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Self-Published Large format, 8 1/2" x 11", bound with black tape. Ex-lending library with call no. label on spine, pocket inside of front cover, and library rubber stamp on first page. Printed from typescript, unpaginated, but text block is 1/4" thick. Memoir of author's 47 years in Canada, mainly of the prairies. . First Edition. Trade Paperback. Very Good..

British Columbia: James H. Sadler, 1968. First edition. Paperback. Very Good/No dustjacket. 4to. not paginated, typescript, frontispiece black and white photographs of the author.

(Creston BC): Privately published. First Edition. Soft cover. Good. 1st printing. 4to pictorial cream wraps bound with a black fabric spine. Unpaginated 31 chapters. Signed by Sadler. The author's memoir of coming to and living in the boundary town of Creston, British Columbia, in 1937. Chapter samples: "Harvest on the Prairie," "I Lose My Wife," "The Depression Takes Hold," "Medicine Hat." Moderately soiled. Short split to the binding fabric at lower spine. Good+ copy.

Creston, B.C.: Self Published, c1968. Advance proof. very good. 1st printing. unpaginated. Quarto. Original illustrated softcover with black tape wrapped spine. Unillustrated except for self portrait frontispiece. Clean tight copy. 1968

Creston?: Author [circa 1968]. (4to, wrappers) Unpaginated. Very good. Frontispiece, port. SIGNED. Mild wear and dirt to cover with black tape spine seeping dye on rear cover carrying through back few pages. Does not interfere with the text. Farming and ranching in Saskatchewan and British Columbia..