Search Results: Authors starting with E from Spafford Books

Saskatoon: Western Producer Prairie Books 1980. (Card covers) 239pp. Fine. .

[Eagle Hill]: Author 1971. (Mass market paperback) 59pp. Near fine. Illus., ports. Former owner's name to endpaper..

Saskatoon: Western Producer Book Service 1973. (Mass market paperback) 88pp. Near fine. Former owner's name..

Lethbridge, AB: Southern Alberta Art Gallery [0-921613-76-8] 1996. (Mass market paperback) 40pp. Fine. 12mo. Gallery catalogue for an exhibition of the same name held at the Southern Alberta Art Gallery December 9, 1995 - January 21, 1996 that featured the work of William Eakin. Essays by Anne Brydon and Cliff Eyland. Chromogenic prints..

Cambridge, Massachusetts/London, UK: Harvard University Press [0-674-15626-9] 1990. (Mass market paperback) 174pp. Very good. 8vo. An illustrated discourse on the origins and initial lines of computer development. While the cover shows moderate wear, this tome is internally clean and crisp, and illustrated primarily with black and white photographs..

Earl Grey: Earl Grey History Committee [1-55383-176-4] 2007, 1st printing. (Cloth) viii, 464pp. Fine, no dust jacket. .

Winnipeg: University of Manitoba Press [0-88755-666-3] 2000, 1st edition. (Mass market paperback) 251pp. As new. 8vo. B&W photos. Foreword by Gerald Friesen..

Winnipeg: University of Manitoba 1992. (Cloth) iii, 448, 17, 26 [i.e. 27], 21, 11 leaves. Near fine, no dust jacket. Thesis. Page IV "Abstract" is glued into ffep. ID number penned in above it. Traces the idealogical debate of the grain trade and the farm movement between 1917 and 1935, focussing on the moral and religious dimensions of the struggle..

[No Place]: Author 1973. (Mass market paperback) 40pp. As new. An early supporter of the radical farm movements in Saskatchewan..

New York: the Book League of America 1929. (Cloth) 149pp. Very good. A curious book by a lady known more for antiques and sundials..

Syrause, Ny: Syracuse University Press [0-8156-2989-3] 2003. (Mass market paperback) xvi, 175pp. Near fine. 8vo. Describes and recognizes the important work and the profound impact women have had on popular culture as they have been cast as action heroes in the medium of television. Related ephemera laid in. Clean and bright copy..

Steinbach, Manitoba: History Book Committee 1979, 1st edition. (Cloth, 4to) XIV, 698pp. Very good, no dust jacket. Dampstain to front cover and top fore-edge. Does not affect internally. Previous owners name crossed off of dedication page..

Montreal, QC: Committee for Social Justice in the Middle East NONE [NONE] 1969. (Mass market paperback) 4pp. Very good. Folio, folded in half. Very scarce. McGill Zionist student publication. Counterculture newspaper. The focus of this issue is Zionism, Palestine, Biafra, Minorities in the Middle East, Vietnam, Quebec, North American Jewish Community. Black and white photographs, illustrations. Paper lightly age-toned, as may be anticiated. Damp wrinkled (faint); else fine..

Montreal, QC: Committee for Social Justice in the Middle East NONE [NONE] 1969. (Mass market paperback) 4pp. Very good. Folio, folded in half. Very scarce. McGill Zionist student publication. Counterculture newspaper. The focus of this issue is Fences and smoke screens or Visitez les slums. Black and white photographs, illustrations. Paper lightly age-toned, as may be anticiated. Damp wrinkled (faint); else fine..

Montreal, QC: Committee for Social Justice in the Middle East NONE [NONE] 1969. (Mass market paperback) 4pp. Near fine. Folio, folded in half. Very scarce. McGill Zionist student publication. Counterculture newspaper. This issue is the Biafra Special Edition and explores the history and the conflict between Nigeria and Biafra. Black and white photographs. Paper lightly age-toned, as may be anticiated. Tiny tears, one at each the upper and lower edge; else fine..

Montreal, QC: Committee for Social Justice in the Middle East NONE [NONE] 1969. (Mass market paperback) 4pp. Very good. Folio, folded in half. Very scarce. McGill Zionist student publication. Counterculture newspaper. The focus of this issue is the Afro-Asian Youth Movement Conference held Saturday, September 27, 1969, an excerpt from the Jews of Silence written by Elie Wiesel, peace and student activism. Black and white photographs, illustrations. Paper lightly age-toned, as may be anticiated. Damp wrinkled (light), with a small bit of staining at the upper edge, folded side; else fine..

Montreal, QC: Committee for Social Justice in the Middle East NONE [NONE] 1969. (Mass market paperback) 8pp. Very good. Folio, folded in half. Very scarce. McGill Zionist student publication. Counterculture newspaper. The focus of this issue is 'Operation Humpty-Dumpty' and 'Alice in Daily-Land', 'The Ideology of El Fatah', 'Militarism and Israeli', 'An Evening with Mordecai Richler', 'Socialism and Nationalism'. Black and white photographs, illustrations. Paper lightly age-toned, as may be anticiated. Damp wrinkled (faint), with a small bit of staining at the upper edge, folded side; else fine..

Vladivostock: The Geological Committee of the Russian Far East 1926. (Mass market paperback) 25pp, [1], +map. Good. Short 4to. In original printed wrappers. Wraps with light wear; off-set age-toning at extremities; beginning to split at head of spine. Top corner of monograph lightly creased. "The Arctic Institute of North America" stamped on front cover. Internally clean. Text in Russian cyrillics. Summary in English. Large folding geological map at rear, as issued..

Edmonton, AB: Hattonford History Book Committee 1982. (hardcover) viii, 247pp. Near fine, no dust jacket. Odd spotting on rear endpapers and minor edgewear. Later abridged as Alberta, Canadian Prairies, Genealogy & Local Histories..

Eastend: Eastend Enterprise 1955, 1st printing. (Mass market paperback) 35pp. Very good plus. Illus..