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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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Nutshell News Magazine, October 1993 - Your Heritage in Miniature
Features: Tommy the Tinner; How to get started in Genealogy; The trip from Ireland to New York, or Scotland to New Zealand; Memories of a Junk Man's Truck; Fowl Play!; Dolls of the first Americans; Joseph Singer's synagogues; Show Scene; Foods of our Heritage; A Nebraska Sod House - Part 1; Dream Room IV - Hansel and Gretel's Witch House; and more. Clean and unmarked with light wear. A quality copy. Magazine
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Old West Magazine - Summer 1969
Features: New Mexico's tumultuous twin towns - Kingston roared like a lion, Hillsboro - out of a hat!; Lola Montez - Man Breaker; The men who don't fit in; Gunplay! - a California Feud; Reporting a Gold Rush - the Black Hills, 1875; The Thousand Dollar Tree - a tree doubles as a bank; Destruction of the Devilfish - whaling off California; Remember the Chili Queens?; Jack Abernathy - Oklahoma Legend; Experiences of a forty-niner during a third of a century in the gold fields, by C.D. Ferguson (Part one); and more. Moderate wear. Clean and unmarked. Sound copy. Magazine
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Old West Magazine: Fall, 1977
Features: The Most Awful Abduction of Elegant Elaine; He Fought the Blizzard of 1880 and won!; Incident at Las Cruces; The Diamond E and Diamond X Ranches; First Movie House West of the Mississippi; Ruthless Relative; Wild Game Country; Adventures of an Army Post Photographer; Cow-boy life in Texas or 27 years a mavrick; and more. Average wear. Unmarked. A sound copy. Magazine
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Old West Magazine: Spring, 1976
Features: Belling the Lead Steer; A Color-Blind Island; Kidnapped!; The Battle of the Mining Camps; J.B. Okie of Lost Cabin; Bear Island's Mysterious Gold; The Chinese Woman of the Nineties; A Downright Crooked Railroad; Little Bighorn Monument; A Lively Week at Tubac; Cattle Trails of the Old West; and more. Average wear. Unmarked. A sound copy. Magazine
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Old West Magazine: Summer 1981
Features: Conrad Kohrs' Race with 'The Innocents'; Pistol or shotgun which killed Billy the Kid?; The Remarkable Esther Pariseau, who later became the remarkable Sister Joseph; Rough Riders' First Reunion - Nostalgic Photos and article; Chief Tecopa and the 'Hikos' - Tecopa sensed that the white man's magic would prevail in this world and beyond; Quantrill's Skull - the missing piece in a morbid jigsaw of bones; A Cavalryman who Didn't want Rank - Rufus Somerby longed to be free to fight; The Great Hanging at Gainesville, Cooke County, Texas, October, A.D. 1862; and more. Average wear. Unmarked. Sound copy. Magazine
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Old West Magazine: Winter 1977
Features: The Gun that Killed Billy the Kid; Legend of John McGaffey's Gold; 20th Century Vigilante Justice; The Town Named for Wyatt Earp; An Eerie Apartment House; Sharp Grover - 100% hero or a good deal less; Breakneck Trail; Trouble at the I M Ranch; Seven Brave Men; Soda Water Dippin'; The Fugitive; and more. Average wear. Unmarked. A sound copy. Magazine
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Popular Mechanics, October 1969
Features: New instantaneous fire extinguisher for car, boat or home; Build PM's graceful grandfather's clock; What's new in snowmobiles and outboards; Dan Gurney's column; 1970's cars - in colour!; and more. Moderate wear. A quality copy. Magazine
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Public Opinion Magazine, Friday, June 19, 1936 - A Weekly Review of What People Think, Say and Do, and of the New Books they are Reading
24 pages. Features: The Problem of Raising Sanctions Against Italy; The Kind of Insurance Which is Untertaken at Lloyd's (of London); The Prejudice Against Finger-Printing; How Governor Landon Got His Nomination; Why the Nations of the World Should Form a Trading Club; "An International Policeman Somewhare in the Background"; Access to Raw Materials; "My 60 Years In the Law" - by a Judge's Clerk Mr. F.W. Ashley; The Small Boy At Any School Sports On Any Saturday Afternoon; "Behind the Real Smile in Japan" - Mr. E.K. Venables; Miss V. Sackville-West Discusses Joan of Arc's Visions; Dr. Rufus Jones on Psychology and Religion; Mrs. Elinor Glyn and Her Allegory of Gold & Silver; The Spirit of Sussex Downs; and more. Somewhat above-average wear. Center page holding by one staple. A worthy vintage copy. Magazine
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Punch Weekly Magazine, 14 November 1984
98 pages. Feature: 2-page colour photo Jaguar ad inside front cover; Great colour photo Glenfiddich 'halo' ad on page 4; Freaky Fable; Colour photo Beefeater ad; Two-page colour photo ad for Thomson (Wintersports) Travel; Rolex ad featuring the legend of Tim Severin; Brit Tel Com - Share Line; Colour photo ad for Bell's liquor; Great 2-page ad for pure new wool; Nicola Trussardi ad; GEC Reliance ad; Nice ad for Glenmorangie Scotch Whisky; Frank Keating - White Citizens; Data General ad; Nice colour ad for the Porsche 924 Series; Langs Supreme ad; Centerfold ad for Bayer featuring Pieter Brueqel harvest scene asks "How Good Were the Good Old Days?"; Johnnie Walker's Diary; Cross pen ad; Bang & Olufsen TV ad; Gold ad by The Goldsmiths Group; Gorgeous ad for S.T. Dupont products - leather and Chinese lacquer; Pan Am ad for their new Clipper Class service; Boots ad for Men's fragrances; The Famous Grouse whisky ad; Colour ad for Ferrari timepieces; Great ad for Givenchy Parfums entitled 'Une Rencontre' inside back cover; Martell ad on back cover; and much more. Average wear. Unmarked. A sound copy. Magazine
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Railway World Magazine: February 1973
Features: Recorders' Errors or Oversights? - Locomotive running past and present - No. 245; The Eleventh Hour of Steam - 1; The Preservation Bubble; First of the SDJR 2-8-0s; Cornwall to Caithness; Railway Club Photographic Competition; East European Journey; To Switzerland - for Steam (and so much else); The Carmarthen & Cardigan Railway; The Railways of Bord Na Mona; Annual Report on Railway Accidents; and more. Light wear. Unmarked. Nice copy. Magazine
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Rock and Gem Magazine, April 1983, Volume 13, Number 4
Features: Lapidary Equipment; Minerals 1983; Gold Prospecting - 1983; Jewelry making 1983; Make a faceted Amethyst Pendant; Field Trip - Inyo Rainbow Onyx; Rock Slabs and Waterfowl; Where to Write for Everything. Average wear. Sound copy. Date stamp to front cover. Magazine
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Scarlet & Gold - 70th Edition (RCMP/Royal Canadian Mounted Police)
88 pages. Features: A Cold Trail; Appendix "I" to the 1939-40 Report on Dogs of the R.C.M. Police (Commissioner's Report 1940); Death By Hanging - Nazi Brutality Ends in Murder of Prisoner of War in Canadian Prison Camp; Memories of Rumrunning, by J. Don Fraser; Laughter and Security, by Stephen H. Lett; The Scarlett Trumpeter, by Gray Campbell; The Brandon Patriots, by Ronald S. Brown; Prince Albert's Early Police Protection; Nominal Roll 1988; The Murder of Constable Malcolm MacLennan in Vancouver. Somewhat above-average external soiling and wear. Binding intact. Unmarked. A sound copy. Book
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Sport Aviation Magazine - October 1996
152 pages. Features: The Boomerang - Burt Rutan's New Personal Airplane; Center Stick or Side Stick; Cowling Installation Notes; Tom Taylor's Glasair IIS-RG. Moderate wear. Sound copy. Book
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Star Weekly Magazine, 9 December 1961 *Nancy Kwan Cover Photo*
40 pages. Features: The Fallout Shelter Dilemma - are they useless and immoral or a dire necessity?; Nice colour Campbell's Soup ad; Colour-photo ad for the 1962 Chevrolet; Goodwill in Coventry - Germans return to Coventry to repair the Cathedral their country destroyed in 1940 - Operation Reconciliation - with photos; Photos from various holiday movies; Recruiting ad for Canadian peacekeeping soldiers; Photos from movie El Cid - Legend of Spain; Nancy Kwan in photos from movie Flower Drum Song; Singer Sewing Machine centerfold colour ad; New Man in Saskatchewan - Woodrow S. Lloyd takes the place of Tommy Douglas, who has resigned to lead the NDP; Canadian Football (CFL) Faces a Crisis - Jim Hunt argues why the game is losing paying customers; The Last Carrioles - a handful of hardy sleigh drivers keep alove a French-Canadian tradition - article with nice photos; Large photo of a "Canadian Worth Knowing" - Vancouver artist Toni Onley; Crossword; Montmorency comic strip; Colour-illustrated fashion article entitled "Dress Informal"; Winter care of trees; World photo news; Back cover photo ad promotes coffee as the... "warmest word to bring the crowd home to". Centerfold holding by one staple, otherwise binding intact. Somewhat above-average wear. Partially yellowed with age. Unmarked. A worthy copy. Book
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The Antique Collector Magazine, October 1971 / November 1971
Features: 'Les Animaliers' - fashion or fad?; Felbrigg Hall, Norfolk - a recent gift to the National Trust; Thomas Rothwell, Engraver - an unrecorded sighed print; The Bonheur du Jour; Some Later Chinese Bronzes - Second Series; Chameleon-like Uranium Glass and How to Identify it; Belgian Painters at Burlington House; and more. Minimal markings. Average wear. A sound copy. Book
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The Canadian Magazine, 1 May 1971 *COVER PHOTO OF MAURICE 'THE ROCKET' RICHARD*
Features: Rocket Richard - on the brink of 50... and oblivion; Great old stories from our pages polished and returned 'good as new' - Zoltan Szoboszloi, Anne Murray, Jacqueline Kennedy; The Canadian Magazine kite; What's Where (and worthwhile) in Halifax - or, the things the guidebooks never tell you (please note that there are several long black ink marks across this article; The kindest cut of all - it's called the Caesar, the lady barber says, and it covered Pierre Trudeau's bald spot - Lucille Savage, co-owner of Ottawa's Le Connoisseur. Average wear. Short tears to and chips from fore-edge of last few pages. Book
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The Daily Colonist, Thursday August 23, 1934, Victoria, British Columbia Newspaper
This listing consists of pages 1-4, 7-8, and 13-18 of this issue which measures 23.5"x17". Contents include: Plans to move 40,000 from drought areas of prairies; Court-martials in Cuba; Tension in Arizona re. Japanese agriculturists; Editorial page; Social pages; large share offering ad by Glenora Gold Mines; Vacation page; cartoon page; two pages of classified ads; large ad for David Spencer Limited. Assorted additional vintage ads. Average wear and soiling. A great heirloom from earlier days in Victoria, B.C. Newspaper
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The Explorer's Journal, Summer 1992
Features: A Journey on the Roof of the World; Cockfighting; Where in the World is Kapingamarangi?; Biblical Hot Springs of Israel - Search for a Missing Link; Krill - the Gold of Antarctica; Tibetan Sky Burial at Drigung Dundro. Average wear. Unmarked. A sound copy. Book
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The Family Creative Workshop - Volume 7
From an excellent set of craft books. Abunantly illustrated. Topics in this volume include: Glass Working; Gold Leafing; Gold Panning; Granny Squares; Greenhouse Construction; Greeting Cards; Hammocks and Slings; Hardanger Embroidery; Heraldry; Herbs; Hibachi and Hot-Pot Cookery. Clean, bright and unmarked but for prior owner's name upon front endpaper. Very light wear. Excellent copy. Book
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The Gun Report Magazine - August 1968
Features: Handguns of the Transition Era; Ed McGivern's Colt Single Action Army; Guns in the Black Hills Gold Rush; The Rare Wire Extractor Cargridge Sharps Pistol/Rifle. Average wear. Unmarked. Binding intact. Solid copy. Book
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The Gun Report Magazine - December 1968
Features: Bevel Gears? - or The Story of the Massachusetts Arms Co., Part I; Guns in Oregon History - The Horner; The John Day Truncheon Gun; Found - The M1898 Krag Carbine; Sergeant Silcock's Colt. Average wear. Unmarked. Binding intact. Solid copy. Book
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The Gun Report Magazine - January 1973
Features: A 17th Century Flintlock Long Fowler; Caveat Emptor - or this could happen to anyone; Yes, Walkers are Where you Find Them. Average wear. Unmarked. Binding intact. Solid copy. Book
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The Mining Magazine Vol. XXXI. No. 6 December 1924
Approximately 100 pages. Features: The Shamva Gold Mine; Nova Scotian Geology; The Kafue Co.'s Gold Dredge at Cariboo, B.C.; Sir Archibald Geikie; New Roumanian Mining Law; and much more. Above-average but not excessive wear. Binding intact. Unmarked. Many pages of fascinating illustrated contemporary advertisements. Book
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The New York Times Magazine, August 22, 1965 *COVER PHOTO OF TED KENNEDY AND JFK*
Features: Thurgood Marshall, the new Solicitor General; Our War Aims were Wrong - by crushing the Axis under the policy of unconditional surrender, the victors destroyed a vital balance of power; Bizarre Reactions become normal uner the influence of LSD, which science continues to study to determine if it is good - or evil (includes photo of Timothy Leary on page 57); The Emergence of Senator Ted Kennedy; Doctors bring preventative medicine to major league baseball - pictures of Sandy Koufax and Don Drysdale; Ian Smith, Prime Minister of Rhodesia; Surfing. Unmarked. Average wear. A sound copy. Book
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The Peep of Day or A Series of the Earliest Religious Instruction the Infant Mind is Capable of Receiving
184 pages. Contains 51 lessons. Lovely colour frontisplate is tissue-protected. Beautiful colour plates in text. Front free endpaper missing. Binding tender and open in places. Charmingly decorated blue backstrip and front board adorned with gilt lettering. Despite its physical shortcomings, this volume retains a very warm charm. Book
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The Plain Truth Magazine, November 1981
28 pages. Features: Britain's Last Gasp of Joy and Splendor - the Marriage of Charles and Diana; Coming - a new Europe between the superpowers; Happiness - why so elusive?; Swaziland - a nation that sets an example; The "Secret Rapture" - lift-off or letdown?; Why are we destroying the land that feeds us?; Why riot in Switzerland?; Clean and unmarked with light wear. A quality copy. Magazine
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The Sea Otter - April, 1978 Volume 1, Number 7
40 pages in newspaperformat. Features: Black Gold of Nanaimo; Danger at Fort Rupert; Lives of Sea Otters; Developments on Island Estuaries; Remembering Ladysmith Harbour - to our sorrow; Haig-Brown on the Nature of Estuaries; Impediments to Estuary Restoration; and more. Clean and unmarked with light wear. Nice copy. Book
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The War Illustrated: No. 220, 2 November 1918
Cover illustration depicts a Belgian and Briton meeting at Ostend - free after four years in Hun hands; Through the Tunnel at Last! - by Lovat Fraser; Cambrai Rescued from the Wrecker's Clutches; The Doom of Sergeant Ramroad, by Hamilton Fyfe; Canadian Chariots Gathered to Capture Cambrai; Deliverance & Trophies from Tunnels & Dug-outs; With Belgium's Armies Advancing to Bruges; Freeing the Soil of France of the Invader - Following up the Line of German Retreat; Sending propaganda pamphlets via balloon; Some of the quarter million taken since July - German Prisoners; Hardy Albanian Highlanders help the Allies; The Lighter Side of Flying, by Night-hawk; Where Saint George Smote the German Michael; Woman and the New Society, by W.L. George; Learning and Mercy as Victims of Vile 'Kultur'; Republic or Limited Monarchy? by Frederic William Wile; Shakespeare and the War. Average wear and soiling. Staples disintegrated. A worthy copy. Book
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The Wide World Magazine, April 1935
Stories: Liquid Gold; What the Palmist Foretold; Through the Shan States; The King's Ju-Ju; Our Japanese Burglar; Gomez the Killer; A Papuan Interlude; Seven Days' Bad Luck; A Side-Show in Borneo; Fire-Walking in Java; The Queensland Mounted; The Pickle Bottle. Above-average wear. Book
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The Wide World Magazine, August 1943
Stories: The Timber Pirates; Among the Lapps; Dockland Vendetta; The Turning Point; Bred in the Bone; The Farm Theives; Drug-Smuggling in Ceylon; Plenty Gold; Good Seamanship; That Mine in Mexico; The Monkey-Man Case; Stratagem. Above-average wear. Name and ink stamp upon front cover. Book
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The Wide World Magazine, August 1952
Features: Operation Sikh - An incident connected with the strange hide-and-seek war now being waged in the steamy jungles of Malaya; A Sailor on Horseback - Jack ashore takes to riding at his peril; Two Miracles - An Army officer's experience in the Western Desert during World War II; Phantom Fortune - the fascinating history of sundry vanished gold-mines in the wilds of British Columbia; Tasmania's Wild West; A Mystery of the "Bad Lands" - a cowboy's weird experience in the Badlands of Wyoming; The Figurehead - a story involving the windjammer L'Avenir; Gold Coast Ju-Ju; Box of Tricks - an isolated Army camp in Palestine is cursed with cunning Arab thieves; Personal-Column Crusoes - advice for prospective adventurers; Leturc's Island - Jacques Leturc took over an uninhabited South Sea Island and turned it into a profitable enterprise, only to encounter disaster; Desert Hitch-Hike - 1,200 miles across Northern Africa to catch a steamer; and more. Three inch opening at bottom of cover fold; Somewhat above-average wear. Small opening at top of backstrip. Sound copy. Book
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The Wide World Magazine, August 1952 - Australian Edition
Features: In Search of the Hairy Frog - An expedition into the little-known interior of the British Cameroons, with photos; The Navy Pay-Roll Robbery - An audacious hold-up in Malta G.C. of a navy van containing a considerable payroll, with photos; Luck of the Game - story from a Gold Coast Prospector; Ozark Excursion - interesting people including a cross-bow hunter; The Lost Mine - Tisingal, in the interior of Panama; The Cowrie Shell - white men usually scoff at the native's faith in charms and amulets; My Friend Bill - a fellow in Australia; House-to-House; Japanese glass net-balls (floats); Brown's Donkey - an incident from the North African Desert; The Rest House - a striking example of premonition from India; and more. Above-average wear. Brown tape secures covers. Book
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The Wide World Magazine, February 1932
Stories: Taming the Beaver; The Fool Afoot in the Baltic; The Snake Man; Two Million Pounds or Nothing;; Ten to One; the Bracelet; Across the Sulu Sea; The Adventures of a Revenue Officer; Mentugi; A Canoe and some Crocodiles; By Night in Singapore. Somewhat above-average wear. Book
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The Wide World Magazine, June 1955 - Australian Edition
Features: A Boy in the Bush - a young boy kills wild scrub bulls for bounty in Australia's outback; In the Dark - An Australian is tasked with catching gold thieves in a mine in Southern India; The town that was reborn - Williamsburg, Virginia; The Seaquake - adventure on a voyage from British Honduras to Yucatan; Hunting down the Black Jack Gang (conclusiont) - the worst band of desperadoes to ever trouble the south-western States of America; Frontier Gateway - Peshawar (great photo of a 'walking teashop); The Forgotten Islands - The Queen Charlotte Islands of British Columbia - several photos; Arctic Derelict - a strange sea-story from the Canadian Arctic; and more. Average wear. Sound copy. Book
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The Wide World Magazine, March 1933
Stories: The Killing of Tucker Peach; Goatneck goes to Meeten; Four Experiences; Pirates; Pickles; A Masai Courtship; San Li; Superstition Gold; The Condor's Next; On Safari in Wonderland; Our Search for the Mayan Treasure; The Odyssey of Captain Jones. Heavily worn. Covers taped to textblock. Book
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The Wide World Magazine, May 1955 - Australian Edition
Features: Dead Men's Diggings - Diamon seekers in British Guiana; Hunting down the Black Jack Gang in the South-West United States (Part 2); Bush Pilots of the Northlands - the far north of Canada and Alaska - photos; The Golden Chain - a delicious story from Malaya by a Quantas engineer; Unlucky Ship - the Ecola; The Silent Killer - a python story; Phases of Life from all over the world - kilometre eight in Venezuela; Stretton's Luck - Gold Prospecting in Sokoto, Nigeria; and more. Somewhat above-average wear. Front cover partially loose. A worthy copy. Book
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The Wide World Magazine, November 1937
Stories: My Transcontinental Trip; The Devil Ship; Beginners Luck; The Egyptian Bone; Worth Their Weight in Gold; The Club-Footed Terror; The Bluenose Skipper; Giraffe; Coronation Day; Lions and Their Ways; The Man with the Harp Again; Sammy the Sea Lion; Marooned in the Lost World. Above-average wear. Book
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The Wide World Magazine, November 1944
Stories: Grizzly Gold; The Jewelled Buddha; Burly's Plug; Eyes of the R.A.F.; Chinese Valley; Broken Journey; The Prime Minister's Story; Fifty Days; All Square at Batura; The Affair at Nilakere; Crossing the Busu; The Return of a Celebrity. Average wear. Book
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The Wide World Magazine, September 1943
Stories: How We Saved Norway's Gold; The Flying Dutchman; Loosewallah; Blue Water Andy; The Pir's Tomb; A Greenhorn in Canada; Breaking Point; The Bood-Feud at Zur; Ants; Neilson's New Man; Huberta the Hippo; A Papuan Vendetta. Above-average wear. Book
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The Wide World Magazine, September 1952 - Australian Edition
Features: Operation Sikh - an incident from the ongoing 'hide-and-seek'war in Malaya against terrorists; A Sailor on Horseback; Phantom Fortune - the lure of gold and the fascinating history of sundry vanished gold-mines in the wilds of British Columbia; Tasmania's 'Wild West', with photos; A Mystery of the "Bad Lands" - a cowboy's weird experience in Wyoming; The Figurehead - a strange sea-mystery involving the L'Avenir; Gold Coast Ju-Ju; Box of Tricks - an amusing story of thieves at an isolated army camp in Palestine; "Personal-Column" Crusoes - advice for would-be adventurers; Leturc's Island - a Frenchman takes over an uninhabited island and turns it into a profitable enterprise, only to encounter disaster; Desert Hitch-Hike - an eventful 1,200 mile journey across North Africa, with photos; and more. Average wear. Binding intact. Chips from backstrip. Back cover partially open. Book
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Time Magazine (Canadian Edition), July 27, 1970: Alaska - Last Chance for a Last Frontier
64 pages. Features: Cover photo Nome, Alaska resident Alfred Nakak; The Anik Satellite - a hard re-entry; Multitude of strikes at the Canadian Post Office; British Columbia's Mediation Act and Labour; Stuart (Stu) Griffiths of Bushnell Communications; Chicago - Turning Against the Gangs; Richard L. Barkley - the respectable rioter; Middle East - Between Hope and Menace; Nigeria - The Unconquerable Ibos; Alaska - The Great Land of Boom or Doom - article with six pages of great color photos; The Vanishing World of trapper Joe Delia; Review of movie "Joe" starring Peter Boyle; Passing of Dr. Eric Berne, George V. Allen, John J. Anthony, Lieut. General Leslie R. Groves and L. Wolf Gilbert; Kirk Kerkorian's Cold Streak; VD - a national emergency; and more. Average wear. Unmarked. A sound copy. Magazine
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Time Magazine, February 10, 1967 - Japan's Premier Sato Cover
Contents: Japan - Island of Stability in Asia; Color-photo ad featuring the Dodge Coronet 440 "White Hat" special; Apollo cockpit fire investigation; Essay - Why Should Man Go to the Moon?; Japan feature article; Red Guards laying Siege to Soviet Embassy in Peking; Nice color-photo centerfold ad for the Jeepster; Beyond LSD; The Dollar and Gold; Nice color ad for the Ford Mustang on back cover; and much more. Unmarked with average wear. A sound copy. Book
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Trains - The Magazine of Railroading, March 1954 - Western Maryland - 3 Railroads in 1, Plus Photo of Marilyn Monroe
66 pages. Features: News Photos, including glamorous photo of Marilyn Monroe (Joe Di Maggio's wife) hanging out the window of Canadian National's No. 8472 on a ride to Jasper, Alberta; California's Mountain Midget at Quincy, California; Piggyback - boom or bust?; A Baldwin 2-8-0 is transported by truck in Seattle - super photos!; London-Paris - in the days before the Chunnel passengers traveled by train from London to Paris via night ferry - great article with photos of the Golden Arrow Night Ferry; Picture Report on the Western Maryland plus informative articles; Super centerfold night photo of the H8 Consolidation No. 776 riding the turntable at Elkins, W. Va.; Great vintage ads; and more. Unmarked with moderate wear. Binding sound. A quality copy. Magazine
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Trains - The Magazine of Railroading: July 1977
Features: Lima's Last Narrow-Gauge Shay Lives!; Colour photo of T-1 4-8-4 No. 2101 dressed up in Chessie Colours; Many photos; Virginia's natural tunnel - carved by Stone Creek; Trains for Tomorrow - 1 - railroading is not philantropy or a Lionel set or mere exercise; Bob Hale's Favorite Railroad Photos - in colour and black and white; Life for a junior foreman in a secondary engine terminal in the last days of steam on the Canadian Pacific; photo of the train that hit Washington in 1953; Instant news coverage of a wreck on the Wheeling & Lake Erie Railroad (W&LE) in 1904; and more. Moderate wear. Unmarked. Quality copy. Magazine
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Trains - The Magazine of Railroading: July 1977
Features: Lima's Last Narrow-Gauge Shay Lives!; Colour photo of T-1 4-8-4 No. 2101 dressed up in Chessie Colours; Many photos; Virginia's natural tunnel - carved by Stone Creek; Trains for Tomorrow - 1 - railroading is not philantropy or a Lionel set or mere exercise; Bob Hale's Favorite Railroad Photos - in colour and black and white; Life for a junior foreman in a secondary engine terminal in the last days of steam on the Canadian Pacific; photo of the train that hit Washington in 1953; Instant news coverage of a wreck on the Wheeling & Lake Erie Railroad (W&LE) in 1904; and more. Moderate wear. Unmarked. Quality copy. Book
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Trains - The Magazine of Railroading: June, 1962
Features: The man in the White House cares; Railroad News Photos; Steam News Photos; Our managing editor (Rosemary Entringer) pulls the throttle on a T-1; Badges of Distinction - or, the diamond wasn't exclusive to Lima; How Truckers, Firemen, and Lawyers are Designing Diesels - some not so subtle influences upon the builders; Railroad art by our readers; Central Keeps the Cake - the only complete and authoritative analysis of world-wide train speed; A very special 2-10-0 Bozkurt; and more. Average wear. Sound copy. Magazine
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Trains - The Magazine of Railroading: September 1972
Features: 50th Anniversary of EMD (GM Electro-Motive Division); EMD News Photos; The La Grange Influence - what if ground had not been broken on March 27, 1935; Two Railroads, One Locomotive - interchange is no longer synonymous with engine change - with photos; La Grange Locomotive Landmarks - Attractive color centerfold; Three that survived - mementos of Electro-Motive's pre-GM years; EMD questions even EMD couldn't answer!; Concerning a dipstick, Derby Day, Slack-Free Starts, 74 Degrees below zero, a Lonely E9, and May 18, 1942 - confessions of an EMD-watcher; 'Tunnel Motors' or 'T-2s'; An instant history of EMD; and more. Moderate wear. Faint date stamp atop front cover else unmarked. Quality copy. Magazine
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Treasure Magazine - Vol. 10 No. 10 November 1979
66 pages. Features: Find gold ingots; a profile of Allan Darby; found! Ancient Inca relics; Tokens - underrated valuables; New evidence confirms lost site. Average wear. Book
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Treasure Magazine - Vol. 10 No. 11 December 1979
66 pages. Features: Jerome Bonaparte's missing gold hoard; Surprise riches for alert THers - cornerstones; The treasure that kindness lost; THers hot on the trail of sunken and buried slots; White's coinmaster 6/DB. Above-average wear. Book
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