edition. 24 pp. Fine in stapled wrappers. A collection of twenty-four poems. Boulder Creek: Chiva Publications unknown books
1983300631983. Softcover. VG- light wear to edges exlib with minor marks. Brown ill. wraps. 152 pp. 117 bw plates. Exhibition and catalog organized by Christine Boyanoski and John Hartman. paperback books
1906WRCAM50950Montreal Toronto Quebec & Ottawa 1906. Seventy-seven works including numerous maps. Some original wrappers some volumes in contemporary leather bindings some in later yellow buckram. Some map volumes supplied at least in part in facsimile. Overall very good. A long run of the geological survey of Canada with some works printed in English and some in French. Comprises the progress reports and maps for the Canadian geological survey for a period of about fifty years. Includes the rare large folio atlas PLAN OF VARIOUS LAKES AND RIVERS BETWEEN LAKE HURON AND THE RIVER OTTAWA. Toronto 1857 listed as numbers 16-38 in Ferrier's ANNOTATED CATALOGUE.OF THE GEOLOGICAL SURVEY CANADA. The atlas is usually encountered in quarto format with the maps folded to conform to the smaller size. A copy of the Ferrier bibliography is also included with the collection. A complete detailed list of the works is available upon request. hardcover books
19301441Various locations in Ontario Alberta and the Southern U.S. 1930. Very good. 165 photographs on forty-four leaves. Most images approximately 3 x 4 inches or 2 x 3 inches with a few larger. Oblong octavo. Original brown cloth album with black paper pages string-tied. Light wear to album first leaf detached. Internally clean with some minor wear most images captioned. Interesting photo album made by a young man working in the Canadian forestry service in the 1920s. Images here document time spent along Loch Lomond and Lake Superior in Ontario and later on Mount Shunda in the Canadian Rockies. There is also a section of images covering work in the orange groves of Florida and in the Southern United States. The album is captioned throughout -- extensively so in the segment on Alberta -- providing context and humor to the images.<br/><br/>Our author who is pictured but not identified was employed by the Ontario Forestry Branch in 1928 around Loch Lomond and Lake Superior just south of Thunder Bay. Approximately seventy of the images relate to this region. They show the scenery wildlife and the camps and operations of the forestry service. Most are captioned in some way: "The Cook loading a canoe"; "Cliffs at mouth of Carp River"; "O.F.B. camp Loch Lomond survey." Several later images show the Temagami district of northern Ontario including the Mattagami River and its dam as well as an image captioned "Indian cabin flooded by Mattagami River."<br/><br/>The last several leaves of the album are devoted to the author's work with the Dominion Forest Service in Alberta and British Columbia in 1930. These photos are generally larger 4 x 5 inches and more extensively captioned. The opening image is a panoramic shot of the Big Horn Mountains in Alberta seen forty miles distant. The next shows the small town of Brazeau: "Looking north from Brazeau to Mt. Baldy on left and Mt. Shunda on right. Brazeau is a coal mining town 120 miles west of Red Deer Alberta and lies just inside the first range i.e. Brazeau Mts. Elevation of town 4000 ft. Mt. Shunda 6700 ft." This series of sixty photographs depicts the area around Mt. Shunda including sweeping scenery and towns as well as the forestry camps and activities. One image of three men in a tent from out on the trail is captioned "Over night camp from main camp to reach out-of-the way territory. Frank Mac and Obey. Note it rained over night also note holes in tent." There are mentions of the Canadian Pacific Railway and several images of stations and tracks.<br/><br/>Incongruously placed in the middle of the album is a group of images from 1925 documenting time spent working in the American South. These thirty-five images briefly document the trip to Florida: "Crossing the Roanoke River Virginia"; "On a road in Georgia" depicting a Black man in a goat-drawn cart; "Two tramps outside Philadelphia". There are individual images of the orange grove "Young trees about 5 yrs. out Hiawassee Orange Grove Florida along with shots of the cabin wash day loading fertilizer for the grove and the "View from our shack."<br/><br/>Altogether an interesting album of images documenting one young man's time in the Canadian Forestry Service as well as his earlier adventures working with trees in the American South. unknown 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
19733079bdN.l.: De Havilland Aircraft of Canada 1973. Quarto stiff green wrappers spiral bound 42 leaves. Photo graphs tables. Fine with bookplate. De Havilland Aircraft of Canada, (1973). unknown 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
1908234265Toronto: William Briggs 1908. First edition. Illustrated from photographs. Map. 1 vols. 8vo. Original printed cloth pictorial onlay to front cover. Near fine. First edition. Illustrated from photographs. Map. 1 vols. 8vo. Mair was a major Canadian poet and was secretary of the peace commission concluded the Peace River treaty with the Indians in 1899. Peel 2004 William Briggs unknown books
1937WRCAM54535Alaska & Canada 1937. Three albums with 601 photographs each approximately 3 3/4 x 5 3/4 inches with additional ephemera such as news clippings and a hunting license. Oblong folio. Contemporary full red morocco gilt tooled by the Harcourt Bindery. Photos mounted directly on stiff grey album leaves. Very light wear to hinges and spine ends. Contents generally fine. Very good overall. Two volumes in red cloth slipcases. A magnificent and massive collection of over 600 photographs compiled by William N. Beach famed big game hunter and author of IN THE SHADOW OF MOUNT McKINLEY. <br> <br> The first two albums here document a journey made by Beach through the Canadian Rockies in August and September 1933. The third album focuses on his excursion through Alaska in 1937. All three postdate the publication of MOUNT McKINLEY which established Beach as an important figure in the world of big game hunting. According to one of the contemporary newspaper clippings tipped into the album Beach's hunting party on his second trip documented here "was after specimens of Alaskan wild life to be placed in the Smithsonian" with W.L. Brown curator of the Institute accompanying the party. Shortly after the trip an article by Beach entitled "With Moose and Caribou in Alaska" was published in EXPLORATION AND FIELD-WORK OF THE SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION IN 1937 and featured photography from the "Alaska" album present here. <br> <br> These expertly captured images of the Denali wilderness and the Rockies offer a rare and extraordinary glimpse not only into big game hunting but also into remote and pristine landscapes of these areas in the 1930s. An outstanding and impressive group of photographs. 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
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
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
190311185New York: New Amsterdam Book Company 1903. Hardcover. Near Fine. 8vo - over 7" - 9" tall. Number 63 of a limited edition of 210. Cloth-backed paper-covered boards mounted spine label. 360 pp folding map. Very near fine partially unopened. Recounts and trip performed in 1873 across the wilderness from Fort Garry to Fort St. John through the Rockies and down the Fraser River to the Pacific. Provides valuable descriptions of the landscape the native inhabitants pioneer traders and settlers. New Amsterdam Book Company hardcover books
193633473Winnipeg: Socialist Party of Canada 1936-38. First Edition. Eleven original monthly issues. Original mimeographed self-wrappers side-stapled; 12pp per issue. Occasional soil and wear; all issues complete; Good or better. Includes: Vol 3 1936: nos.30 33-35; Vol 4 1937 nos 36-384145; Vol 5 1938: nos 4446. Eleven representative issues of this elusive Canadian periodical founded in 1933 and which despite remaining in monthly publication until 1980 per OCLC appears to be held by only two North American instiutions U. Vic & UBC with no holdings in the United States. Content focuses on radical activities in British Columbia and Manitoba; named contributors include William Child Currey J.A. McDonald F.J. McNey R.C. Walker others; most articles signed only with initials. WEINREICH 5409 apparently unaware of any issues after 1933. Socialist Party of Canada unknown books
199453280Chapel Hill 1994. Paperback. Very Good. x 718p. Wrapper. 23cm. Edited by Valerie Becker Makkai. <br/><br/> paperback books
199353281n.p. 1993. Paperback. Very Good. x 503p. Wrapper. 23cm. Edited by Peter A. Reich. <br/><br/> paperback books
193075511Ottawa: National Development Bureau. Very Good. 1930. Softbound. Being a short description of the developments in New Brunswick Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island etc. With a map.Pp. 79. 8 by 4 1/2 inches -- Interesting little booklet published in Ottawa in 1930 well illustrated and covering farming fishing yachting etc. etc. -- with a nice 7 1/2 by 10 1/2 inch folding map at the rear. Fresh and Very Good condition. . National Development Bureau paperback books
1977177671977. Softcover. VG- art library stamp and sticker. White wraps. 88 pp. 12 color appx. 50 bw plates. unknown books
192227783New York: The Century Co 1922. 1st edition. Green decorative binding. VG spine dull. 10 459 pp including Index. Illustrated from photographs. Folding maps 3. 8vo. <br/><br/> The Century Co unknown books
1937321935Fort Madison Iowa: W. J. McGiffin Newspaper Company Democrat Job Printing 1937. Illustrated by Dobby Blank. 18 unnumbered leaves printed rectos only on stiff wood-grained paper. 1 vols. 12mo 7 x 6-1/4 inches. Self wrappers gathered with cord. Tan cloth folding box with morocco spine label. Fine. Illustrated by Dobby Blank. 18 unnumbered leaves printed rectos only on stiff wood-grained paper. 1 vols. 12mo 7 x 6-1/4 inches. Whimsical illustrated account of a fishing trip in the North Woods of Ontario. Bill McGiffin proprietor of the Fort Madison Iowa Evening Democrat and colleagues from the newspaper travelled to Crow Lake Lodge north of Nestor Falls. Each member of the party comes under the satirical eye of cartoonist Dobby Blank whose pen captures fishing mishaps outdoor fun and some carousing. The final page is a cartoon of a fish snapping the leader marked with the journalist's concluding "30".<br/>McGiffin 1893-1955 bought the Evening Democrat in 1919 and later built up substantial newspaper holdings. This work is unrecorded. Not in Bruns Biscotti Heller. Not in OCLC W. J. McGiffin Newspaper Company, Democrat Job Printing unknown books
190817390Ottawa: S.E. Dawson 1908. First Edition. Hardcover. Very good. 80 pp with five colored maps four folding b/w illustrations from photographs. Original blue cloth boards with map of Canada and the upper United Stated on front board gilt lettering on front board title hand-lettered on spine. Moderate soiling to boards contemporary ownership signature on front pastedown all else very good. Includes testimony and communications from a number of pioneers missionaries scientists and explorers on forestry fisheries climate mineral resources agricultural potential etc. Peel 1719. S.E. Dawson hardcover books
193521426Philadelphia: J.B. Lippincott 1935. First Edition. Hardcover. Very good/good. 304 pp with frontis portrait of the author line drawings maps. Original tan cloth shows some light foxing/spottting otherwise a very nice copy clean and sound. In the original dust jacket which has been professionaly repaired/reinforced with a white backing paper. Jacket art is credit Account of Mitchell's experiences during the Klondike gold rush. J.B. Lippincott hardcover books
1907218001Leipzig: Karl Baedeker Publisher 1907. Third Revised and Augmented Edition. 13 maps 6 folding and 12 plans. lxiv 331 pp. 1 vols. 12mo. Red flexible boards. Fine in Near Fine dust jacket with small chip at head of spine. Third Revised and Augmented Edition. 13 maps 6 folding and 12 plans. lxiv 331 pp. 1 vols. 12mo. Karl Baedeker, Publisher unknown books
1913234266Toronto: William Briggs 1913. First edition. 1 vols. 8vo. Original green cloth remainder binding with black lettering on front cover and spine. First edition. 1 vols. 8vo. William Briggs unknown books
1972220876Toronto: CPCM-L 1972. 4p. brochure in tabloid newspaper format horizontal fold even toning. Photograph of Hardial Bains. CPC(M-L) unknown books