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Calgary: John D. Mcara Limited 1958, revised. (Mass market paperback) 84pp. Very good. 8vo. Wrappers; saddle-stapled. Wrappers rubbed; front cover lightly faded towards spine. Small toned spot (presumably from previously removed sticker) at top corner of verso-front cover. Else internally clean. B&W photos, illus., map. The first edition of "From Barnacle to Banff" in microfilm was carried to the top of 9030 foot Mount Eisenhower on August 28, 1957 and there deposited under a cairn with other papers, by Jack and Agnes Verwoerd, Canadian photographers and naturalists. -rear cover. Scarce true 1st printing also available, $45..

Toronto and Winnipeg: Printed by the T. Eaton Co. Limited 1919, 1st edition. (hardcover) 288pp. Good. 8vo. Blue cloth boards, spine and top board lettered and decorated in gilt. Illustrated EPs. Starting at front gutter, boards remaining entirely secure. Evidence that the volume once had a slight dampening due to faint wave to text block, free from any dampstaining, no mold or foxing. Replete with illustrations, B&W photos, ports. Death notice for Mrs. Timothy Eaton tipped on to P81 next to her portrait..

Stanford, California: Academic Reprints 1954, 3rd edition. (hardcover) xx, [2], 286pp. Good to very good, no dust jacket. 12mo. Blue cloth boards. Spotting to spine; some surface soiling to cloth. Dust jacket lacking, flaps have been clipped and pasted to front eps. Internally clean. American Culture and Economic Series No. 3..

New York - Washington: Frederick A. Praeger 1968. (Cloth, 8vo) 335, 480pp. Near fine in very good dust jacket. .

London: Heinemann 1966. (Cloth) 269pp. Very good plus in very good dust jacket. Frontispiece - colour Coat of Arms, illus., ports. Unclipped wrapper shows some general shelf / edge wear, chips, etc. Former owner's name to pastedown; a few slight pencil marks within, else about fine..

Edinburgh: Institute of Chartered Accountants of Scotland 1954. (Cloth) 183pp. Fine. Frontispiece - colour Coat of Arms, illus., ports., - b / w plates. In original glassine dust wrap..

(Dublin): Institute of Chartered Accountants in Ireland 1964. (Cloth) 485pp. Near fine in near fine dust jacket. Frontispiece, illus., ports. Very little and light shelf wear to wrapper. A few slight pencil marks within..

New York: B. W. Huebsch 1918. (hardcover) 355pp. Very good plus, no dust jacket. 12mo. Green cloth boards, lettering in gold to spine, top board with simple single-rule border in blind, publisher's device at centre in blind. Light rubbing, shelfwear. Fore-edge and bottom edge roughcut. Ex-lib, with only evidence being a period inscription on the ffep: "East Huron Teachers' Institute Library". Foxing to Eps. Else internally clean..

London: W. Mears 1735. (boards) Good. Ex lib. Boards considerably worn. Rubber stamp to pastedown, title-page, last page, pocket etc to rear pastedown. No endpapers. Insect damage. Top thirds of Dedication page and ditto first page of Preface missing. Squarish pieces removed from middle of xiii / xiv, xv / xvi. Bottom half of p6 missing. Pages 27 through 168 slashed, surgically, across centre. Piece (bearing title?) removed from otherwise apparently blank 1st leaf of subsequent section: IV pages. LEDGER A.No.1: 18 pages. MEMORIAL BOOK, D No.2: 15 pages. JOURNAL, B.No.2: 24 pages. ALPHABET, B. No.2: 4 pages. LEDGER, B. No.2: 20 pages. "Some BOOKS Printed for W. MEARS, at the Lamb on Ludgate-Hill", advert: final page. No rear endpapers. Stains throughout. Preface, "shewing the Nature and Usefulness of this Art". Preface by James Weir..

New York: Crown Publishers, Inc. [0-609-60168-7] 1998, 1st edition. (hardcover) x, 214pp. Fine in fine dust jacket. 4to. Blue and white boards, lettering in red and blue to spine. Colour illus throughout..

Oxford: Clarendon Press 1899, 1st edition. (Cloth) 240pp. Very good, no dust jacket. Bright red cloth, slight sunning to spine. Clean and tight. Pastedown label on spine..

New York: Holt, Rinehart & Winston [0-03-070507-X] 1985, 1st edition. (hardcover) x, 289pp. Near fine in very good dust jacket. 8vo. Author's first book, an expose of the life insurance industry, written by one of America's most acclaimed investigative journalists. Inscribed by author to the front free endpaper. Notation made to the half title page. Jacket lightly rubbed. Related ephemera laid in. How the Industry Has Amassed Over $600 Billion at the Expense of the American Public..

Chicago: Goes Lithographing Company [circa 1950]. (Oblong 8vo) Very good plus. 103 blank stock certificates, etc, many with eagles, oil wells, miners, etcetc, in a sample book. "GOES Selling Helps - Make Good Printing Look Better"..

Glencoe, Illinois: The Free Press NONE [NONE] 1958. (hardcover) vi, 462pp. Near fine in near fine dust jacket. 8vo. Essays on economic history, theory, thought, and policy that include Viner's long and short run cost curves. An important work, the emphasis of which is on inflationary problems and their dangers. The text, timely and appropriate, is still referenced and used today. Black cloth, silver title stamped to spine. The top board shows a light stain, unseen due to the jacket. Internally clean and bright, corners square, biding solid.The jacket is near fine with only the lightest of markings and has been wrapped in glassine. Presumed first edition. Near fine copy in near fine jacket..

Glencoe, Illinois: The Free Press NONE [NONE] 1958. (hardcover) vi, 462pp. Very good in very good dust jacket. 8vo. Essays on economic history, theory, thought, and policy that include Viner's long and short run cost curves. An important work, the emphasis of which is on inflationary problems and their dangers. The text, timely and appropriate, is still referenced and used today. Black cloth, silver title stamped to spine. There are small patches of discolouration along the top edge and a name penned (small, neat) to the front free endpaper. Internally clean and bright, albeit lightly age-toned. The jacket shows moderate wear with chips and closed tears at the upper and lower edges. That said, all printing remains full and present and it now housed in a loose mylar sleeve protected from any further damage. Presumed first edition. Very nice copy..

The Journal of Economic History 1956, reprint. (Mass market paperback) pp.461-481pp. Near fine. 8vo. No wrappers, stapled. Previous owner's initial neatly to the head of the first page. Reprinted from the Journal of Economic History, December 1956. Includes a discussion by Forest G. Hill at the rear..

Washington: The Association for Canadian Studies in the United States [1-883027-00-4] 1993. (Mass market paperback) xiii, 419pp. Fine. 8vo. Seemingly unread. Bright, tight, and clean..

New York: Harper & Row, Publishers 06-010701-4 [06-010701-4] 1971, 1st edition. (hardcover) xxii, 722pp. Very good plus in good dust jacket. 8vo. Black cloth boards; lettering in gold to spine, simple decoration in silver to spine and top board. Head of spine bumped. Dust jacket with edgewear; toned; price-clipped. Residue of back panel of dust jacket being taped around the bottom of the boards to the rear flap. Internally tight, bright, and clean. B&W portrait frontispiece. Numerous folding charts / tables..

London: Cassell [circa 1900]. (Folio) Very good. Though the portfolio itself is somewhat tatty, the 24 plates are all present, showing only the usual edge wear, remaining bright and clean..

Montreal, QC: Sun Life 1928. (hardcover) 284, xxvi +. Very good, no dust jacket. 4to. Frontispiece with tissue guard. There are 14 drawings with tissue guards, as well as several additional decorative drawings. Light brown boards , quarter bound and corners in dark brown faux leather. Deckle edges, with Tiltes to front cover on a paper label. Titles on spine are faded..