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U.S.A.: For Dummies, 2014. Soft cover. New. 8vo - over 7¾ - 9¾" tall. From the Back Cover: Learn to: Program in C++ from the ground up Write your first program in C++ Work with master classes and inheritance Sail through streaming I/O The bestselling guide that shows you how to master C++ from the ground up Whether youre a beginner or intermediate programmer looking to fine?tune your skills, C ++ For Dummies gives you clear instructions and guidance on becoming a functional C++ programmer. Updated to reflect the latest changes for C++ 2014, this hands?on guide shows you how to make sense of classes, inheritance, and advanced strokesand much more. C++ Programming 101 find out what it means to write a computer program, learn to speak the C++ language, and start crunching C++ commands Put the fun in functional programming build upon your newly?gained knowledge to bundle sections of C++ code into modules, and then reuse those modules in programs The plot thickens get the scoop on… Leer más

U. S.A.,: Alberty Laboratories, 1929. Soft cover. Fine. 12mo - over 6¾ - 7¾" tall. 12 x 19cm. Illustrated book of health options with many ada for Alberty brand vitamins and minerals to help with a variety of health issues. Interesting early advertising throughout. Showing very light exterior shelfwear, overall clean and tight with no owner markings.Original price 10 cents.

Calgary, AB, : FIFTH HOUSE BOOKS, 1997. Soft cover. As New. 4to - over 9¾ - 12" tall. An attractive, clean, collectible copy!

Putnam, , 1969. Soft cover. Good. 12mo - over 6¾ - 7¾" tall. An aging, but straight, complete and intact copy."THE CHRONICLE OF AN EMPIRE AND AN EMPIRE BUILDER, ALEXANDER STRANG

MONTREAL, CANADA: WILLIAM S BOAS & COMPANY, 1945. Hardcover. Very Good/No Jacket. 4to - over 9¾ - 12" tall. A collaboration between Government and Industry that focuses on Canada's post-war possibilities. The book discusses Canada's Industrialization and natural resources to specifically invite investment from abroad. It describes Canada's structure including Mackenzie King, the governor general, Canada's infrastructure and capabilities including Government structure and departments. It also describes each province, their history and what they have to offer.A comprehensive history and snapshot of Canada in 1945! This is a very large, heavy book 11.5" by 9

RARE!!-CANADA WEST MAGAZINE-SUMMER 1977-VOL 7, NO2-COLLECTOR#27-PHANTOM OF THE UNUK, SILK CONNECTION, PROHIBITION & RUMRUNNERS, WEST KOOTENAY MEMORIES, VICTORIA'S FIRST MAYOR1st printing. Original wrap. In the Spring of 1969, British Columbia schoolteacher and later MP and Provincial Minister, N. L. Barlee, began publishing a magazine titled, Canada West. This attractively designed and printed publication was about British Columbia and sometimes Alberta mining camps, lost mines, and ghost towns - and their artifacts. Barlee did his own traveling, reporting, photographing, and hand illustrating, including maps. All the research and work, both textual and visual, was excellent. The paper he used, and the type fonts, were pleasingly tactile and hugely attractive, lending themselves to a palpable sense of the BC frontier, especially the mining frontier. Many vintage photos were also used in these publications.-Minor edgewear otherwise this is a tight, clean, and unmarked copy.

SCARCE-TIGHT, CLEAN AND UNMARKED- CANADA WEST MAGAZINE-WILDHORSE TREASURE-VANISHED CITY-SALISH INDIAN BASKETS-1st printing. Original wrap. In the Spring of 1969, British Columbia schoolteacher and later MP and Provincial Minister, N. L. Barlee, began publishing a magazine titled, Canada West. This attractively designed and printed publication was about British Columbia and sometimes Alberta mining camps, lost mines, and ghost towns - and their artifacts. Barlee did his own traveling, reporting, photographing, and hand illustrating, including maps. All the research and work, both textual and visual, was excellent. The paper he used, and the type fonts, were pleasingly tactile and hugely attractive, lending themselves to a palpable sense of the BC frontier, especially the mining frontier. Many vintage photos were also used in these publications.-Minor shelving wear.

CANADA WEST MAGAZINE-VOL 5, No1-WINTER 1974-THE GOLD ESCORT-THORTON'S LOST PLACER-NORTH WEST LETTERS-TIGHT, CLEAN AND UNMARKED-Original wrap-. In the Spring of 1969, British Columbia schoolteacher and later MP and Provincial Minister, N. L. Barlee, began publishing a magazine titled, Canada West. This attractively designed and printed publication was about British Columbia and sometimes Alberta mining camps, lost mines, and ghost towns - and their artifacts. Barlee did his own traveling, reporting, photographing, and hand illustrating, including maps. All the research and work, both textual and visual, was excellent. The paper he used, and the type fonts, were pleasingly tactile and hugely attractive, lending themselves to a palpable sense of the BC frontier, especially the mining frontier. Many vintage photos were also used in these publications.-Minor shelving wear.

SCARCE !-VOLUME 5-#2- SPRING 1975--ANTLER CREEK, FATHER PAT & SLOCAN CITY-1st printing. Original wrap. In the Spring of 1969, British Columbia schoolteacher and later MP and Provincial Minister, N. L. Barlee, began publishing a magazine titled, Canada West. This attractively designed and printed publication was about British Columbia and sometimes Alberta mining camps, lost mines, and ghost towns - and their artifacts. Barlee did his own traveling, reporting, photographing, and hand illustrating, including maps. All the research and work, both textual and visual, was excellent. The paper he used, and the type fonts, were pleasingly tactile and hugely attractive, lending themselves to a palpable sense of the BC frontier, especially the mining frontier. Many vintage photos were also used in these publications.

CANADA WEST MAGAZINE-VOL. 2- No 4-CASCADE-GATEWAY CITY-EARLY ALERT BAY-LOST MINE OF PITT LAKE-SCARCE-TIGHT, CLEAN AND UNMARKED--1st printing.Four color prints- Original wrap with some wrinkling of cover and pages-. In the Spring of 1969, British Columbia schoolteacher and later MP and Provincial Minister, N. L. Barlee, began publishing a magazine titled, Canada West. This attractively designed and printed publication was about British Columbia and sometimes Alberta mining camps, lost mines, and ghost towns - and their artifacts. Barlee did his own traveling, reporting, photographing, and hand illustrating, including maps. All the research and work, both textual and visual, was excellent. The paper he used, and the type fonts, were pleasingly tactile and hugely attractive, lending themselves to a palpable sense of the BC frontier, especially the mining frontier. Many vintage photos were also used in these publications.-Minor shelving wear.

CANADA WEST MAGAZINE-VOLUME 6-No2- TREATY No 6-AINSWORTH-BEAVER TOKENS-SCARCE-TIGHT, CLEAN AND UNMARKED--1st printing. Original wrap. In the Spring of 1969, British Columbia schoolteacher and later MP and Provincial Minister, N. L. Barlee, began publishing a magazine titled, Canada West. This attractively designed and printed publication was about British Columbia and sometimes Alberta mining camps, lost mines, and ghost towns - and their artifacts. Barlee did his own traveling, reporting, photographing, and hand illustrating, including maps. All the research and work, both textual and visual, was excellent. The paper he used, and the type fonts, were pleasingly tactile and hugely attractive, lending themselves to a palpable sense of the BC frontier, especially the mining frontier. Many vintage photos were also used in these publications.-Minor shelving wear.

CANADA WEST MAGAZINE- VOLUME 6, NUMBER 5- COLLECTOR #-25-YEAR OF THE MASSACRE, FORGOTTEN TOWNS, KLONDIKE JOURNEY-1st printing. Original wrap. In the Spring of 1969, British Columbia schoolteacher and later MP and Provincial Minister, N. L. Barlee, began publishing a magazine titled, Canada West. This attractively designed and printed publication was about British Columbia and sometimes Alberta mining camps, lost mines, and ghost towns - and their artifacts. Barlee did his own traveling, reporting, photographing, and hand illustrating, including maps. All the research and work, both textual and visual, was excellent. The paper he used, and the type fonts, were pleasingly tactile and hugely attractive, lending themselves to a palpable sense of the BC frontier, especially the mining frontier. Many vintage photos were also used in these publications.

CANADA WEST MAGAZINE-VOL 5, No 2- ANTLER CREEK-FATHER PAT-SLOCAN CITY- SCARCE-TIGHT, CLEAN AND UNMARKED--1st printing. Original wrap. In the Spring of 1969, British Columbia schoolteacher and later MP and Provincial Minister, N. L. Barlee, began publishing a magazine titled, Canada West. This attractively designed and printed publication was about British Columbia and sometimes Alberta mining camps, lost mines, and ghost towns - and their artifacts. Barlee did his own traveling, reporting, photographing, and hand illustrating, including maps. All the research and work, both textual and visual, was excellent. The paper he used, and the type fonts, were pleasingly tactile and hugely attractive, lending themselves to a palpable sense of the BC frontier, especially the mining frontier. Many vintage photos were also used in these publications.-Minor shelving wear.

MAGAZINE-CANADA WEST- THE PIONEER YEARS- VOLUME 7- COLLECTOR'S # 29-Poundmaker son of Crowfoot-Headley Camp & Nickel Plate Mine.+ numerous articles-Illustrated

SCARCE-TIGHT, CLEAN AND UNMARKED- CANADA WEST MAGAZINE-LIGHTNING CREEK-RED FOX-OLD BOB LOWERY--VOL 6-#1-1st printing. Original wrap. In the Spring of 1969, British Columbia schoolteacher and later MP and Provincial Minister, N. L. Barlee, began publishing a magazine titled, Canada West. This attractively designed and printed publication was about British Columbia and sometimes Alberta mining camps, lost mines, and ghost towns - and their artifacts. Barlee did his own traveling, reporting, photographing, and hand illustrating, including maps. All the research and work, both textual and visual, was excellent. The paper he used, and the type fonts, were pleasingly tactile and hugely attractive, lending themselves to a palpable sense of the BC frontier, especially the mining frontier. Many vintage photos were also used in these publications.-Minor shelving wear.

EXTREMELY RARE !!- COLOUR EDITION WITH 4 COLOUR PRINTS-CANADA WEST MAGAZINE-VOL. 2- No 4-CASCADE-GATEWAY CITY-EARLY ALERT BAY-LOST MINE OF PITT LAKE-SCARCE-TIGHT, CLEAN AND UNMARKED--1st printing. Original wrap. In the Spring of 1969, British Columbia schoolteacher and later MP and Provincial Minister, N. L. Barlee, began publishing a magazine titled, Canada West. This attractively designed and printed publication was about British Columbia and sometimes Alberta mining camps, lost mines, and ghost towns - and their artifacts. Barlee did his own traveling, reporting, photographing, and hand illustrating, including maps. All the research and work, both textual and visual, was excellent. The paper he used, and the type fonts, were pleasingly tactile and hugely attractive, lending themselves to a palpable sense of the BC frontier, especially the mining frontier. Many vintage photos were also used in these publications.-Minor shelving wear.

CANADA WEST MAGAZINE- VOLUME 6, NUMBER 5- COLLECTOR #-25-YEAR OF THE MASSACRE, FORGOTTEN TOWNS, KLONDIKE JOURNEY-1st printing. Original wrap. In the Spring of 1969, British Columbia schoolteacher and later MP and Provincial Minister, N. L. Barlee, began publishing a magazine titled, Canada West. This attractively designed and printed publication was about British Columbia and sometimes Alberta mining camps, lost mines, and ghost towns - and their artifacts. Barlee did his own traveling, reporting, photographing, and hand illustrating, including maps. All the research and work, both textual and visual, was excellent. The paper he used, and the type fonts, were pleasingly tactile and hugely attractive, lending themselves to a palpable sense of the BC frontier, especially the mining frontier. Many vintage photos were also used in these publications.-Minor edgewear otherwise this is a tight, clean, and unmarked copy.

SCARCE-CANADA WEST MAGAZINE-KLONDIKE JOURNEY, CHICOLTIN WAR-LOG CABIN CORNERS-FALL 1976-VOLUME 6-NUMBER 4- 1st printing. Original wrap. In the Spring of 1969, British Columbia schoolteacher and later MP and Provincial Minister, N. L. Barlee, began publishing a magazine titled, Canada West. This attractively designed and printed publication was about British Columbia and sometimes Alberta mining camps, lost mines, and ghost towns - and their artifacts. Barlee did his own traveling, reporting, photographing, and hand illustrating, including maps. All the research and work, both textual and visual, was excellent. The paper he used, and the type fonts, were pleasingly tactile and hugely attractive, lending themselves to a palpable sense of the BC frontier, especially the mining frontier. Many vintage photos were also used in these publications.

CANADA WEST MAGAZINE-VOLUME 3-No4-JEAN CAUX-CATALINE-HISTORIC ATLIN-KOOTENAY GHOST TOWNS-COLOUR ISSUE-SCARCE-TIGHT AND UNMARKED--1st printing. Original wrap. In the Spring of 1969, British Columbia schoolteacher and later MP and Provincial Minister, N. L. Barlee, began publishing a magazine titled, Canada West. This attractively designed and printed publication was about British Columbia and sometimes Alberta mining camps, lost mines, and ghost towns - and their artifacts. Barlee did his own traveling, reporting, photographing, and hand illustrating, including maps. All the research and work, both textual and visual, was excellent. The paper he used, and the type fonts, were pleasingly tactile and hugely attractive, lending themselves to a palpable sense of the BC frontier, especially the mining frontier. Many vintage photos were also used in these publications.-Minor shelving wear.

7 X 10"- This book brings you sumptuous recipes from chefs and vintners across Canada and recommendations for the perfect wine to accompany each dish. Contributors include chefs from Sooke Harbour House on Vancouver Island, The Fish House in Vancouver's Stanley Park, The Silver Spoon in Halifax, and many, many more. A tight and unmarked copy. "