Search Results: Titles starting with W from Spafford Books

London: Macmillan 1967. (Cloth) 504pp. Very good. Frontispiece. First published 1962..

New York: Macmillan 1975, 1st American Edition. (Cloth) 255pp. Very good in very good dust jacket. Illus. Jacket with a nick out of the back panel..

Toronto: McClelland & Stewart 1999, 1st edition. (Cloth) 411pp. Fine in near fine dust jacket. Frontispiece, illus., ports. The first of a projected 2 volume biography..

Toronto: McClelland Stewart Inc. [0-7710-6107-2] 1999. (hardcover) xii, 411pp. Fine in very good dust jacket. 8vo. Written by W.O. Mitchell's son and daughter-in law to describe the author's early years, from his childhood in Weyburn through the Great Depression, to when he settled in High River, Alberta. Signed by Ormond Mitchell. The jacket is clean and crisp, with faint wear along the upper edge. Red buckram, with gilt title to spine; fine copy..

Toronto: McClelland & Stewart Inc. [0-7710-6106-4] 1999, 1st edition. (hardcover) 231pp, [1]. Fine in fine dust jacket. 4to, square. Black boards, lettering in gold to spine. Colour photos by Milne. Text by Mitchell, selected by Orm and Barbara Mitchell..

Toronto: McClelland & Stewart Inc. [0-7710-6106-4] 1999, 1st edition. (hardcover) 231pp, [1]. Near fine in very good dust jacket. 4to, square. Black boards, lettering in gold to spine. Dust jacket with shelfwear, small tear at head of spine of jacket; NOT price-clipped. Page previous to contents (dedication page?) has been cleanly removed. Else volume is tight, bright, and clean. Colour photos by Milne. Text by Mitchell, selected by Orm and Barbara Mitchell..

Montreal: the Society 1956, limited / numbered. (Cloth) 123pp. Near fine. Frontispiece, illus. Bookplate. Number 175 of 500 copies..

New York: Win magazine NONE [NONE] 1969. (Mass market paperback) 34pp. Near fine. 4to. White paper wrappers, illustrated. Black and white photographs, drawings. This issue includes peace, anti-war, and freedom causes. Lightly age-toned, as may be anticipated; else is fine. Win peace and freedom through nonviolent action. 'resist the draft. . . Don't dodge it / national draft card turn-in, may 1, 1969, the resistance.'..

New York: Alfred A Knopf, Inc. [0-394-55597-X] 1987, 1st US edition. (Mass market paperback) 207pp. Fine in fine dust jacket. 8vo. Signed. First US edition. A novel. Jacket in loose, protective mylar sleeve. Butler won the Pulitzer Prize for fiction in 1993. Fine / fine copy..

Cambridge, Mass.: MIT Press 1994. (Cloth) 481pp. Near fine in near fine dust jacket. Graphs, charts..

New York: International Publishers NONE [NONE] 1934. (Mass market paperback) 48pp. Very good. 12mo. Booklet, stapled. White wrappers, title in black to front. Some underlining and marginalia throughout, Previous owner's name (small, neat) to front cover. Overall, very good copy of this important historical document..

Toronto: Labour-Progressive Party [no date], revised edition. (Mass market paperback) 28pp. Very good. Submission of the Canadian Communist Party to the Royal Commission on Dominion-Privincial relations, Revised edition. Chip to lower front cover..

Boston Toronto: Little, Brown and Company [0-316-13622-0] 1978, 1st edition. (hardcover) x, 310pp. Near fine in fine dust jacket. 8vo. Biography of one of the more controversial composers who ever lived. The price is inked out on the jacket, otherwise clean and crisp; in loose protective mylar. Quarter-bound, yellow cloth sides. Black and white photographs. There are two small stain spots at the fore-edge, else is clean, tight, bright, solid and square. Pseudonym of . .

Bethune: Historical Society 1983, 1st edition. (4to, cloth) 392pp. Near fine. Illus., ports., maps, facs..

Lacombe, AB: Lacombe Rural History Club [0-919212-23-9] 1972. (Cloth) 906pp. Very good. Illustrations, mapped e.p.'s. Rear cover has a tape repair at the gutter. Related ephemera laid in..

Palo Alto, California: American West Publishing Company 1968. (hardcover) 289+. Very good in very good dust jacket. 8vo. A fascinating historical account of the Santa Fe traders, as well of the First Nations of the southwestern border, the mountain men of the Rocky Mountains, and the American conquest and reconquest of the state of New Mexico. Dust jacket shows light wear with tiny tears to the upper edge. Brown cloth, with title to spine and pictorial stamped to front. Mapped endpapers. Clean, solid and square copy. With an introduction by Carl I. Wheat and illustrations from blocks designed by Mallette Dean..

Regina, Saskatchewan: MacKenzie Art Gallery [0-896470-65-3] 2009. (Mass market paperback) 6pp. As new. Organized and circulated through MacKenzie Outreach Program with assistance of the Saskatchewan Arts Board. Curated and introduction written by Neal McLeod. Artists include Judy Anderson, David Benjou, David Garneau, Sheila Orr, Lionel Peyachew, Mike Steadman and Allen Clarke..

New York: Grosset & Dunlap Publishers 1900. (hardcover) iv, 321pp. Very good, no dust jacket. 12mo. Red cloth, pictorial boards. Frontispiece. There is an inscription to the front free endpaper; else is clean, bright and solid..

Self Published 978-1481894593 [978-1481894593] 2013. (Mass market paperback) 80pp. Fine. 4to. Signed. B / W graphics. Clean, tight, bright copy..

Toronto: Random House Canada 978-0-307-35916-2 [978-0-307-35916-2] 2010. (hardcover) 272pp. Fine in fine dust jacket. 8vo. Inscribed by author to title page. Once you've lost it all, your job, your house, your money, your future, what is there left? A great Canadian prairie novel that starts with a husband and wife who are on the lam in a stolen motor home at the edge of a Walmart parking lot in Regina, Saskatchewan. Fine copy..