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1913réf. 14113Toronto: William Briggs 1913. Book. Very Good. Hardcover. Signed by Authors. First Printing of the First Edition. Very Good Copy With Light Rubbing Wear To Extremities And Insignificant Foxing To Front End Papers. Decorative Cover Still Quite Bright. Signed Without Inscription By Kelly On The Title Page. William Briggs Hardcover
réf. 36704Quebec. Printed under the Authority. by William Vondenvelden Printer at the New Printing Office. Mountain-Street. 1795. Hardcover. 4to. 26cm 2307p. text in English and French on opposite pages rebound in quarter calf gilt ruled raised bands crimson morocco label gilt titles marbled boards chip on title page expertly restored fine. cgc Tremaine 943. Odd numbers on verso even numbers on recto. This is the first volume in the serial publication of the provincial statutes of Lower Canada. The laws of 1792-93 and 1794 had been published previously in folio. . After 1795 each session's laws were printed and issued separately at the end of each session. . it is expedient that there should be further and more ample means of the Public having information of the Laws. Quebec. Printed under the Authority. by William Vondenvelden, Printer at the New Printing Office. Mountain-Street. 1795 hardcover
1823réf. PHO-1668London, John Murray, 1823, 1 volume In-4, relié pleine toile orange, dos lisse avec pièce d’auteur et titre, date en pied, xvi-768pp, tome 1, tâche sur les 5 premiers feuillets, petites rousseurs, petits frottements à la reliure. Édition originale, illustrée de 30 planches dont 11 en couleurs, les cartes manquent, Cachet Émile Petitot, Ex-libris manuscrit, Ex-libris Jean-Pierre Legrand-Deloron. Avec une mention signée : "membre de l'Expédition arctique T.A. 23 , 1972-1973" .
1978Signed "In Friendship" upon title page by the author in July 1982 in her home town of Noirmouton, Quebec. "Here at last the legendary Madame Benoit opens the door to the kitchen in her own home, at her sheep farm near Sutton in the Eastern Townships of Quebec. She tells about the joys of cooking at home with her family, and she shares recipes that are her own personal and family favorites from the many she has collected and developed over the years." - dust jacket. "Jehane Benoit is a remarkable woman, filled with exhuberance, warmth and love. Her cooking reflects these qualities. I couldn't wait to get my copy - and to use it." - Bruno Gerussi. xiii, 335 pages. Colour photos. Book clean and unmarked with moderate wear. Above-average wear to dust jacket which is now preserved in mylar. Surely a treasured addition for any serious Canadian cookbook collection. Book
Paris, 1754. Incisione in rame all'acquaforte, b/n, cm 56,5 x 89,7 (alla lastra) più margini. Cartiglio in alto a destra, margini graduati su tutto il perimetro. Rara carta nautica del mare orientale del Canada e del Golfo di San Lorenzon. Rare nautical maps of Eastern Canada Sea and the Gulf of Saint Laurent. Tranne un punto di ossidazione sul margine sinistro del foglio, esemplare stampato su carta forte, in ottimo stato di conservazione. .
réf. 18752No place, no date, (Paris, 1790.) 2 volumes. (4), 166, 141 pp.; 31 pp. 8vo. Modern half morocco, spine gilt in compartments, marbled boards (volume 1), modern half morocco, marbled boards (volume 2). Martin & Walter 15478 (first volume only); Sabin 28152 (first volume only); not in Echeverria & Wilkie; not in JFBL. Original edition, extremely rare with the "Supplement ...." which is almost always lacking. Against the policy of La Luzerne with regards to the colonies. Gouy d'Arcy led the colonial delegates in support of the Tennis Court Oath: the colonies had sent delegates to the upcoming Estates General in France and had even drafted their own cahiers des doléances in which they voiced their demands for more home rule and economic freedom.Gouy d'Arcy acquired a consderable fortune by marrying Anne-Amable Hux de Bayeux, a rich creole from Saint-Domingue and he became an ardent defender of colonial and Saint-Domingue interests, was founder of the colonial committee of Paris and the Club Massiac, and was instrumental in legislation favouring the colonists, and a fierce opponent of Brissot and the Amis des Noirs. Together with Moreau de Saint-Méry, he organized fierce opposition to any colonial reform (see: Albert Soboul, Dictionnaire historique de la Révolution française, pp. 516-7.)The original frontcover of volume one is preserved and gives, both recto and verso, the chronology of the events in Saint-Domingue covering the period December 1st 1789 - 22 October 1790. - Very rare in this complete state.
réf. 8965A Paris, Chez F. Buisson, (Chez F. Buisson et Testu for the second volume), 1793-1792. 2 volumes. (4), 239, (1) pp.; (4), 16, 224 pp. 8vo. Modern half red morocco, marbled boards, gilt lettering. PMM 241 (English edition); Gimbel collection 48F (p. 95); not in Sabin; Fay 30 (2nd part only); Echeverria & Wilkie 793/91 & 792/78. Second edition of first volume, first edition of second volume. The first volume was originally published in 1791 of which edition several different issues exist. The second volume was published in 1792. The translation was done by Francois Soules. The work is a defense of the French Revolution and a statement of the principles of 1776 and 1789 and, of course, the famous counterblast to Burke's Reflexions on the Revolution in France. It is also an exposition of the principles of government underlying the American and French revolutions. For an elaborate analysis of the work see: John Keane, Tom Paine, a Political Life.'The Rights of Man, published in 1791 and 1792, was written after his return to England in 1787 in response to Edmund Burke's attack on the French revolution. This pamphlet stimulated the radical reform movement in England and the Jeffersonian Republican party in the United States and led to the prosecution of Paine in England for sedition and to his election to the French National Assembly. In England, the Rights of Man became a foundation text of the English working class movement until about 1880' (IESS, xi, pp. 364-5).Thomas Paine "symbolisé, de 1776 à 1793, l'élan révolutionnaire, tant en Amérique qu'en France" (Dictionnaire historique de révolution française, p. 808)The second volume includes propositions for schemes of taxation, including one for the abolition of the poor-rate. Since 1792 the work was adopted as the manifesto of the party which sympathised with the French Revolution. The title-page of the second volume reads: Droits de l'Homme, Seconde Partie, réunissant les principes et la pratique; ........ Traduit de l'Anglois sur la troisième édition.
1795réf. PHO-1044Paris : Bastien, An III. (1795) 7 volumes in-8 ; AVEC , PAUW recherches philosophiques sur les Américains , An III , 3 volumes in-8 , XIV-421pp, 475pp,482pp. AVEC : PAUW : Recherches philosophiques sur les Égyptiens et les Chinois. Paris : Bastien, An III, 2 volumes in-8, carte dépliante (déchurure sans manque), XVIff,472pp , 466pp; AVEC : PAUW : Recherches philosophiques sur les Grecs. Paris : Bastien, An III, 2 volumes in-8 , XVI-400pp,366pp . Reliure d’époque en basane marbrée, dos lisse orné avec titre et tomaison , quelques manques de cuir , petit travail de ver sur 10ff ,Tome 1.
1758In-16 p. (mm. 170x100), 3 volumi, p. pelle bazzana coeva, dorso a cordoni (restaur.) con decoraz. e tit. oro su due tasselli, tagli rossi. Pubblicata in 80 volumi nel formato in-16, questa celebre raccolta di viaggi contiene "ce qu'il y a de plus remarquable .. dans les pays où les voyageurs ont pénétré.. Enrichi de cartes géographiques et de figures". Sono disponibili i volumi: 55-56-57: "Voyages & établissemens dans l'Amérique Septentrionale" dei francesi e degli inglesi; descrizione del Canada con le relazioni di diversi viaggiatori - Usi e costumi degli Indiani - Viaggi vari al Nord-Ovest e al Nord-Est per la scoperta di un passaggio alle Indie Orientali. I 3 volumi sono molto ben illustrati f.t. (e completi come da Indice) da: “14 carte geografiche” (Virginia e Maryland - Canada con Nuova York e Pensilvania - Carolina e Georgia - Luisiana e paesi limitrofi - parte del Canada - Baia di Hudson - corso del fiume S. Lorenzo (2 carte) - laghi canadesi - carta ridotta dei Mari del Nord - Nouvelle Hollande - parte del Mare Glaciale - carta ridotta delle parti settentrionali del globo (fra Asia e America) - lo Spits-Berg), tutte più volte ripieg. E da “9 tavole” di cui 3 piante delle città di: Boston, Quebec e Nuova Orleans, più volte ripieg.: le restanti raffigurano usi, costumi, storia naturale, ecc., tutte inc. in rame. Qualche lieve e uniforme arross., peraltro esempl. ben conservato.
réf. 18731A Londres, Aux dépens de la Compagnie, 1789. Engraved title within border, 16 tables, some folding. vi, (7)-230 pp. 4to. Modern half calf, marbled boards, corners, gilt lettering to spine. Sabin 32638; Echeverria & Wilkie 789/116; not in Leclerc; not in Fay; not in Howes; cf.: Kress B.1719; cf.: Goldsmiths 13832; not in Einaudi; no French edition in JFBL. Only edition in Quarto, very rare, probably the first French edition. Both Sabin and Echeverria & Wilkie give a 4to edition printed in Rouen. A detailed exposition and statistical comparison of the imports and exports of Great Britain and the United States, from 1700 to 1783. With each edition, Sheffield substantially revised and enlarged the text. Written in opposition to the bill introduced by Pitt in 1783, proposing to relax the navigation laws in favour of the States, the work was influential in determining the abandonment of the motion. Sheffield points up the weak position of America and continually stresses the growing commercial importance and potential of the West Indies and Canada (especially Newfoundland and Nova Scotia, particularly with regard to fisheries, lumber, and ship-building). Howes writes that the work was very influential in shaping England's trade policy from 1783 to 1789, so detrimental to American commerce and shipping interests as to contribute greatly to the formation of a Federal union, better able, than were the separate federated states, to retaliate against British maritime might.The tables provide extensive statistical information, giving a comparative export and import survey of the trade between the United States and other countries. This translation from the English original was due to De Rumare, magistrate at Rouen. The later Mirabeau translation did not include the statistical tables. - Titlepage browned, some scattered spotting, but a good large paper copy.
1938réf. 151081Toronto 1938. Hardcover. Good. Unpaginated poster collection. 32 cm. 35 colour posters one of which is loose at rear. The latter has torn lower edge smaller tears elsewhere some soiling. the rear of each poster states the inks used to create it. Leather covers with gold print. Spine ends torn and chipped other edges a bit rough. A bit of thumbing inside front cover. First poster has horizontal crease. Advertising for Ault & Wiborg inks. Beautiful posters feature various colour combinations works of art the manufacturing of ink various sports the Vimy Memorial the recent coronation an elephant much more. Features the work of Canadian artists Graham Noble Norwell William Maltman and Samuel Reindorf. hardcover
2005réf. L3 box800 b4Architectural Woodwork Quality Standards Illustrated Eighth Edition Version 2.0 2005 40 Updates Version 2.0. By Architectural Woodwork Institute AWI and Architectural Woodwork Manufacturers Association of Canada AWMAC. Published in 2005 by Architectural Woodwork Institute AWI and Architectural Woodwork Manufacturers Association of Canada AWMAC. Paperback 683 pp. Architectural Woodwork Institute (AWI) and Architectural Woodwork Manufacturers Association of Canada (AWMAC). paperback
1847réf. 2602043n.p.: Great Western Railway 1847. First Edition. Soft cover. Fair. Original publication September 1 1847. Printed wraps with old reinforcement of binding. 47pp. Appendix includes notes and tables of Table of Distance in Miles Niagara Falls to Windsor Linear Arrangement Table of Gradients Commerce of the Lakes data on ports of Chicago Milwaukie later spelled Milwaukee Hamilton Welland Canal and more. Two folding maps: Map of Profile showing Ontario counties through which and adjacent to the route from Niagara Falls to Windsor and "Map of the Route of the Great Western Railway shewing sic Its Connection With Other Public Works Projected And Completed. It show the entire region from the seaboard west including all the Great Lakes to what would become Minnesota on the west and Ohio and adjacent states on the south. Ex-library copy but showing only the call number on the bottom of the front cover in pencil. Ink signature in tiny writing on the top of the cover with a couple of pencil notes. Back paper cover oxidized for the most part. Tiny chips to front cover. The maps have archival repairs to the fold creases. The binding has a narrow strand of modern filament. Exceedingly rare. Great Western Railway unknown
1979réf. 347a7890Canada: Oolichan Books 1979. Book. Very Good. Hardcover. Signed by Authors. First Edition. 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall. 288 pages. Upon front free endpaper is hand-written in ink: "To David With Best Wishes From Tommy Douglas." In November 2004 a nation-wide vote by over one million Canadians selected Mr. Douglas as "The Greatest Canadian of all Time." "This collection of Tommy Douglas' speeches anecdotes and parables illustrates the essential features of the democratic left in Canada the CCF/NDP." - from dust jacket. Black and white photographic plates. Book clean and unmarked with light wear. Average wear to dust jacket which bears several short closed tears and is now preserved in a glossy new archival-grade Brodart cover. Oolichan Books Hardcover
1944réf. 846G3051Ottawa: The Progressive Conservative Party of Canada 1944. Book. Good. Paperback. First Edition. 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall. Original Progressive Conservative Party of Canada Speakers' Handbook for use in the run-up to the Canadian federal election of 1945. Printing date not stated but was most likely 1944 possibly 1945. Unpaginated. Two inches thick. Provides the full spectrum of PC policies and points with which to attack the Liberal and C.C.F. parties. Contents divided into the following sections: Table of Contents; Leadership - with considerable biographical information on PC leader John Bracken; War Policy and Veterans; Agriculture; Labour; Reconstruction and Natural Resources; Transportation; International Problems; Liberal Policy; C.C.F. Policy. The sections on Liberal and C.C.F. policies extensively document the perceived weaknesses of these parties and were no-doubt intended to serve as the arsenal of attack ads and talking points to be used against these parties. Unmarked. Average wear and soiling. Due to wartime restrictions these handbooks were string-bound. Provides a comprehensive snapshot of the Canadian federal political scene prior to the election of 1945 as seen from the PC perspective. A unique and highly-informative WWII-era Canadian federal political memento. The Progressive Conservative Party of Canada Paperback
1987réf. 257j0582aVancouver British Columbia: F.E. Eaton & Sons. Very Good in Good dust jacket. Limited Edition. Hardcover. Signed without inscription by Gerald E. Wellburn upon title page. From a lavishly produced limited edition of only 1000 copies. "The preservation of pioneer mail serves to build close bonds between collectors and historians. Nowhere is this more dramatically illustrated than in the fascinating array of covers and stamps from the Gerry Wellburn collection which we are pleased to present in this book. A native of England "Gerry" 1900-1992 started stamp collecting in 1905. In 1911 he moved to Vancouver Island by which time he had already begun to make and write up his own album pages. His keen attention to detail gives Gerry's collection unique charm that has been enjoyed by thousands of fellow collectors throughout the world at various philatelic exhibitions." - pages 4-5. 164 glossy pages profusely illustrated in colour. Index. Prior owner's name and date inside front board beneath front flap of dust jacket otherwise book clean bright and unmarked with light wear. Binding tight. Light wear to partially sunned dust jacket now preserved in archival-grade Brodart. A rare and quality signed example of this magnificent work. 35.5 x 25.3 cm. 1.6kg.; Folio . 1987. F.E. Eaton & Sons hardcover
2004réf. CBS-9780444511287Elsevier 2004. New. Elsevier unknown
2004réf. CBS-9780444511287Elsevier 2004. New. Elsevier unknown
1849réf. 22524London: Richard Bentley 1849. First Edition. Hardcover. Very good. Two volumes. 7.75" x 4.75" pp xii 13-308; vii 1 9-328 pp in original brown blindstamped cloth spines decorated in gilt patterned endpapers with publisher's advertisements. Chipping to cloth at spine ends old repairs visible at joints but still an attractive set uncommon in the original cloth. Wagner-Camp 169: "John McLean entered the service of the Hudson's Bay Company during the winter of 1820-21 and worked in the Ontario area for the next decade. He was then sent to New Caledonia by way of the Saskatchewan River and to Fort St. James on Stuart's Lake in British Columbia. Streeter finds McLean's style entertaining but the Company's methods of suppressing competition prosecutable under present United States law." Field 996: "the largest portion of these volumes is devoted to the narration of incidents of travel among the Indians of the territory; descriptions of the life habits and character of the different tribes inhabiting it and the relations of the Hudson's Bay Company to them. All of the statements of the author confirm the most authentic accounts of others.The last volume terminates with a vocabulary of Indian dialects." Graff 2640; Smith 6418; Streeter VI: 3712; Sabin 43514; TPL 2729. Richard Bentley hardcover
1849réf. 22524London: Richard Bentley 1849. First Edition. Hardcover. Very good. Two volumes. 7.75" x 4.75" pp xii 13-308; vii 1 9-328 pp in original brown blindstamped cloth spines decorated in gilt patterned endpapers with publisher's advertisements. Chipping to cloth at spine ends old repairs visible at joints but still an attractive set uncommon in the original cloth. Wagner-Camp 169: "John McLean entered the service of the Hudson's Bay Company during the winter of 1820-21 and worked in the Ontario area for the next decade. He was then sent to New Caledonia by way of the Saskatchewan River and to Fort St. James on Stuart's Lake in British Columbia. Streeter finds McLean's style entertaining but the Company's methods of suppressing competition prosecutable under present United States law." Field 996: "the largest portion of these volumes is devoted to the narration of incidents of travel among the Indians of the territory; descriptions of the life habits and character of the different tribes inhabiting it and the relations of the Hudson's Bay Company to them. All of the statements of the author confirm the most authentic accounts of others.The last volume terminates with a vocabulary of Indian dialects." Graff 2640; Smith 6418; Streeter VI: 3712; Sabin 43514; TPL 2729. Richard Bentley hardcover books
1958Sovraccoperta usurata agli angoli, ai margini e alle estremità del dorso, con presenza di strappi al piatto superiore; piatto posteriore lievemente macchiato; dorso usurato anche sulla lunghezza. Legatura con titoli solo al dorso leggermente stanca agli angoli e alle estremità del dorso. Controguardie illustrate. Tavola a inizio volume per lo più distaccata dal corpo. Pagine ben salde alla cerniera, con ampio margine, lievemente brunite, così come i tagli. Presenti tavole fuori testo con illustrazioni in bianco e nero, con didascalia. Numero pagine 286. USATO
1968Volume appartenente alla collana The Daily Life Series. Traduzione a cura di Carola Congreve. Sovraccoperta leggermente usurata alle estremità del dorso e agli angoli; piatti lievemente macchiati, così come il dorso. Angolo del risvolto superiore della sovraccoperta ritagliato. Legatura con titoli sul dorso con margini bruniti, stanca alle estremità del dorso. Controguardie brunite; piccola nota alla controguardia superiore. Pagine ben salde alla cerniera, con ampio margine, bruniti i tagli. Presenti tavole fuori testo, con illustrazioni in bianco e nero, con didascalia. Numero pagine 224. USATO
1842réf. 39134Montreal: Printed by John C. Becket 1842. Canadian Land for Sale A Canadian broadside advertising lands available in the Eastern Townships printed at the beginning of the region's transformation into a French-speaking area. In the early 1800s the Eastern Townships were an almost exclusively Anglophone region of Quebec. The American Revolution precipitated the flight of over 40000 Loyalists to Canada in the 1780s including a small handful to the largely unsettled region of Quebec between the St. Lawrence River and the U.S. border known as the Eastern Townships. The Loyalists cleared much of the rich land for farming which attracted a large number of immigrants from New England in the first decades of the 19th century. In the 1840s a rapid shift occurred in the region as French-speaking Quebecois from poorer areas began pouring in and the English speakers began emigrating to the U.S. and other parts of Canada. Francophones became a majority in the 1870s and today constitute over 85% of the population. The present broadside printed in English lists hundreds of lots for sale by the British American Land Company and includes over a column's worth of detailed descriptions of lands open for purchase. The following towns and areas are represented: Ascot Auckland Brompton Compton Clifton Clinton Ditton Dudswell Eaton Hereford Melbourne Newport Orford Shipton Stoke Weedon Westbury and Windsor in the County of Sherbrooke; Barford Barnston Bolton Hatley Potton and Stanstead in the County of Stanstead; Brome Ely Farnham Granby Milton Roxton Shefford and Stukeley in the County of Shefford; Acton Aston Chester Durhan Grantham Ham Kingsley Simpson Tingwock Warwick Wendover and Wickham in the County of Drummond; Sutton in the County of Missisquoi; Hemmingford in the County of Beauharnois; and improved farms in the district of St. Francis Territory Port St. Francis and the town of Sherbrooke. OCLC locates copies at the following institutions: McGill University Library and Archives Canada and the University of Vermont. Very rare. Small tears and creasing at all margins affecting a few words of text; significant loss at upper corners not affecting text. Fair. OCLC 61623796 30991751. unknown
1842réf. 39134Montreal: Printed by John C. Becket 1842. Canadian Land for Sale A Canadian broadside advertising lands available in the Eastern Townships printed at the beginning of the region's transformation into a French-speaking area. In the early 1800s the Eastern Townships were an almost exclusively Anglophone region of Quebec. The American Revolution precipitated the flight of over 40000 Loyalists to Canada in the 1780s including a small handful to the largely unsettled region of Quebec between the St. Lawrence River and the U.S. border known as the Eastern Townships. The Loyalists cleared much of the rich land for farming which attracted a large number of immigrants from New England in the first decades of the 19th century. In the 1840s a rapid shift occurred in the region as French-speaking Quebecois from poorer areas began pouring in and the English speakers began emigrating to the U.S. and other parts of Canada. Francophones became a majority in the 1870s and today constitute over 85% of the population. The present broadside printed in English lists hundreds of lots for sale by the British American Land Company and includes over a column's worth of detailed descriptions of lands open for purchase. The following towns and areas are represented: Ascot Auckland Brompton Compton Clifton Clinton Ditton Dudswell Eaton Hereford Melbourne Newport Orford Shipton Stoke Weedon Westbury and Windsor in the County of Sherbrooke; Barford Barnston Bolton Hatley Potton and Stanstead in the County of Stanstead; Brome Ely Farnham Granby Milton Roxton Shefford and Stukeley in the County of Shefford; Acton Aston Chester Durhan Grantham Ham Kingsley Simpson Tingwock Warwick Wendover and Wickham in the County of Drummond; Sutton in the County of Missisquoi; Hemmingford in the County of Beauharnois; and improved farms in the district of St. Francis Territory Port St. Francis and the town of Sherbrooke. OCLC locates copies at the following institutions: McGill University Library and Archives Canada and the University of Vermont. Very rare. Small tears and creasing at all margins affecting a few words of text; significant loss at upper corners not affecting text. Fair. OCLC 61623796 30991751. unknown books
1927réf. 5282Various locations in Minnesota and Canada 1927. Good. 1721pp. of mimeographed text illustrated with thirty-six original silver gelatin photographs mounted within the text. Original dark green cloth binder text bound with two brass brads. Abrasions and heavy rubbing to covers cloth fraying along spine. Minor toning and occasional thumb-soiling to text. Numerous ink corrections to text. A wonderful handmade detailed travel narrative documenting a two-week canoe excursion into the wilds of northern Minnesota and Canada in 1927. The author Harold R. Greenlee headed out from Winton Minnesota with his friend Donald MacNaught on June 5 and returned to the same location on June 23. In the meantime Greenlee and MacNaught traveled via canoe through "practically virgin wilderness without roads railroads or communication of any kind." Specifically they began their canoe trip up Fall Lake Basswood Lake and Prairie Portage then into Quetico Provincial Park in Ontario Canada. They then journeyed through Birch Lake Carp Lake Knife Lake and other locations along the U.S.-Canada border eventually reaching Saganaga Lake before they turned for home again. They were back in Minnesota by June 16 and spent the remainder of their trip at Red Rock Lake Ogishkemuncie Lake and various parts of the state on the way home. Greenlee's narrative records details on their fishing adventures catching mostly Great Northern Pike but also pickerel and trout locals and others encountered along the way the natural landscape and various natural features especially with regard to their rowing efforts the details in making camp and so forth. Greenlee's narrative is unusually detailed compared to similar fishing excursion memoirs of this type often comprised of a few or more pages per day. The photographs picture both Harold and Donald in their boat posed with fish carrying their canoe across the portages resting in camp cooking lunch on the river bank and more as well as scenes of the rapids at Prairie Portage an expanse of Knife Lake three different views of Silver Falls at Saganaga Lake a Native American grave on an island in Cache Bay on Lake Saganaga Jasper Falls a scene in Eddy Lake and "A full blooded Indian and canoe he built Saganaga Lake" among others. Harold and Donald spent part of their journey traveling with a party of engineers and a Native American canoeman and some of the photographs capture the other travelers. A representative entry reads as follows: "Just above the rapids and in Cypress Lake there is a sort of bowl shaped pool in which we saw Bass Wall-eyed pike Pickerel and Great Northern Pike. We decided to cast there a awhile and caught several Great Northern Pike and Pickerel. I hooked one Bass but he succeeded in throwing the hook out of his mouth. I was not sorry of this for the Bass season is not open. After fishing for a while we started up the Lake. We had to go through some narrows which looked more like a river than a lake and this lasted for some few hundred yards. We then had to make an abrupt right hand turn and headed northeast to Cypress Lake." We were unable to locate any other copies of this likely unique personal canoe trip narrative in OCLC or elsewhere. unknown
