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Canadian Antiques Collector Magazine - November/December 1973
Features: Toile de Jouy - textile pattern; Symposium '73; Loyalist Settlement of Upper Canada; British Sporting Prints; Chine Export Trade Porcelain; Chinese Chippendale. Average wear. Address label upon front cover. Unmarked. Sound copy. Magazine
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Canadian Antiques Collector Magazine, July/August 1974, Vol. 9 No. 4 *THE CHINESE EXHIBITION COMES TO CANADA*
Features: The Chinese Exhibition Comes to Canada; Jade - The Mineral; Glossary of Jade Names; Jade - The Art; Export Wares of the 17th Century; Collecting Snuff Bottles; Chinese Furniture; Dumpling Treasures - Over a Thousand years of Food History; Ivory; Trade Silk; Buying Oriental Antiques - a Review for the Canadian Collector; The Charm of Oriental Ceramics. Modest wear. Quality copy. Magazine
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Canadian Antiques Collector Magazine, March/April 1974, Vol. 9 No. 2
Features: Puppets Old and New; The Evolution of the Windsor - English, American, Canadian; The Cameo - For the Collector of Antique Jewelry; Small Collectibles - Card Holders and Stevengraphs; Colourful Tile Pictures; Clocks in Canada - Arthur Pequegnat Clock Co.. Average wear. Sound copy. Magazine
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Canadian Antiques Collector Magazine, May 1967, Volume 2, Number 5
30 pages. Features: Furniture of Upper Canada; Furniture of French Canada; Tibetan Jewelry; From Modesty to Mod - the ROM's Centennial exhibition of costumes worn in Canada; The Fascination of Misericords; How to Become a Collector Without Knowing It. Unmarked. Average wear. A sound copy. Book
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Canadian Antiques Collector Magazine, November-December 1976 - Fraktur Artist Joseph Bauman
62 pages. Features: Collectors and Dealers - Antours; Collecting Ironstone; Christmas in Canada; Fraktur Artist Jospeh Bauman, 1815-1890; Letters from Beatrix Potter; English Silversmiths in the Family Business; Blanket Chests from Prince Edward Island; The Potters of Paris, Ontario; Watches for the Collector. Average wear. A sound copy. Book
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Canadian Antiques Collector Magazine, November/December 1974, Vol. 9 No. 6
Features: High Victorian Design; The John A. Macdonald Album; The Jacques and Hay Style? - Canadian Cabinet makers and Victorian Style; A Rare Canadiana Discovery - St. Johns Porcelain Bust; Victoria Hall - Preservation in Cobourgh; Hair Receivers - Those little jars with a hole in the top; The International Silver Company - Silverplate in Canada; Bringing Home Britain - for the collector abroad; Canada's Victorian Christmas Cards; Beadwork Whimsies; Papier Mache. Nice clean copy. Magazine
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Canadian Audubon - November/December 1961
Topics include: Wolf Control in Canada; Timber Cruise; Sandhill Crane Damage Control Research. Clean and unmarked with light wear. Nice copy. Book
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Canadian Collector Magazine - January/February 1982, Vol. 17 No. 1 - Newfoundland Outport Life
Features: Outport Tailor-Made Furniture; Billy Wheeler's furniture reflects outport life in Newfoundland's recent past; The Golden Age of Globes - Antique Globes present contemporary knowledge of the earth and heavens in a manner most pleasing to the eye; Ontario Stoneware and Redware - National Museum acquires an important Ontario pottery collection; An 18th Century Dolls' House - The dolls' house of Sara Rothe Ploos van Amstel delights visitors to the Frans Halmuseum in Haarlem; The Graphic Work of Mary Wrinch; Safeguarding your Collection; Samplers in early Upper Canada taught stitchery, the alphabet and numbers, and the religious symbolism of the community; Wintergarden Theatre to Bloom Again. Light wear. Nice copy. Book
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Canadian Collector Magazine - March/April 1980, Vol. 15 No. 2 - Canada's National Gallery
Features: Auction Report; The National Gallery of Canada celebrates 100 years; Collecting at the National Gallery; Exhibitions at the National Gallery; Conservation at the National Gallery; A Century of Ontario Houses; What is a Canadian Chair? - some thoughts on documentation and definition; The Careful Collector - Part I - Furniture. Moderate wear. Sound copy. Book
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Canadian Collector Magazine - March/April 1982, Vol. 17 No. 2
70 pages. Features: Auction Report; Restoration and Renovation I - Evolution of the Canadian House; Australian Colonial Furniture - new interest in colonial furniture and Australian cabinet-makers; 18th Century Orreries illustrated the movements of our solar system; Pillars, Pilasters and Porticoes - British and American influences characterize the two faces of Greek Revival architecture in Canada; Babies' Feeding Bottles - the humble baby bottle has a long history; Discovering James Blomfield - draughtsman and artist in stained glass, oils and watercolours; Archaeological finds document food preparation in Canada; An 18th century alchemist's search for gold leads to porcelain. Light wear. Quality copy. Book
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Canadian Collector Magazine - May/June 1981, Vol. 16 No. 3
Features: The Cormier House, Montreal - Its Design and Furnishings in Art Deco; Signposts for Collectors Part III - Early Brass Candlesticks and Their Construction; Beneath the Richelieu - 18th century artifacts; Theft at Sweeney House; An Exciting Discovery - a hitherto unrecorded view of Montreal on ceramics; Glimpses of High Victorian life in Canada; Communion tokens of the Presbyterian Church in Nova Scotia; Early Cash Registers Cast Metal and Wood Cased. Moderate wear. Sound copy. Book
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Canadian Collector Magazine - September/October 1981, Vol. 16 No. 5
Features: Warriors, Spirits and Servants - Chinese Clay Burial Figurines; Furniture-Maker From Germany - Renfrew County's J. Albert Zadow; Signposts for Collectors Part V - Intaglio Prints in Early Canada; Tools of the Trade - 17th and 18th century medical instruments; The Bohemian Tradition - A short history of glassmaking in Bohemia; Victorian Tiles in Toronto - from Gothic Revival to Art Nouveau; Manuscript Canadiana witnesses to the past; Books, Book-Collecting and Book-Collectors; Miraloma ("The Latch") - A Samuel Maclure Classic in Sidney, British Columbia. Moderate wear. Sound copy. Book
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Canadian Collector Magazine, January/February 1977, Vol. 12 No. 1
Features: John Morritt and Upper Canada Antiques; The Brantford Pottery - The Early Years - 1849-1867; Helmcken Testimonial Silver; 20th Century Nova Scotia Folk Art; Canada Military Buttons; 18 Chairs from Nova Scotia; John Allward Stained Glass Windows; Collecting Chinese Ceramics - I; and more. Average wear. Sound copy. Magazine
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Canadian Collector Magazine, July/August 1983, Volume 18, No. 4
64 pages. Features: Furniture-Making in Harbour Grace - Part I - Alexander and Edward Parsons, Francis Cody; Reading Armorials on Silver; Asian Art in the National Gallery; The Weldon Collection; Small-Scale Graphics - Stamps; Maurice Cullen Revisited - Evanescent themes and Impressionistic Principles; The Copper that came from Heaven - Exhibition celebrates the dance dramas of the Kwakwaka'wakw; The Art of Francis Silver - Folk Artist Commented on life in Nova Scotia from the 1860s on; Martyrdom of the Jesuit Fathers - the most remembered image of early Canada. Light wear. Nice copy. Book
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Canadian Collector Magazine, March/April 1976, Vol. 11 No. 2 - Egmondville Pottery
Features: Canadian Collector and the Royal Ontario Museum (ROM); 20th Century Decorative Arts in the Royal Ontario Museum; Furniture Sleuthing; The Egmondville Pottery Revisited - Huron County, Ontario, 1852-1910; Canadian Crewelwork; Pysanka; A Letter From Canada - Written and Illustrated by John Locke Blagdon in 1844; Artist-Craftsman in Glass - Elmer John Hookway, 1889-1974; Studio Pottery; and more. Moderate wear. Nice copy. Book
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Canadian Collector Magazine, March/April 1977, Vol. 12 No. 2
Features: Two Oriental Rug Merchants - Albert Aliman and Setrak Adourian; The Brantford Pottery - the later years 1867-1906; A Conservation Primer for the Antique Collector; Some Thoughts on Niagara Furniture; Collecting Photography Now?; George Harlow White RCA 1817-1887 - A Victorian Artist in Canada; A Sampler of Canadian Books; Collecting Chinese Ceramics - II; and more. Quality copy. Magazine
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Canadian Collector Magazine, March/April 1979, Vol. 14 No. 2
Features: Auction Report; Wedgwood in Canada; Digging up Wedgwood; Wedgwood and the Darwin Connection; Wedgwood and the Adam Connection; Wedgwood and Egypt; The Tassie Family; Tassie Portrait Medallions and Gemstone Reproductions; Ecanada Art Pottery; Wedgwood in Canadian Collections; Some Portland Vases. Moderate wear. Unmarked. A sound copy. Magazine
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Canadian Collector Magazine, May/June 1977, Vol. 12 No. 3
Features: Art Deco - Roxy owner Leonard Tomkinson; A Cap Rouge Presentation Jug; Birdhouses in Canada; Chinese Portraits; Silver Tureens; The Restoration of the Chateau Dufresne; Radolphe Duguay - Canadian Painter and Printmaker of the 30's; Tea; Niagara Furniture Makers - I; and more. Moderate wear. Sound copy. Magazine
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Canadian Collector Magazine, May/June 1978, Vol. 13 No. 3
Features: Botanical Plates; The Doctor's Home - Toronto's Black Creek Pioneer Village; Medicines out of the Earth; Mrs. Traill's Books for Collectors; Feeding the 19th Century Baby; Preconfederation Medical Instruments; Colours from Nature; Flowers on English Pottery and Porcelain; Packing the Panacea - Medicine Bottles in Upper Canada. Sound copy. Magazine
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Canadian Collector Magazine, November/December, 1986, Vol. 21 No. 6 - Christopher Bashford Profile
76 pages. Features: Profile of Christopher Bashford - Calgary antique dealer; Profile of Christina Orobetz of Sotheby's International; Profile of Helen Frances Gregor - Fabric Artist; Paul Peel (1860-1892) - Canada's best known unknown artist, by Heather Haas Barclay; Crystal, Hand-Engraved - Profile of Mark Roberts of Raynes & Glasbey; Canadian Military Postcards produced during World War I, by Jennifer Bunting; The Christmas Card in Canada, by Kenneth Rowe; Magical mini-12-room Victorian mansion built by Pat Merrick; A Taste of Elegance - 18th Century English porcelain from private collections in Ontario; Museum of Fashion opens in the Louvre; Appraising Appraisers - Evaluation and disposal of treasures - Part 1, by Jean Cochrane; Art Deco Jewellery (1920-1935) is back in fashion, by Ron Dupuis; What's New?; Re-opened Musee d'art de Joliette marks second year. Unmarked with moderate wear. A sound copy. Book
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Canadian Collector Magazine, September/October 1975, Vol. 10 No. 5 *VICTORIAN ISSUE*
Features: The Victorian Experience - from Coronation to Jubilee; Architecture in England; The Spirit of the Place - Canadian Architecture in the Victorian Era; The English Interior; The Canadian Interior; The Aesthetic Movement; The Victorians at Table; Pottery and Porcelain - In the Victorian Mood; Painting in Canada; Silver and Silverplate; Victoriana; Preserving Victorian Canada; The Changing Silhouette; and more. Moderate wear. Quality copy. Magazine
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Canadian Collector Magazine, September/October 1976, Vol. 11 No. 5 - Halifax Cabinetmakers Thomas Cook Holder and Henry Arthur Holder
55 pages. Features: Two Halifax Cabinetmakers - Thomas Cook Holder and Henry Arthur Holder; Nelson Cook in Canada; Tracing the Source of the "Thomas Views"; Early Canadian Sewing Machines; Some Furniture from Prince Edward Island; The Ahrens Pottery, Paris, Ontario; Collecting Asian Silver; An Edwardian House in Saint John, New Brunswick; Scottish Snuff Containers; and more. Binding sound. Moderate wear. Address label atop back cover, otherwise unmarked. A sound copy. Book
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Canadian Dimension Magazine, March / April (Mar/Apr) 2013 - 50th Anniversary Edition
56 pages. Features: Celebrating 50 years of revolutionary writing, 1963-2013; 50 whys and ways to defeat Stephen Harper; Mining profits and Canadian imperialism; Indigenous resistance resurgent - idle no more; Calling foul on Canada;'Right-to-work' offensive raises new challenges; and more. Average wear. Couple of library markings. A sound copy. Book
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Canadian Geographic Magazine, February/March 1983 - Lodgepole Runaway Gas Well
90 pages. Features/Articles: Airships - key to Canada's frontiers?; The Exciting First Dirigible Visit to Canada; - the R-100; Raising the Hamilton and Scourge - U.S. Warships sank during war of 1812; Huge warships were built on both sides of Lake Ontario during the War of 1812; Young Inuit learn, earn at archeological sites; Old Montreal its old self once again; Wild Orchids - exquisite, irresistible, vulnerable; Fish Habitat re-created in Coquihalla River diversion; The Spectacular dunes of Prince Edward County; New Downtown for the nation's capital - $500 million facelift in Rideau Street area; Folk art on tour - A show organized by the National Museum of Man - From the Heart, Folk Art in Canada; The Lodgepole runaway gas well - the most fearsome natural gas blowout in the history of the Alberta petroleum industry lasted 68 days and affected almost everyone in the province. Average wear. Clean and unmarked. Two-inch opening at bottom of cover fold. A sound copy. Book
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Canadian Home Journal Magazine, April 1929
120 pages. Cover illustration of young lady with umbrella and chicks by Elsie Deane. Features: Stylish colour Palmolive ad inside front cover; La Chasse-Galerie - the flying canoe of voyageurs and shantymen, by J.E. Le Rossignol; Nomads of the Sea - story by Beryl Gray; Women in Fascist Italy - article with photos by Lilian Gibson, teacher of English to Il Duce, Benito Musolini; The Challenge of Youth - article by Judge H.S. Mott of the Juvenile Court, Toronto, with photo portrait of the judge; The Female of the Species - story by sapper; The Land of the Rose, by Jean Graham; Music, Art and Drama News of the Month; Camberley's Bride - story by Leslie Gordon Barnard; Miss Helen Sparling, self trained in the world of finance, answers the question "Can Women Be Successful in Business?"; Jean Whitlock writes about the evolution of furniture in the wake of architectural and societal developments; What Easter means to women across Canada - with photos; Mary Louise Orr writes about the various forms of luggage available to travellers; Nice 1-page black and white ad for Plymouth cars; Essex automobile ad; Plans for a large English brick home; Nice colour illustrated ad for Johnson's Wax; Colour ad for Congoleum Rugs; Cute ad for Berry Brothers "Liquid Granite" floor varnish; The Canadian H.W. Gossard Co. ad for women's underclothing; Wonderful colour full-page ad for Hupmobile - the new Century Six and Eight; Gene Tunney golf photo in ad for Nujol; Nice colour full-page ad for Oriental Plush auto interiors - available in McLaughlin-Buick enclosed cars; Anna Pavlowa photos in Cutex ad; C.W. Stokes suggests the creation of a Bureau of Complaints; Dodge Brothers Six ad; Lovely 1-page black and white photo ad for Mercury women's hosiery and lingerie; 1-page Royal York Hotel ad; Willys Knight ad for the 70-B model automobile; Nice colour 1-page ad for Brookfield Butter; Wow! - Great colour centerfold ad for Red Seal Certified Cedar Chests!; 1-page colour photo ad for Puffed Wheat features infant photo of Richard Murphy on sled; Beautiful colour 1-page ad for Studebaker in yellow; Nice black and white one-page ad for Ford Motor Company; Lovely 1-page colour ad for Barrymore Rugs in desert motif; Woodwards "Gripe Water" ad; full-page 2-colour Knechtel furniture ad; Adorable Easter doll clothing cutouts by Grace G. Drayton; Nice colour ad for Crane plumbing fixtures insdie back cover; Colour ad for Parker Duofold pens on back cover. Few short openings to coverfold and cover edges. Address label and faint erasure atop front cover. Coffee stains to back cover and last page. Please Note: page 24-25 have been removed and are not present. They appear to have contained advertising content. Overall, a sound copy of this charming vintage issue. Book
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Canadian National Magazine, November 1949, Volume 35, Number 10
50 pages. Features and Articles: Donald Gordon Succeeds R.C. Vaughan - becomes Chairman and President Jan. 1 when Mr. Vaughan retires after 51 years of railway service; Governor-General's first visit to Newfoundland - seven black and white photos; Photos of the Lakehead, Churchill and Vancouver grain terminals; Emerson College Thesbians use C.N.S.S. flagship in preparing for "The Parlor Story"; Canada Builds to Endure - on inspection trip, President finds west busy and confident; Ticket Agents See What They Sell - Annual Sales Meeting in Seattle; This Switchman has to Think Fast - Cliff McCamon works for the C.N.R. in Saskatoon; Photo of the "Train of Tomorrow"; Moncton's Diamond Jubilee; System News - staff changes; and more. Five-inch opening at top end of cover fold, otherwise unmarked with average wear. A sound copy. Book
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Chatelaine Magazine - The Canadian Home Journal, September 1960
154 pages. Features: Incredible two-page colour ad for Green Giant canned vegetables, featuring the bottom half of the Green Giant himself; Many great full-page ads for products such as Avon cosmetics, Pond's lipstick, Wabasso bedding, Carnation Milk Powder, Pond's ad featuring Elsa Martinelli, Pacific canned milk, Crane plumbing fixtures, Arborite, GE appliances, Heinz tomato products; The Quiet Revolution of Chinese Women - article with photos; How Close are We to Test-Tube Babies? - article by Christina McCall Newman; The Queen's Other Family - Recently Elizabeth added her husband's name to her own, and thereby raised a question - just who are her in-laws? - a scattered family the world hears so little about? - article with photos; House-Warming - story by Jean Loggie; How the Kesners Came to Canada - Jo and Fred Davis are involved in bringing a refugee family to Canada; - photos and article; Have Gun Will Shoot, by Sheila MacKay Russell; Death Comes to the Island - novel by Florence Ford; A Chatelaine Guide for Women Who are Going back to Work; Dos and Don'ts of Dressing for the Job; Special 14-page Homes '60 section featuring decorating news, housing, furnishings, etc.; Ad for Minute Spanish Rice inside back cover. Nice colour photo Red Rose tea ad on back cover shows lady in white dress pouring tea. Somewhat above-average wear. Chips from backstrip. Binding intact. A worthy copy particularly worthwhile for its lengthy illustrated 1960 Home Fashion section. Book
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Creative Needle Magazine - Smocking, Handsewing, Embroidery, Other Needle Arts - May/June 1989
Features: Tender Buttons - a shop dedicated to buttons; Fine Machine Sewing - Hemstitching - Part II; Smocking - Lesson One by Mollie Jane Taylor; Mother's Day - gifts to stitch; French Handsewn Pincushion - pullout pattern and instructions; Canada - Western Style - Calgary's Stampede Fashions; Smock Plate; Linen Handkerchief Case; Summer's Juicy Fruits - an orchard of picks; Elizabeth Garrett's Sampler - a SAGA chapter's project; and more. Moderate wear. A sound copy. Book
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Diana Krall High School Yearbook / Woodlands Junior Secondary School
A treasure from the formative years of jazz diva Diana Krall. In 1980 Diana graduated from Woodlands Junior Secondary School in Nanaimo, British Columbia on Vancouver Island, Canada. Her photo first appears on page 19 where she is recognized on the 1978-79 Arts Honour Roll. On page 121 in the Band section appears a gorgeous head-shot of a young Diana playing the saxophone, beneath which appears the caption 'Diana!'. Michelle Krall, Diana's younger sister, appears on page 106. Finally, Diana's graduation photo and write-up appear on page 58. Beside her photo we read "Diana Piano resembles her Dad. In her spare time she eats and sleeps. Her life ambition is to replace Oscar Peterson. 'Way to go, Diana!'". Diana's current global superstardom is clearly no accident! The book itself is clean, tight and unmarked with very light wear. An excellent copy of this truly wonderful and inspiring item. Book
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Diver Magazine: 9 Issues from 1985 Plus 4 Bonus Issues
Includes the February, March, May, June, August, September, November, December issues. Bonus: includes the following additional issues: November 1984, December 1984, June 1982 and the Diver Magazine 1985 Travel Annual. Topics include: Diving with the Astronauts, Goose Barnacles, Shipwrecks of Lake Superior, Spring Break with the Manotees, 'Drumrock' - dream shipwreck; Snorkel-Buying Buide; Wreck Diver's Nirvana - Bermuda; Down a Saskatchewan Crater; Turtles and Tourism on Australia's Famous Heron Island; Historic Wreck discovered in Canada; Santa Barbara Island, Victoria's Popular Breakwater, The Life of a Divemaster, Curacao, Selecting your Bottom Timer, San Juan Islands, Bonaire by Night, Lake Superior Storm, Seafood Sauces, Hunting for Shipwrecks in BC's Nootka Sound, Isle Royale Mystery - the freighter Kamloops, The Striped Seaperch, Bonaire, Profile of Sylvia Earle, Pennekamp Park - Florada's Coral Jewel, Monterey's Otters, Index to Volumes 1-7. Clean with moderate wear. Quality condition. Book
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Diver Magazine: 9 Issues from 1997
Includes the following 1997 issues: February, March, April, May, June, August, September, November, December. Features include: St. Paul Island; Antigua; Photography 101 - Cameras; Boat Diving; Tragic 'Northern Indiana'; Filming the Ocean Realm; Counting Lingcod; Queen Charlotte Strait; French Polynesia; Photography 101 - Macro; Tech Diving off Whitefish Point; Coastal Charter; Snorkeling with Salmon; Photography 101 - Normal Lens; Sleepless on the 'Seattle'; Caymans; Wrecks of the St. Lawrence; Techies on the 'Topline'; Photography 101 - Ambient Light; Kingston's 'Frontenac'; Hawaii and Kauai; Shipwreck Course; Divers build east coast bridge; Camouflage; Underwater Canada; Lake Huron - 'Emma E. Thompson'; Seastars - they are not fishes; Photography 101 - Lenses; The Once Mighty ' Metamora'; HMCS Saguenay - an ecosystem; Unbeatable Marshall Islands; Tribute to Jacques-Yves Cousteau; Sinking the Saskatchewan; Skookumchuck Narrows; Kingston, Ontario's 'Munson'; Costa Rica; Wreck of the Andalusia; Extreme Dive - stories from the Police Blotter; Cozumel; St. Lawrence River - Fleur Marie; Sanilac Shores, Lake Huron; Egmont, B.C.; 'America' shipwreck; Australia Artificial Reef - Swan. Moderate wear. Clean. Quality copies. Book
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Earth First! - The Radical Environmental Journal: June-July 1997
Features: Activist Harassment in the U.S., Canada and the U.K.; Dr. Kitzvorkian's Salmon Extinction Plan; Cove/Mallard Open for Cutting; Logging John Muir's Backyard; How to Reclaim the Streets; Casey Neill Music Review; Mole Lake Occupation; NAFTA Superhighway; Tunneling for Fun. Sound copy. Book
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Embroidery Canada Magazine, June 1996
28 pages. Features: Be Careful What You Copy - by Kathie R. Kerler; Is the Strawberry Emery Disappearing? - by Madge Nordin; Beading on Canvas - by Mary Sustrik; A Visit to a Flea Market - by Thelma Fraser; Stitching and Your Vision - by Jackie Roggeveen; Through the Eye of a Needle - Show - by Diana Anderson; and more. Light wear. Clean and unmarked. Magazine
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Embroidery Canada Magazine, June 1997
40 pages. Features: Pat Weatherley Profile; Journey of the Threaded Needle - by Ginny fernandez; My Journal's Surprises - by Beverley McInnes; Stitchers - by Winifred Westlake; Let's Talk About Stitches - by Mary Sustrik; EAC Libraries; and more. Light wear. Clean and unmarked. Magazine
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Embroidery Canada Magazine, March 1996
32 pages. Features: Aidan - Bishop and Saint - by Nona Smith; A Special Jewelled Pin - by Mary Sustrik; Hardanger Bookmark - by Roberta Rolf; Introduction to Copyright - Part 3; and more. Light wear. Clean and unmarked (aside from address label). Magazine
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Embroidery Canada Magazine, March 1997
36 pages. Features: Eileen Gallant; English Embroidery through the Nineteenth Century; Stitched with Love - Beverly G. Wile; Finding 'Lost' Projects; Technique - Schwalm - by Roberta Rolf; Does He or Doesn't He? - by Karen Swiderski; and more. Light wear. Clean and unmarked. Magazine
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Embroidery Canada Magazine, September 1996
32 pages. Features: Janet Brown's Crewel World; Underside Couching; and more. Light wear. Clean and unmarked. Magazine
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Embroidery Canada Magazine, September 1997
36 pages. Features: Out of Retirement with a Splash! - by Mary Gillies; A History of a Tapestry - by Barbara Denmark; No Longer So Lonely - by Christine Igot; Hats Off to the Olds Fibre Potpourri - by Dot From; Let's Talk About Stitches - by Mary Sustrik; Starting a Youth Group in Your Area - by Deborah Blackmore; and more. Light wear. Clean and unmarked. 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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Equinox - The Magazine of Canadian Discovery: June/July 1999
Features: In this Eternal Land - Canadians shed new light on Egypt's fascinating past; Voices on the River - Heeding the call of the Ganges River dolphins; Maps and Memories - it took three centuries for Europeans to make their way across Canada... it is a country that is remarkably savage in nature and character; Sonoran North - three desert species move into Alberta's badlands and find themselves perfectly at home. Light wear. Quality copy. Book
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Equinox - The Magazine of Canadian Discovery: March/April 1988
Features: Montreal's theatrical Cirque du Soleil is taking the world by storm; The Lessons of Monteverde - Canadian funds, and grass roots initiative, provide a blueprint for the preservation of the world's rain forests; Caves of Mystery - A team of Canadians seeks adventure in - and beneath - one of China's most celebrated landscapes; A Matter of Taste - Niagara vintners confront an unsavoury past; The Illustrated Bird - A land of winged resources, Canada has attracted and produced some of the world's best avifaunal artists; Boneyard Enigma - Archaeologists in Alberta ponder the riddles of North America's oldest and largest buffalo jump. Average wear. Sound copy. Book
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Equinox - The Magazine of Canadian Discovery: May/June 1982: Hunger Decimates Canada's Seabird Colonies
Features: Malevolent Mountain - The Western Hemisphere's Highest Peak Challenges Canada's Himilaya-Bound Mountaineers; The Quiet Famine - Biologists Protest and Bureaucrats Ponder as Hunger Decimates Canada's Seabird Colonies; Reflections in an Orbiting Eye - Canada from Space, Beauty and Science in the Images of Landsat; Leduc - A Legacy of Eclectic Excellence from a Quebecois Painter Undiscovered in his own time; Caribbean Backwaters - Riding the Ebb Tides of Colonialism in the Turks and Caicos. Average wear. Sound copy. Book
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Equinox - The Magazine of Canadian Discovery: September/October 1984
Features: Life and Death of the Sea Tuskers - The Sea Cow Fishery on these islands is totally annihilated; Victorian Canada - A Photographic portfolio selected by Edward Cavell; Classic Revival - Greece battles to save the Sacred Rock of the Western World; Earth's Great Dyings - Scientists seek clues to the mystery of mass extinctions. Average wear. Sound copy. Book
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Equinox - The Magazine of Canadian Discovery: September/October 1989 - The Duck Dilemma
Features: Pro Patria - searching for truth, duty and valour at the Royal Military College (RMC) of Canada; The Duck Dilemma - Plagued by drought, loss of habitat and predation, North American waterfowl hit an all-time low; Symphony of Fire - Pyrotechnical wizardry at the world's largest offshore fireworks competition on the shore of Lake Ontario. Average wear. Sound copy. Book
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Explorer's Journal, September 1986
Features: Canoeing the Hood River in Northwestern Canada; The Bronze Yaks of Centrral Asia; Cyprus; Peruvian Grave Robber's Gold; Rafting Sumatra's Alas River; The Ships of Nansen and Peary; Stratigraphy. Average wear. Unmarked. A sound copy. Book
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Fencelines and Furrows: Local History of the Frank Lake District of Alberta, Including Blackie, Herronton, Mazeppa and Frankburg
568 pages. General index. Family index. Contains many dozens of wonderful archival photos. Text is divided into the following sections: Historical Development; Indians, Homesteaders and Settlers; The Towns and Settlements; For King and Country; Social Life; Sports Throughout the Years; Family Histories - Blackie, Herronton, Mazeppa, Frankburg; Miscellaneous. Gift greetings, dated 1970, upon front free endpaper else clean and unmarked with average wear. Binding intact. Printed upon glossy stock. A sound copy of this excellent compilation. Book
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Frontiers Then and Now : The Canadian Anglican Episcopate 1787-1987 - The Archbishop Owen Memorial Lectures 1987
195 pages. Clean and bright with very light wear. Excellent copy. Book
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Garden Railways Magazine, January-February 1994
94 pages. Features: Gypsum; Garden Railroading in Canada; The Great Fantasy Bash; Heavy Loads; Make Your Own Telephone Poles; The Porter Creek, Lake Frances & South Yukon R.R.; The Silver Springs Railway; Getting Started in Gardein Railroading - Part 9; A Multi-Gauge Running Track; Build a Boxcar Line Shanty. Moderate wear. A sound copy. Book
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Groundwater Resources of British Columbia - Revised Edition
Varying paginations. Over 0.5" thick. Glossary. References. Provides an overview of the groundwater resources of British Columiba; how groundwater occurs, where it is found and what conditions favour its development for social and economic benefits. Intended to assist in future groundwater resource planning initiatives at all levels of government, to minimize potential impact of human land use activities on groundwater resources thereby sustaining available quantities and a high degree of groundwater quality for future generations. Subjects include: Origin, Occurrence and Movement of Groundwater; Groundwater and the Hydrologic Cycle; Water Table and the Saturation Zone; Groundwater Flow System; Groundwater Quality; Geology and its Importance; Groundwater Contamination; Contaminant Transport; Preventative Measures; Thermal Springs; Groundwater Regions of British Columbia. Prior owner's name atop title page else clean, bright and unmarked. One page is loose but present. Very nice copy overall. Book
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Multiple Contributors
Happy Motoring - An Imperial Oil/Esso Publication: Volume 18, Number 2
Features: The friendly voice of Canada - the forest of shortwave transmitter masts near Sackville, N.B. which send the signal of the CBC International Service to distant lands; They're Tenting Tonight - tenting in Canada's parks; Miracle in the Mountains - Lake Louise is rated as one of the seven most nearly perfect landscapes on earth; The Great Trans-Canada Trail / The Carlton Trail from Winnipeg to Edmonton; British Columbia's Gulf Islands - nice photos. Unmarked. Average wear. A sound copy. Book
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