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Frontier Times Magazine: September 1973
Features: A place called Topock, Arizona; His own Paula Revere - "The Sheriff is coming!"; The Soda Springs (Idaho) treasures; Reminiscences of a Trail Cutter - Walter B. Self; Queen of the Snows and King of the Klondike - Mollie Walsh and Packer Jack Newman; A Patron Saint and a little backing - Don Ana, New Mexico; Lion Mountain Silver Camps; Haunted Waterhole; the courage of Charlotte Martin - Ox Driving Girl; Forgotten man of Sutter's Mill - Charles Bennett may deserve credit for California's gold rush; and more. Clean, bright and unmarked with minimal wear. Excellent copy. Magazine
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American Indian Art Magazine, Summer 2009
104 pages. Features: Ben Wittick and the Keam Pottery Collection; Exhibition review of Fritz Scholder - Indian or Not Indian; The Szwedzicki Portfolios of American Indian Art, 1929-1952, Part 2 - Sioux Indian Painting, American Indian Painters & North American Indian Costumes; Mothers and Daughters - Stories in Clay; and more. Clean and unmarked with moderate wear. A quality copy. Magazine
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Black Gold Nineteen Hundred Fifty Nine (1959) - Yearbook of Ventura Senior High School, Ventura California
184 pages. Extensively adorned with wonderful signatures and inscriptions. Loaded with wonderful black and white photos. Somewhat above-average wear. Binding intact. This one will bring a smile to your face! Book
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Brown and Gold 1949 - Yearbook of the University of Manitoba
367 pages. Brown faux leather covered boards. Gilt decoration upon front board. Average wear. Unmarked. Top corner of title page clipped. Binding tender but still holding. A worthy vintage copy. Book
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Canadian Antiques Collector - January 1971, Vol. 6, No. 1
Features: Why Josiah Wedgewood Chose Etruria; The First English Canadian Novel - St. Ursula's Convent or The Nun of Canada; 18th Century Italian Fantastists - Metropolitan Museum of Art; English Lustre Ware; Silhouettes; Candelabrum; Swedish Glass & Crystal; Copper Kitchen-ware. Some pages were stuck together and have now been separated with minimal impact to text and illustrations. Still a worthy reference copy. Book
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Canadian Collector Magazine - November/December 1982, Vol. 17 No. 6
71 pages. Features: Conception Bay Furniture Maker - Henry William Winter; China for Children - Christmas gifts of other days were often replicas of adult tableware; Silver by any other name - Sheffield Plate, Electroplate, Paktong, German Silver, Britannia or britannia?; Chinese Pictorial Tapestries - Fine examples of k'o-ssu, a silk-weaving technique, in the Art Gallery of Greater Victoria; Collecting Glass Target Balls; Game Equipment - the games people play have a long and intriquing history; Restoration and Renovation IV - Reflections on Past Interior Decor; Appraising Your Heirlooms; Nutmeg Graters; The Macdonell House - Nor-Wester's Georgian House on the Ottawa contains elaborate decorative plaster. Light wear. Nice copy. Book
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Canadian West Magazine - Fall 1988
Features: Ginger Goodwin - Hero or Martyr?; Historic Newcastle Island; The Christmas Day Murders - in the Klondike; The Lost Lemon Mine; Captain Ainsworth. Clean, bright and unmarked. Book
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Canadian West Magazine - Summer 1988
Features: Cumberland's Historic Chinatown; City in Panic - Firebug in Nelson; Prelude to Bonanza - A Yukon gold rush which preceded the Klonkike; Pioneer ships of B.C. Clean, bright and unmarked. Book
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Canadian West Magazine - Summer 1989
Features: Massacre at Woody Point; Bennett City; Sam Greer; Leech River Gold Rush. Clean, bright and unmarked. Book
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Chip Chats Magazine, May/June 1988
88 pages. Features: Desiree Hajny - carver extraordinaire; Carving the historic Western Face; Direct Carving Green or Seasoned Timber; Work Moving on Empire State Carousel; Let's Carve - a little girl; Noah Weiss - Pennsylvania Folk Whittler; Information on detail master burning pens (cont'd from last issue); Arizona's first lady of wood carving - Mae Johnson; Prosit! - carve a wooden frog tankard; Many show photos and reports; and more. Unmarked with moderate wear. A sound copy. Magazine
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Crimson and Gold 1924: Yearbook/Annual Publication of The Ferris Institute (now Ferris State University)
152 pages. Many black and white photos. Interesting advertisements at back. Nicely presented. "A record of the glories of our work, and also a remembrance of the many happy days spent within the old 'Ferris Institute'" - from page 4. Maroon covers with handsome black embossed decoration on front. Prior owner's details neatly atop first blank leaf else clean and unmarked with average wear. Binding sound. Minor moisture exposure to top edge of several early pages. A quality copy. (Bonus: A nice piece of contemporary ephemera is included inside front cover) Book
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Dollhouse Miniatures Magazine, November 1998 *Tropical Treats By Janet Uyetake*
Features: Dona Sims' humidors are a study in art and function - small-scale houses with unusual furnishings; Cutting - technique and the right knife gives you a professional cut every time; Miniature Furniture Fit for a Princess, by Carol Aschenbrenner; Tropical Treats - miniature food the conjures up the romance of the Hawaiian Islands; Turn a contemporary compact disc holder into a 1/2" scale house; Chester - make a sweet little fully jointed bear; Tiffany style floor lamps - a special project; Carton Charm Pet Shop - turn empty milk cartons into a dream shop or house of your own; Decoupage Furniture - turn inexpensive miniatures into elegant dollhouse furnishings; and more Clean and unmarked with light wear. A quality copy. Magazine
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Dollhouse Miniatures, October 1997 - The Tiny Treasures of King Tut's Tomb
Features: Roombox contest; How to photograph a roombox; Mini Halloween Tricks and Treats; Tiny Treasures of King Tut's Tomb; Bring the look of gold leaf to your miniatures; Authentic English pottery replicas; Tour of mid-Atlantic miniatures; and more. Moisture exposure to top edge of pages otherwise clean and unmarked with light wear. A sound copy. Magazine
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Embroidery Canada Magazine, November 1988
20 pages. Features: Doukhobor Embroidery; The Leonida Leatherdale Award Seminar 1988; The Art of Rug or Mat Hooking in Newfoundland; The Textile Museum; Wee Treasures; The Winnipeg Embroiderers' Guild Show; Stitching Trivia; Creative Crewel; Mingei - Japan's Enduring Folk Arts; and more. Clean with light wear. Magazine
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Equinox - The Magazine of Canadian Discovery: January/February 1993
Features: The Twig Eater - somewhere between the cartoon character and the trophy room rack lies the reality of Alces Alces... researchers and the public alike are saying the moose deserves a little respect; Big Bluestream and a Tallgrass Dream - John Morgan's vision of restoring the 'prairie ocean' is serious business indeed; The Flower Kissers - the magical union between hummingbirds and tropical blossoms; The Chaco Connection - 'there is lots of pasture, but it is bitter grass, inedible... Raising cattle will be difficult, or impossible... If only I could go back to Canada I would never come to South America again!; Machines of Illusion - computer scientists are now labouring to transcend the boundaries of time and space with virtual reality. Moderate wear. Sound copy. Book
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Evergreen and Gold '56 (1956) - Yearbook of the University of Alberta, Calgary Campus
100 pages. Black and white photos. Several pages of nice vintage ads. Contents clean, bright and unmarked. Binding tight. Average external wear. A quality copy. Book
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Evergreen and Gold '68 (1968): Student Yearbook of the University of Alberta
432 pages of fabulous photos depicting the life and times of the U. of A.'s 1968 student body. Clean and unmarked with moderate wear. A quality vintage copy. Book
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Evergreen and Gold 1955 - Yearbook of the University of Alberta, Calgary Campus
87 pages. Printed upon glossy stock. Illustrated in black and white. Average wear. Unmarked. Binding intact. Several nice vintage ads. A sound vintage copy. Book
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Evergreen and Gold 1957 - Yearbook of the University of Alberta, Calgary Campus
98 pages. Printed upon glossy stock. Illustrated in black and white. Light wear. Prior owner's name atop front free endpaper. Couple of autographs at back. Nicely illustrated gold exterior. A quality copy. Book
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Excellence - The Magazine About Porsche, February (Feb.) 2010 - The 2011 Spyder
144 pages. Features: Preview 2010 Boxster Spyder; Lesson learned - Bergmeister didn't back down this time; Top street 911 and Corvette face-off; Found - the T-B 911, or the Panamera of the Pan Am era; Think you know all of the 911 SC variations?; A 997 GT2 with some very trick technology; Testing Porsches Sport PASM setup for the 997; Interview with Derk Werner; Project Cayman - lightweight seats weighed, installed, and tested; How not to own a 944; Tire pressure monitoring systems - part one; and more. Clean and unmarked with light wear. A quality copy. Magazine
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Excellence - The Magazine About Porsche, June 2009 - GT2+
160 pages. Features: Manthey adds power and pace to the ultimate 911 - his GT2-based M600; The only known 911 prototype; Behind the wheel of a 962; A 912 time capsule - Craigslist Coup; Farnbacher-Loles' 997 GT3 S; Jo Hoppen, 1933-2008; Sebring showdown; A polished 914 autocross or; Turbocharging the 986S; Carrera abarth GTL; Adding traction to the 944; and more. Clean and unmarked with light wear. A quality copy. Magazine
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Excellence - The Magazine About Porsche, May 2012 - Jerry Seinfeld Cover Photo
192 pages. Features: Jerry Seinfeld's 550-03 - the first pure racing Porsche, restored; 991 Across America - 20 2012 911 Carrera over the long haul; Bandido - an ex-Bruce Anderson Outlaw gets 911/4 power; Peter Schutz looks back - Porsche AG's only American CEO reflects; 2011 Rennsport Spyder - this simple white Boxster is a giant killer; In Aluminum - Abarth Replica, or what to do with a rolled 356B; Swap Meet Speedster - a $500 911 Targa becomes a 360 hp Speedster; One owner 912 with 362,000 miles; Upstart Porsche team wins big one at Daytona 2012; An early 944 takes on Detroit - and wins; Stolen! - Is your Porsche safe in its garage? Ours wasn't; and more. Clean, bright and unmarked with moderate wear. A quality copy. Magazine
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Explorer's Journal, June 1984
Features: The Greely Commemorative Expediton; The Mount St. Helens/Long Valley Caldera Parallel; A Little Bit South of Moscow; The Kuruks of Chitrakot; The Seductive Gold of Darien; A New Map of Nepal; Martin Johnson, Photographer; Wild Research. Average wear. Unmarked. A sound copy. Book
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Gems and Minerals - November 1971 - No. 410
Features: Jewelry Maker's Handbook, Part 3; Indian Style Channel Jewelry; Modified Triad Cut; A Mission in Miniature; Horn-Hacking Hobby; New Mexico's Rockhound State Park; Gold Rock Ranch. Above-average wear but remains a sound reference copy. Date stamp to front cover. Book
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Harper's Bazar (Bazaar) Magazine, 17 June 1871 - A Repository of Fashion, Pleasure, and Instruction
16 pages. Contents: Ladies' and Children's Suits; Rudimentary Organs; The Embroidered Surplice; Sayings and Doings; Ladies' summer hats and bonnets; walking or traveling suite (dress with mantelet); The Popular Names of Plants; Sigismund Thalberg; The Lovels of Arden - continued; humor. Average wear. Note: Three clippings from page 373. One large clipping from page 381. Book
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Harper's Bazar (Bazaar) Magazine, May 21, 1870 - A Repository of Fashion, Pleasure, and Instruction
16 pages. Features: Meditations among the tombs of the Washingtons; The Legend of Jubal; New York Fashions - infants' layettes; Personal; Silk brush; Infant's knitted bathing sponge; breakfast cap of muslin and linen bands; parasol covers in point lace and muslin; Water-proof cloak for girl from 10 to 12 years old - front and back; Rings in Fable; dress with point lace trimming; black cashmere jacket trimmed with gold and silver braid; Full-page of illustations of eight ladies wearing a variety of lovely street suits; Full page of illustrations of a wide variety of infants' clothing; Paris Gossip; The Cryptogram - continued; Mrs. Justice Morris (Esther M'Quigg) - with illustration of her; humor; and more. Average wear. Small clipping from page 323. Clipping from page 235. Book
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Harper's Bazar (Bazaar), April 2, 1870 - A Repository of Fashion, Pleasure, and Instruction
16 pages. Contents: Ladies' and Children's Spring Toilettes; Superfine Women; Trust in Youth; New York Fashions - street suits (note: large clipping from bottom of page 211); Sofa-pillow in satin stitch and netted guipure; sofa-pillow with crochet cover; Rosette in Venetian embroidery; Tatted insertion; crochet square for coverlet, cradle or table cover; The Cashmere Bouquet; Paris Gossip; Sayings and Doings; Wonderful full-page illustration "Worshiping the Idol", by Thomas Worth; Full-page illustration "After Church" by W.L. Sheppard; My sister Caroline - continued; Large illustration of house dress; The Exclusiveness of Women; Large illustration "A Juvenile Ball"; humor; and more. Average wear. Book
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Harper's Bazar (Bazaar), December 11, 1869 - A Repository of Fashion, Pleasure, and Instruction
16 pages. Contents: Infant's Baptismal Robe with Netted Guipure Trimming; Looking into the future; Blot-ting Papers; New York Fashions - Misses and children's dresses; Personal; Tyrolean hat; Apron for girl from 1 to 3 years old; Netted Guipure Insertion; Embroidered Flannel Cradle Blanket; Stuart FraiseMuslin and Lace Fraise; Where do some things come from; The perfect man; Baschlik trimmed with gold braid; Debenham's Vow - continued; Sayings and Doings; Lovely jackets and dresses in two large illustrations on page 792; Basque for elderly lady; Dress with bretelles and sash; Mothers of men; The art of coaxing; Paris Gossip; Sir Philip's Wooing, by Babington White; Humor; and more. Average wear. Book
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Harper's Bazar (Bazaar), December 25, 1869 - A Repository of Fashion, Pleasure, and Instruction
16 pages. Contents: Jacket tripped with gold braid; Blot-Ting Papers - Culinary Grievances; Holiday Gifts; Cashmere Scarf with Netted Guipure Trimming; Beret for Child under one year old; Cashmere scarf with crochet and tatted fringe; fishu with revers for girl from 4 to 6 years old; Satin Ribbon and Lace Cravat; Flanel Blouse; Close-fitting jacket with Revers; The Evergreen Message - a Christmas Story; Gossip on Crests and Monograpms; Mrs. Burton's Mince-Meat; Centerfold illustrations present twenty-one girls and ladies wearing a lovely variety of dresses and casaques; Debenham's Vow - continued; Design for bell pull satin stitch; Humor; and more. Average wear. Book
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Harper's Bazar (Bazaar), October 30, 1869 - A Repository of Fashion, Pleasure, and Instruction
16 pages. Contents: House costumes; The etiquette of evening balls and parties; New York Fashions - cloths and trimmings, coatings, vestings, trimmings, buttons, general remarks, shirt-collars and bosoms, gloves, rings and pins, hats, boots and gaiter shoes, children's fashions; Personal; Embroidered silk mouchoir case, point lace collars, squares in netted guipure, crochet rosette for covers, antimacassars, etc., Foundation figures on lace; Acolyte's Rochet or frock; Pocket brush with dressing-case; Women as Bread-winners; Bound to John Company - continued; The Rule of Three; Gentlemen's Fall Fashions; Great full-page illustration entitled "Gentlemen's Fall Fashions; Nice full-page illustration entitled "A Wreck Ashore"; Debenham's Vow - continued; Opera Toilette; Full-page illustration of alphabet with embroidered vignettes - white needle-work; Humor; and more. Average wear. Book
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Harper's Bazar (Bazaar), September 4 1869 - A Repository of Fashion, Pleasure, and Instruction
16 pages. Contents: Cover illustration entitled "Far Away"; How Women Become Morbid; Verbal Fastidiousness; New York Fashions - dress-making, fall goods, silks, woolens, cloakings, driving and breakfast jackets, embroidery, fall bonnets; Personal; Dress-making - two-pages of text, illustrations and diagrams cover taking the measure, increasing or diminishing the pattern, making the waist and skirt, making trimmings, methods of looping, sewing seams in heavy woolen materials; Bound to John Company - continued; Outwitted; Great humourous centerfold illustrations entitled "Husband Hunting Sketches"; Tolerance; Evening Parties; The Derby Day; Sola - continued; Toleration of women; Paris gossip; Humor; and more. Average wear. Book
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Ikebana International, Issue No. 61, June 1981
Features: Cover artist - Takashi Hara; Sogetsu School; Ichiyo School; Koryu Shohtohkai; Saga School; Traditional Art - a Storehouse of Accumulated Wisdom; I.I. Salutes Houn Ohara; Matsu - perennial favorite or heavenly heights; Ikenobo School; Ryusei-ha; Chiko School; Ohara School; Soami School; Shikoku Pilgrimage. Average wear. A sound copy. Book
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Ikebana International, Issue No. 74
Features: Cover art by Ryohei Tanaka; Anthurium - or Flamingo Flower; Enshoji; Gracia Hosokawa; Higo Morning Glory; State of the Art / I.I.'s Ikebana Portfolio; Haiku. Moderate wear. Unmarked. A sound copy. Book
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Kerr's Caledonian Collection: Highland Airs & Quicksteps, Scotch & Irish Reels, Irish Jigs, Reels & Strathspeys, Country Dances - 109 Airs Effectively Arranged for the Pianoforte or Piano-Accordion
Undated. Circa 1930s? A wonderful compilation! Average wear. A sound copy. Book
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Ladies' Home Journal Magazine: November 1949
198 pages. Front Cover: Jean Fritz Special Features: The Neglected Art and Science; Displaced Persons - To "Grand Hotel" 1949; Can I Choose the Sex of My Child?; Jan Vermeer 1632 - 1675 (inc. full page colour print of "A Woman Weighing Gold") Profile of Youth: Working School Girl - Muriel Brewer; Living for the Fun of it; How America Lives: How Reno Lives - Benjamin J. Winne; and Meningitis - Still a Danger. Many articles on domesticity, fashion, decorating, food and homemaking (inc. recipes), short stories and poetry. Full page colour vintage print advertising including 'Jeep" Willys Staion Wagon, Curity Adhesive Tape, Coca-Cola, Seven Up, Whirlpool Dryer. Full page black/white ad with Shirley Temple promoting Lux Toilet Soap. Half page colour ad Planters Peanuts (w/ Mr. Peanut). Average wear. Few short openings front and back panels. A sound copy. Magazine
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LAIFS - Bulletin of the Los Angeles International Fern Society Volume 4, Number 3, March 1977
Features: Report on the meeting - Collecting Fern Spores (conclusion); Machetes anyone?... or I'm not frond of ferns; Solutions to several mounting problems; and more Book
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LAIFS - Bulletin of the Los Angeles International Fern Society Volume 7, Number 1, January 1980
Features: Growing My Way - Isamu Kawaguchi; Adiantum peruvianum Klotsch; Growing Ferns from spores the easy way; to coil or not to coil; and more. Book
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Look Magazine, August 23, 1955
104 pages. Special Features: Pius XII - a six-page photo-illustrated article written by Bishop Fulton J. Sheen. and We'll Clean Up Boxing or Kill It "A quietly tough athletic-commission chairman tells a shocking story of the ring's underworld operation and how he and his aides are trying to combat it". Other features include: A teen-age gang from the inside; When Adenauer goes, what happens to Germany?; Jennifer Goes to Sea - Jennifer Seymour; I was a free-loader for thirty days; Movie Review: The Shrike starring Jose Ferrer and June Allyson; Cary Grant - of enduring charm; and the boy who may be King - Juan Carlos. Full page colour vintage print advertising including Texaco Dealers, Studebaker, Coca-Cola and 1955 Chevrolet V-8. Full page colour vintage U.S. Brewers Association print advertising with "Supper on the Sand" illustrated by Douglass Crockwell. Somewhat above-average wear. 3 inch opening page 20. Binding sound. Magazine
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Look Magazine, March 23, 1971
80 pages. Cover: Robert Young / Marcus Welby, M.D. Special Features: Jam-Up: Crisis in Our Criminal Courts "Justice is neither swift or sure in an overloaded judicial system." and Communal Life in America "Maybe It'll be Different Here". Other features include: 14 Ways You Can Legally Cut Your Taxes; Mimi; Movie Reviews: "The Statue" and "The Music Lovers"; Ireland of the Spirits (8 page photographic article); TV's Dr. Marcus Welby and The Big Hassle: Your Car vs. Clean Air. Average wear. Small mailing label front cover bottom left. Binding sound. Magazine
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Maclean's Magazine, 15 March 2010 *Special Issue - Vancouver 2010 Olympics*
82 pages. Features: Lots of coverage of the 2010 Winter Olympics in Vancouver; Moderate wear. Prior owner's address on front cover otherwise clean and unmarked wiht moderate wear. A quality copy. Magazine
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Maclean's Magazine, 20 June 1964 - Heaven or Hell Drugs
56 pages. Features: Colour photo Black Label beer ad inside front cover features fresh fish in the frying pan; Labour strife at American Standard in Toronto briefly involves Alphonsus Dooley; The Heaven or Hell Drugs - article by Sidney Katz includes multiple drawings by artist who describes her LSD trip - wild stuff; Fourteen Days in Cyprus - Ralph Allen's vivid account from Canada's newest battleground; The Segregationists Dig In - "Negroes schooling may end up being separate but better; Who Pulled the Plug from the Great Lakes? - water levels are far below normal - scary photos; Why King Edward VIII Quit - Maclean's flashback to an article by Beverley Baxter; The Prettiest Event in Sports - The Queen's Plate; Photos of dozens of Mutual Life of Canada's top agents; Marcello Mastroianni's Rise - short article with small photo; Howard Marcus - the world's hottest ballet prospect; Donald Coxe says Canadians are tolerant of communists - but they're bigots about the U.S. Right Wing. Average wear. Address label on front cover otherwise unmarked. A sound copy. Book
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Maclean's Magazine, July 15, 1954: Donkerbos Diamonds
Features: Cover illustration of a sailing scene by William Winter; Allis-Chalmers - Tractor Division colour ad inside front cover extolls the virtues of the new technique of sanitary landfilling; Woodbury Shampoo ad; Nice full-page colour ad for the Oldsmobile ninety-eight deluxe holiday coupe; My Small War with Educators - Dr. Hilda Neatby replies to the detractors of her book 'So Little for the Mind'; 4-H and the Haights of Floral, Saskatchewan - how the eight Haight kids learned rural leadership and efficiency from the 4-H club and helped their father turn a failing farm into a prosperous prize winner - article with many photos; The Race for the Donkerbos Diamonds - story by John Karl; The Thousand Islands - where everyone wants to own an island; What it takes to be a Mountie - Part II of The Mounties, by Alan Phillips; A Cargo of Brides - part 9 of The White and The Gold, by Thomas B. Costain; How I Became a French Chef, by Max Rosenfeld - with photos; What it's like to be half-divorced - Thousands of Canadians are prisoners of our strict marital laws, by Dorothy Sangster; The Art of Losing a Lawsuit, by Harry McNeill; Colour ad for Heinz Soups; Massey-Harris-Ferguson colour photo ad inside back cover proclaims increased farm productivity with their equipment; Coke ad on back cover shows lady with white had and grey and white striped dress. Average wear. Address label on front cover. 2"x2" chip from fore-edge of back cover. A sound copy. Book
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Maclean's Magazine, November 1967 *Full-Scale Interview with H. Rap Brown - he Suggests Blacks Should Shoot Back When Shot at*
Features: Did Richard Giesbrecht overhear JFK's assassins?; Colour photo ad for the 1968 Delta Oldsmobile; Campus 1967 - Why has it grown so quiet? - an 11-page hard look at the new campus and its problems; A Consumer's Report on Canada's Top Universities; A Day in the Life of a University - 100 people are button-holed at the University of Toronto; Crazy Legs! - colour photos of coloured leggings!; The day the balloon went up for Wallace McCutcheon; Robert Stanfield in Ottawa - the end of obstruction; The Lonely, Fearful Hell of Nervous Breakdowns; Hey Stuke! - Annis Stukus seeks to bulldoze Vancouver into the National Hockey League; When the daring young men took off into glory from a Newfoundland pasture - the challenge to be the first to fly the Atlantic; The Black Hand on the Big Trigger - H. Rap Brown gives his first full-scale interview to a white reporter; Look - There's a Flying Saucer! - some scientists want to prove UFO observers right, or wrong; Nice colour ad for Hollandia pipe tobacco; Colour photo half-page ad for Ski-Doo 1968; Canadiana, with Gerald Stevens; Fantastic colour photo centerfold for the 1968 Buick Models - Gigantic and beautiful cars we'll probably never see again... sigh; Archery in the Rough. Covers separated and detached, but present. Book
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Maclean's Magazine, September 1, 1954 - Why Live in the Suburbs?
64 pages. Features: Geoffrey Bocca and the Duchess of Windsor; Why Live in the Suburbs? - here are the facts on the great migration that has changed the face of Canada from Coast to Coast; Solution - Rob a Bank, fiction by Michael Sheldon; The Story Behind Walter Murdoch and the Entertainment War; How to Manhandle a Child's Allowance; Remember those Harvest Excursions? - a Maclean's flashback to the years when Canadians flooded to the prairies to help with harvest; The Thirty Years' War with the Commies - how the Mounted Police handle their most dangerous and difficult assignment - article with photos; Should it be called Wawa or Jamestown? - this question has lingered for seven years; The Hero Who Had no Friends, by Thomas B. Costain - part 12; Nice two-page illustrated ad for Allis-Chalmers Tractor Division; Chevrolet ad; Half-page two-colour ad for movie The Caine Mutiny; Full-page two-colour Chevrolet truck ad; Lovely bunny ad for Wabasso Cottons inside back cover; and more. Average wear. Front cover nearly detached, otherwise unmarked with average wear. Book
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Maclean's Magazine, September 27, 1958
72 pages. Features: Is the United Appeal Too Big - or Big Enough?; The Man Behind Canadian TV's most famous face - Larry Henderson; The Streets of Canada - Water St. in St. John's is the oldest street on the continent; Why the Amish want no part of progress; What I remember most about school; Klondike - Part II - Pierre Berton. Very interesting colour ad for Cellophane features an attractive model wearing a blue hat which more closely resembles an upside-down flower pot! Major damage and some moisture exposure to lower portion of back cover and last few pages. Please inquire if you require a higher-grade copy. Book
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Nature Canada Magazine: Spring 1986
Features: Snow-Eater - Chinook winds turn winter into spring in an hour; The Gourmet Hummingbird - How to attract the viridescent beauties to your yard plus a photo essay by Rod Innes; A Gift to Last - what happens when big business and the Nature Conservancy of Canada join forces?; What Makes a Campsite Perfect? - It's not just the place, it's the possibilities that make a campsite special; Witches' Hair and Old Man's Beard - Hanging three tonnes or more to the hectare, hair lichens lend our woodlands a distinctive, shaggy look. Minimal library markings. Moderate wear. Sound reference copy. Book
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Newsweek Magazine, February 7, 1938
40 pages. Contents: Little Businessmen Called to Confer With Mr. Roosevelt: President Seems to Count on Recession Righting Itself in Next Month or Two; 'Our Duty', a Navy Second to None; Filibuster: (Robert) Wagner Is Unaware of What Every Senator Knows; (Frederick) Steiwer Tires; Infantile Paralysis: President's Campaign Reaps a Harvest of Dimes and Dollars; Boneyard-Bound (Vaterland-Leviathan); (Paul) Van Zeeland Report: A Dream Foredoomed by Realities - Belgian's World Survey Stresses the Startling Fact That Autarchy Works; Light over Holland: A Girl to Carry on the Line of William the Silent; The Lingering League: Britain, France, Russia Save Geneva From Last Dishonor; Duce's Eaglet (Bruno Mussolini) Flies Down to Rio; Far East: American Faces Slapped but 'There Ain't No War in China'; Spain: No 'Military Objective Explains the Bombs'; New Yorker Discovers a Bullet or Two in the Brain Makes Little Difference; Microscope's Efficacy for Checking on Diagnosis: New Facts in the Case; Priest (Simon Buick) Wins Permission to Spread the Catholic Faith Among Bali's Hindus; Businesslike Exchange Plan Envisages Peace With SEC (Securities Exchange Commission): Wall Street Welcomes (Carle C.) Conway Committee's Ideas for Reorganization; Miners' Meeting: Troubles Within; and City Housing: New York Mayor (Fiorello H. La Guardia) Evolves a Slum-Clearing Program. Binding intact. Small mailing label bottom front cover. Contents clean and unmarked. Average wear. A sound vintage copy. Book
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Nutshell News Magazine - For the Complete Miniatures Hobbyist, September 1987 - Unusual Collections / New How-To Series
Features: Annie Herzfeld - Miniaturist of the Month; Mike Kelly builds inventive dwellings with mice in mind; Sharon Harbison's Blooming Beauties; Pat and Suzanne LeCates; The Charbneau Collection - Jules Charbneau; Kay Woodruff's Wonderful Secret Project! - Gift Room Boxes; Janice Crawley's Artistic Spirit; Dianna Newburn's Precious Babies and Adorable Toys; Joan and Paul Westphal create one-of-a-kind Porcelain; Julian Bigger's Furniture; British traditions behind their Dolls' Houses; Kit Rendering - the Hipplewhite Demilune; An innovative display plaque to show off your favorite miniatures; Build this room box/wreath with this Autumn setting or one of your choice; Joann's advice for creating almost any basket you can imagine; and more. Clean and unmarked with moderate wear. A quality copy. Magazine
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Nutshell News Magazine - For the Complete Miniature Hobbyist, December 1984 - Celebrate Christmas
Features: Carolyn Nemrow and her outstanding collection of miniature room settings; G. Huntley Williams' miniature rendition of Charles Dickens' "A Christmas Carol"; Nadia and Stan Stanford's solid gold ornaments and miniatures in Tiffany's windows in Chicago; Cynthia Buffum and her holiday dolls; Frank Bruno crammed 2,000 miniatures into Santa's workshop; Christening gowns designed by Nadia Stanford; DIY Victorian Christmas Trees; Learn it with Cernit; Back to Basics - Part IV - the last segment of building and decorating the Greenleaf wallhanger; Joann's winter sleds, skis, skates and other accessories; Mary Eccher's Christmas mouth-watering dishes; Civil War Uniforms; and more. Clean and unmarked with light wear. A quality copy. Magazine
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Nutshell News Magazine, November 1988 - Special Freedom of Worship Issue
Features: Collectables - Barton's Toys; A 17th Century Russian Wedding; Judaic Miniatures by "Barb"; A simple country church; Southwest Native American religious traditions expressed; The Churches of New Mexico; Gus Scherdtfeger's collectable Shaker Furniture; Henry Moore's Amana Legacy; Master File IV - Sculpting with FIMO - tips from Mary Neaves of Mama Bear Creations; An Amish Quilt - cross stitch this 1/2" scale version for a bed or wall; Joann's Church Sermons and Church Picnics; A Shaker work table for the kitchen; and more. Clean and unmarked with light wear. A quality copy. Magazine
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