Original yellow illustrated softcover. Relates the history of Trinity Church when the town was called Dorchester Corner, primarily before WWI. 35 pp. No writing or damage. View More...
Original 17-page booklet in blue card cover. Will ship as Letter Mail for $2-3. Musings and mutterings of a retiree of Southwest Miramichi. View More...
Original bright red cloth on boards. No writing. A gathering of facts about firsts attributed to Acadia, which included Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Prince Edward Island, parts of Maine, Quebec, and Newfoundland. 304 pp. View More...
Original bright red cloth on boards. Previous owner's name. Minor hand soil on DJ. No other writing and no damage. The offshore islands of China, the Suez Canal crisis in 1956, and the Cuba missile crisis. 246 pp. View More...
Red cloth on boards. An attempt to "analyze what the Dutch felt and thought about themselves at the time of the Republic." - p. 7. Fi rst 21 pp. have minuscule worm hole(s). 272 pp. plus folding map. View More...
ORIGINAL copies of the second volume of this important, scarce periodical. All covers are present, but several are separated. Other volumes are listed separately. The Fire of Thirty-Seven by W.K. Reynolds; A Halifax Mystery (concluded) by Harry Piers; At Portland Point by Rev. W.O. Raymond;The Acadian Fugitives by Placide P. Gaudet; Our First Families by James Hannay; Not An Official Organ by F.C. Wurtele; Old Times in Victoria Ward by I. Allen Jack; Governor Thomas Carleton by W.F. Ganong; At Portland Point (Eighth Paper) by Rev. W.O. Raymond; Our First Families (Fifth Paper) by James Hann... View More...
Original green cloth on boards. A celebration of New Zealand's entrance into the British Commonwealth 100 years earlier. Emphasis on South Taranaki. Two presentation notes. A glossary would have been helpful. 395 pp. Heavy book will need extra postage. View More...
Original full leather on boards. Previous owner's name. Four volumes missing spine labels. Begins with the author's Life, with the first three volumes dedicated to the history of Scotland. Volume 4 treats of the history of Europe. Volume 5 begins study of the reign of Charles V, which continues to Volume 7. Volumes 8, 9, and 10 give the author's views on America. Volume 11 deals with India. All covers are heavily rubbed but still well-sewn to text blocks. Volume 1 has small portions missing from the spine head and foot. Page edges blue. About 350-400 pp. each volume. Small books will... View More...
Original off-white perfect bound softcover. Previous owner's name. Some of the articles are: Miscou and Lameque, Silversmiths, Vertebrate Collection, Recent Amphibians, Micmac and Maliseet Clothing Styles, and List of Publications. View More...
Original light blue perfect bound softcover. No writing or damage . Article include: Three Saint John Woodcarvers, Black Settlers, Gardner's Creek, Coastal Place Names, Mammals of Grand Manan, Bird Populations, Whales and Tapa, Furniture and Fashion, Publications. 190 pp. View More...
Original tan perfect bound softcover. Some of the articles are: Early Brick in the Long Reach, The MicMac Dilemma at the End of the 17th Century, Independent Companies in Nova Scotia, Nesting Behaviour in the Leather Back Turtle, Vascular Plants of Carleton County. View More...
Original dark blue cloth on boards. DJ complete, but repaired by tape. Minor pencil notes inside cover, balance clean. Corner bump. Abridged by Elsie M. Lang. 254 pp. View More...
Original dark blue cloth on boards. Papers read at the 1987 Summer Meeting and the 1988 Winter Meeting of the Ecclesiastical History Society. Stamps of Dominican College Library. No writing or damage. 418 pp. View More...
Green cloth on boards. Two tan spots where news clippings were stored. Rear hinge cracked and glued. The Edict of Nantes was issued in 1598 by King Henry IV, which gave the Protestants, called Huguenots, freedom of worship. It was revoked by Louis XIV in 1685, leading to the deaths of several thousands by torture, hanging, or press gang. 430 pp. with index. Gift note. View More...
Original beige card cover printed in brown. Stapled. Images and descriptions of 12 wooden covered bridges of Bennington County, Vermont. 20 pp. View More...
Original light green cloth on boards. Inscribed and signed by the author. A different previous owner's name. Based on the Sigmund Samuel Collection, Royal Ontario Museum. Six colour plates plus 122 black/white prints. 162 pp. View More...
Original green cloth on boards. Ample white space between lines as well as average level vocabulary suggests tha tthis edition was intended for juveniles. Generously illustrated in two colours with brief maps. 182 pp. with index. View More...
Original chestnut cloth on boards with gilt lettering and decoration, and embossed design on the front cover. Previous owner's name. Pencil notes inside front cover, and some minor notes in the book. Front hinge cracked, rear hinge starting. Minor corner and edge wear. Appendix has list of Loyalists, where they settled in Ontario, and additional information such as their regiment if they were military. Valuable resource for anyone with Loyalist roots. 334 pp. View More...
Maroon cloth on boards. Previous owner's name. DJ chipped along head and foot of front cover. DJ flap points out the problems which New Brunswick shares with Canada as a whole. That still seems to be the case. No. 10 in Canadian Government Series. 217 pp. with index. View More...
Original dark blue cloth on boards. No DJ. "The Chandos Classics". Previous owner's name and bookplate. Front hinge cracked; not separated. Musty. 509 pp. View More...
