1989, ISBN: 9780919431447

Taschenbuch, Erstausgabe

Thunder Bay Canada: Thunder Bay Historical Society. As New. 1987. Papers and Records Vol. XV. Side Stapled Booklet. Articles: "Indian Participation in the Industrial Economy on the N… Mehr…

Thunder Bay Canada: Thunder Bay Historical Society. As New. 1987. Papers and Records Vol. XV. Side Stapled Booklet. Articles: "Indian Participation in the Industrial Economy on the North Shore of Lake Superior 1869-1940" Dunk; "C. J. Machin, British Israelism and Imperial Federation" Scollie; "Teaching on the School Car" Cochla; "James Murphy 1863-1928" Noble; "William Wilson Diaries 1895-1927: The Influence of Climate on his Daily Activities" Watt. 50 pages. ; 6 x 9 " ., Thunder Bay Historical Society, 1987, 5, Duluth, MN: American Revolution Bicentennial Commission, 1976. Paperback 8.5" x 8.5". 295pp. Printed paperback. Spine tips and corners are lightly bumped, general rubbing and fading, else VG+ condition. With much on Lake Superior, Geology, early Indian life, Morgan Park, Hunter's Park, Railway and transit, ships, lumber, labor, banking, government and politics, education, hospitals, performing arts and more. Illustrated in black and white with photographs and maps., American Revolution Bicentennial Commission, 1976., 0, Toronto: William Briggs, 1890's?. 16th thou of 1st edition. [293p, few b&w illust] Medium blue cloth hardboards with orange lettering and four tone camping pictorial on front cover, black lettering on spine, back cover slightly soiled, minor wear to corners and upper spine end slightly worn through cloth, page edges lightly browned, end papers slightly discoloured with library and owner stamps on front end paper, library withdrawal stamp and seal, text pages browned, bright copy with tight binding and unmarked text, externally a nice looking copy but frontispiece missing, GOOD, William Briggs, 1890's?., 2.5, Ontario, Canada: General Store Pub House, 1989. 1st Edition . Soft cover. Good. Paperback, stated 1st printing May 1989, 160 pages, numerous b&w photos in text, NOT ex-library. Weight: 0.32kg. Title page signed and dated by the Author. A private gift inscription inside front cover (not by the Author). Interior shows few small marks from handling, remains clean and bright with unmarked text, free of stamps. Secure binding: text block is firmly bound, with edges of front and rear cover noticeably lifted (not staying close to the text block). Cover shows regular shelfwear, rubbing to edges, bent tips of corners, a couple of short creases, sunning along the spine. Spine is gently leaned, free of vertical creases. --- "Thoroughly enjoyable reading. Particularly informative is his depiction of the arduous task of entering another culture and being accepted by its people. The many fine photographs help bring this ancient craft and Gidmark's story to life. David Gidmark's long odyssey, from first watching a canoe built by whites...on the south shore of Lake Superior to his field work among the Algonkin Indians of Quebec, apprenticeship with master canoe builders and final ability to construct one on his own is told in an engaging style., General Store Pub House, 1989, 2.5<

1991, ISBN: 9780919431447

Taschenbuch, Gebundene Ausgabe, Erstausgabe

University of Wisconsin Press, 1966. 217pp. trade paperback, VG, index, bibliography, appendices, b&w photos and illustrations, Account of the archaeology and culture of Indian tribes… Mehr…

University of Wisconsin Press, 1966. 217pp. trade paperback, VG, index, bibliography, appendices, b&w photos and illustrations, Account of the archaeology and culture of Indian tribes in the lands surrounding Lakes Michigan, Huron, and Superior from 1600-1820, . Soft Cover. Very Good., University of Wisconsin Press, 1966, 3, Sault Ste Marie, MI: Lake Superior State University Press, 1991. Hardcover. Very Good. 8vo. 333 pages. Hardcover bound in red cloth. Light wear - cover speckled. Prior owner's name written on edge. Musty/smoker's copy, Lake Superior State University Press, 1991, 3, Ontario, Canada: General Store Pub House, 1989. 1st Edition . Soft cover. Good. Paperback, stated 1st printing May 1989, 160 pages, numerous b&w photos in text, NOT ex-library. Weight: 0.32kg. Title page signed and dated by the Author. A private gift inscription inside front cover (not by the Author). Interior shows few small marks from handling, remains clean and bright with unmarked text, free of stamps. Secure binding: text block is firmly bound, with edges of front and rear cover noticeably lifted (not staying close to the text block). Cover shows regular shelfwear, rubbing to edges, bent tips of corners, a couple of short creases, sunning along the spine. Spine is gently leaned, free of vertical creases. --- "Thoroughly enjoyable reading. Particularly informative is his depiction of the arduous task of entering another culture and being accepted by its people. The many fine photographs help bring this ancient craft and Gidmark's story to life. David Gidmark's long odyssey, from first watching a canoe built by whites...on the south shore of Lake Superior to his field work among the Algonkin Indians of Quebec, apprenticeship with master canoe builders and final ability to construct one on his own is told in an engaging style., General Store Pub House, 1989, 2.5<

1989, ISBN: 0919431445

Taschenbuch, Erstausgabe

[EAN: 9780919431447], Gebraucht, guter Zustand, [PU: General Store Pub House, Ontario, Canada], ALGONQUIN INDIANS BOATS, CANOES, CANOEING, Social Science|Ethnic Studies|General, Crafts & … Mehr…

[EAN: 9780919431447], Gebraucht, guter Zustand, [PU: General Store Pub House, Ontario, Canada], ALGONQUIN INDIANS BOATS, CANOES, CANOEING, Social Science|Ethnic Studies|General, Crafts & Hobbies|General, Transportation|Ships & Shipbuilding|General, Transportation|Ships & Shipbuilding|History, Sports & Recreation|Canoeing, Social Science|Minority Studies, Crafts & Hobbies|Woodwork, Social Science|Ethnic Studies|Native American Studies, Paperback, stated 1st printing May 1989, 160 pages, numerous b&w photos in text, NOT ex-library. Weight: 0.32kg. Title page signed and dated by the Author. A private gift inscription inside front cover (not by the Author). Interior shows few small marks from handling, remains clean and bright with unmarked text, free of stamps. Secure binding: text block is firmly bound, with edges of front and rear cover noticeably lifted (not staying close to the text block). Cover shows regular shelfwear, rubbing to edges, bent tips of corners, a couple of short creases, sunning along the spine. Spine is gently leaned, free of vertical creases. --- "Thoroughly enjoyable reading. Particularly informative is his depiction of the arduous task of entering another culture and being accepted by its people. The many fine photographs help bring this ancient craft and Gidmark's story to life. David Gidmark's long odyssey, from first watching a canoe built by whites.on the south shore of Lake Superior to his field work among the Algonkin Indians of Quebec, apprenticeship with master canoe builders and final ability to construct one on his own is told in an engaging style.", Books<