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The Friends of Algonquin Park, 1992. Revised and reprinted. Good. Staplebound The Friends of Algonquin Park, 1992, 8 pages Algonquin Park Technical Bulletin No 3 ""Revised and reprinted 1992"" Good to very good, clean, no marks noted, staple binding is fine, gentle use and wear

Staplebound. "Jigs, Reels, Waltzes, Breakdowns - The Music of Don Messer and His Islanders." Bright text with no marks noted, staple binding is fine, slight use and wear to wraps. Thirteen tunes: The Avon Breakdown, Banks of Newfoundland, The Centennial Waltz, The Champion Hornpipe, David's Jig, Elliot's Favourite Reel; Expo '67 Two-Step, Happy Acres Two-Step, John A.… Saber más sobre este artículo

Hardcover. Good minus/no dustjacket. Brief notation front pastedown, date marked out copyright page. Stated second printing. Green cloth stamped in gilt with moderate use and wear, binding intact but feels slightly weak, text with light tanning, dust and handling to edges. New York: Greenberg, dated marked out copyright page, 233 pages.

Hardcover. Ex library. Appears lightly used, sound binding, dustjacket in plastic scotch taped to endpapers with associated acidic marks or stains. Thomas Nelson & Sons, 1960 (copyright), 120 pages.

Wirebound. St.-Hyacinthe: Charles-Emile Gadbois, ptre, Séminaire de Saint-Hyacinthe, 1938 (Canadian copyright), 1939 (US copyright), 44 pages. "La bonne chanson: 18 accompagnements (1ière année)" (front cover). Textured green wraps printed in black with light use and wear, light soiling/handling front, clean text with light tanning, no marks noted, complete and intact. Songs in French. Piano/vocal. Decorative titles.

Softcover. A few markings in ink, a few dogears, sound binding, much creasing and handling and few scuffs to covers. Arranged and edited by Paul Stewart Cranford. Cranford, 1997 (copyright), 92 pages, ISBN 0969118171.

Softcover, about 6 by 9 inches. Fine, bright, tight, unmarked, fine covers. Kessinger, ISBN 1432594494.

Ex library, hardcover, appears rebound by library (original wraps affixed to boards, laminated), good reading copy with modest use and wear, library stamps, labels, etc,.