Search Results: Titles starting with N from Spafford Books

Calgary: Glenbow Alberta Art Gallery 1976. (Card covers) Fine. 4to, soft card cover; np; black and white plates; text in English and French; some discolouration on front cover. Exhibition presented by the Alberta Potters' Association and Glenbow-Alberta Institute with the co-operation of the Canadian Guild of Potters took placae from October 29 - December 12, 1976; iincludes folded poster..

New York: Crown Publishers, Inc. 0-517-50054X [0-517-50054X] 1972. (hardcover) 335pp. Near fine in very good dust jacket. Tall 4to. Blue cloth boards, lettering in gold to spine. Dust jacket with light shelfwear, price clipped. Replete with B&W and colour illus. Foreword by Paul Horgan. Introduction by Richard Layton..

Regina: Norman Mackenzie Art Gallery 1973. (Mass market paperback) 51pp. Fine. Illus. Issue number 1..

Arlington, Virginia: National Caucus of Labour Committee/Terrorist Information Project (T.I.P.) 1973. (Mass market paperback) 24pp. Very good. $to. Brown card covers, stapled. The Terrorist information Project (T.I.P.) was established as a research effort of the Fifth Estate. This is the compilation of the research, analysis, thoughts, and personal narratives of people from a number of organizations and geographic locations, and is a study of NCLC activities in the 1970s. Coffee stain (small) to front cover; else is like new..

London: Hodder & Stoughton [circa 1930]. (Cloth) Very good plus. Two volumes. Frontispiece, illus., ports. Clean and bright..

Minneapolis, Minnesota: Wiigwaas Press 978-0-9830025-1-2 [978-0-9830025-1-2] 2013, 1st edition. (Mass market paperback) 94pp. As new. 8vo. Original stories, written in Anishinaabemowin, told by by a team of skilled first language speakers, scholars, and story tellers. Bright, full colour illustrations. Appropriate for juvenile readers and language learners, the stories include threads of Ojibwe culture and tradition. As new..

Saskatoon, SK: Self Published [0-9682850-0-7] 1997. (Mass market paperback) 175pp. Very good. 8vo. The stories of women and their struggles with the Roman Catholic Church and its traditions in the Saskatoon diocesan synod. The title page has had a corner cut away, as well as some dry line white-out possibly to remove personal information, and there is some marginalia on pages 10 and 11. Else is clean, crisp, tight and bright..

New York: McGraw-Hill Book Company 1967, book of the month club edition. (hardcover) 252pp. Fine in near fine dust jacket. Book Club Edition. 8vo. Green cloth boards; lettering in white and light-green to spine. BOMC Unblemished; tight, bright, and clean..

New York: McGraw-Hill Book Company [no date], 8th printing. (hardcover) 252pp. Near fine in near fine dust jacket. 8vo. Green cloth boards; lettering in white and light-green to spine. "43174" printed in white at the foot of rear board (matching number on copyright page). "A Book-of-the-Month Club Selection" printed at the foot of the front flap of the jacket. This copy denoted as an 8th printing on the copyright page. Jacket with light rubbing from shelfwear. NOT price clipped, showing $5.95. Internally bright, tight, and clean. This copy from the library of renowned Canadian artist Victor ("Vic") Cicansky, with his signature in blue ink boldly across the head of the ffep..

New York: McGraw-Hill Book Company 1967. (hardcover) 252pp. Fine. Book Club Edition. 8vo. Lacking dust jacket. Green cloth boards; lettering in white and light-green to spine. Small round stamp at the foot of the rear gutter, indicative of a BOMC. Unblemished; tight, bright, and clean..

New York: W.W. Norton & Co. Inc. [0-393-04982-5] 2003. (Mass market paperback) xxii, 260pp. Very good. 8vo. A primer on economics, easily read and understood by those with little to no knowledge of economics. Foreword by Burton G. Malkiel. Clean, tight, bright, solid copy..

New York: Holt, Rinehart and Winston [no date]. (hardcover) 626pp. Near fine, no dust jacket. Book Club Edition. 8vo. Red cloth boards; top board with title in silver, author in gold, and decorative illustration of a helmet in silver; spine lettered in silver and gold. Lacking dust jacket. Light rubbing to lettering on spine. Else, cloth with only light shelfwear. Top-edge NOT coloured; fore-edge roughcut. Head-band and foot-band. Plain blue EPs. Internally unblemished; bright and clean; square. American sheets..

New York: Grosset & Dunlap [no date]. (hardcover) 721pp. Very good plus in fair dust jacket. Undated (c.1979 - the copyright page lists 1948, which is often erroneously listed as the date). Book Club Edition, distributed by Grosset & Dunlap in arrangement with Rinehart & Company. Black smooth-cloth boards; lettering in red to spine. Top-edge coloured red. No head-band or foot-band. Dust jacket design by Karov, as 1st Ed. Jacket with notable wear; large 1" paper-loss at foot of spine; chipping at head of spine; red on spine faded; jacket rubbed; edgewear, chipping. No price listed on jacket; code "249249" listed on top corner of front flap. Jacket appearance greatly improved in protective mylar. No "R" on copyright page. Internally, textblock bright and clean. This copy from the library of renowned English-Canadian physician Ian McWhinney - the "Founding Father of Family Medicine" - with his bookplate to the ffep..

London: A.M. Philpot Ltd. NONE [NONE] 1926. (hardcover) 207pp. Very good. 8vo. Quarter vellum bound. Unnumbered, one of 1000 copies for England and America. Illustrated with 10 colour miniatures by P. Zenker. The boards are marked, but remain sturdy and the binding solid. Internally clean..

Toronto: Key Porter Books [0-919493-37-8] 1984, 1st edition. (hardcover) 128pp. Near fine in very good plus dust jacket. 4to. Mauve cloth boards, lettering in gold to spine. Dust jacket price clipped. SIGNED by Patterson on the ffep: "Good Wishes / Freeman Patterson". Internally bright and clean. Filled with beautiful colour photographs of flora from Namaqualand. "Presented to Doug Moore / by Regina Photo Club" printed opposite half-title..

Regina, Saskatchewan: Coteau Books [1-55050-191-7] 2001. (Mass market paperback) 233pp. Fine. 8vo. Inscribed by author to acclaimed Canadian artist, Joe Fafard to title page. Full number line. An important poetry collection, written from the heart, about the strength of the human spirit, the miracles of nature, and the transformative power of art. Illustrated dark purple-blue wrapper, title in yellow-orange to front and spine. A fine copy..

Toronto: University of Toronto Press 978-0198117933 [978-0198117933] 1990. (Cloth) 221pp. As new in as new dust jacket. As New..

Windsor: Black Moss Press 1979, 1st Edition. (Mass market paperback) 80pp. Near fine. "The machine never knew / what poems are like. / the man just hit the keys. ..."..

Saskatoon: University of Saskatchewan 1973. (4to, wrappers) 36pp. Very good. .

Tucson: The University of Arizona Press 1963. (hardcover) xii, 178 +. Fine, no dust jacket. 8vo; owner's signature on half-title page; pencil notations throughout; illustrations (by author), maps and black and white photographs..