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This book is in exceptional condition for its age. The binding is tight and the pages are clean. Published by THE INTERCOLONIAlL RAILWAY and PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND RAILWAY OF CANADA in dec. 1904. B & W photos and coloured plates throughout. There are 184 pages.

This is a clean, tight copy. "In this special edition of Mowat's collected writings about Newfoundland, he shares his passion for the Rock and for its history. There are 33o pages.

A clean copy with tight binding. Slight discolouration to the right edge, otherwise near excellent condition. 2nd printing stated.

This book is like new. There are 471 pages. Facsimile reprint edition; published originally in 1900. Mika Canadiana Reprint No. 39. An excellent copy, unmarked and unused. A scarce title.

This is a beautiful book. Gift condition. Illustrated throughout. There are 146 pages including index. Map endpapers. No dust jacket as published. A great book for those interested in genealogy.

This book is in gift condition. Illustrated throughout. There are 192 pages including index.

A very good hardcover. Clean and tight. There are 603 pages plus index. Great for the history buff and those interested in genealogy. There are B $ W pictures throughout.

This copy is like new. Gift condition. There are 250 pages plus index. Facsimile reprint edition; published originally in 1873. A scarce title.

A good copy of this rare book. The binding is tight and the pages are clean. The book shows some general wear. There are a number off newspaper articles attached. There are 155 pages.

This is a large, heavy book. I will pay the extra shipping. Except for previous owner's small bookplate on inside front cover, gift condition. Profusely illustrated there are 506 pages including index.

A very good softcover. Signed by both authors on the title page. A great book for genealogy. The pages are clean and the binding is excellent. Illustrated with B & W maps throughout.

This copy is "Like New." There are 222 pages with index. Loaded with photos-B & W and color.

A very good trade paperback. The binding is tight and the pages are clean. Illustrated throughout. There are 128 pages.

The book shows a bit of wear but the pages are clean and the binding is excellent. There are 299 pages. Illustrated throughout with B & W pictures, charts, and maps.

A very good copy. Clean and tight. There are 276 pages. Loaded with B & W illustrations. Images of Our Past Series.

This book is in excellent condition. There is a small part of the blank endpaper clipped where there was probably a previous owner's name.The pages are clean and the binding is excellent. The facsimile edition of DesBrisay's 1895 edition. There are 585 pages followed by 2 pages listing some well-know Maritime authors of the era.

A very good hardcover in a very good jacket. The pages are clean and the binding is tight. Illustrated with coloured pictures and some coloured pictures. Map endpapers.

This book is like new. Not a blemish. Loaded with B & W pictures. There are 172 pages. "Homeport revisits the remarkable events that for more than two centuries have shaped the distinctive Saint John region in the southern New Brunswick. Abundant land, fish, and timber and a prime Bay of Fundy location have attracted Mi'kmaq hunters, European explorers, Loyalist settlers, nineteenth-century seafarers, and immigrants to Saint John's shores."

This book of poetry was written by S. M. Parker a blind woman living in Truro, Nova Scotia at the time. She has published a number of other books all popular throughout the Maritimes. There are 128 pages. A clean, tight copy. Signed by the author.

A very good hardcover. First edition. No dust jacket as published. The book is clean and the binding is like new. Loaded with B & W pictures. There are 562 pages including index.