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Paper bound, volume VI of Jewish Life and Times, illustrated with 89 black and white photos at back, Pp116. Tight and clean - a very good or better copy. 235 grams. We welcome all reasonable offers on our books. All books in stock and available for immediate shipment from Winnipeg, Manitoba.

Hardcover. black-and-white photographs (illustrateur). 1st edition. pp. xi, 137.,4to,Blue buckram boards sl. scuffed; else near fine condition, An illustrated history of the private Catholic girl's academy. Complete list of students. ISBN 0969855907.

Hardcover. Etat : Near Fine. First Edition. Tight book in clean illustrated boards; unmarked but for inscription to top of second endpaper. ; 9 x 11"; 243 pages.

1995. (4to paper covers) Very good. 19pp. The covers are lightly soiled. "This summary can only highlight the many subjects and issues that are critical to Fort Dufferin and the Emerson area. All who had a desire to preserve and interpret Manitoba's heritage and see how tourism and local businesses relate to these desires are encouraged to read this report" - from the Introduction. Contributors include Leo Pettipas, Randy Rostecki, George Walker, Fred Whitehouse. Locale: Emerson--Manitoba; Fort Dufferin--Manitoba; Manitoba--Canada; Prairie Provinces; Western Canada. (Manitoba, Heritage).

As new! Hard bound, oblong 8vo, illustrated throughout with photos, xi + Pp243. Includes index by address. Tight and clean - an unmarked, fine copy. One kilogram unpacked - depending on destination, additional postage may be requested! From the suthor's Introduction: "The need to document the creation and development of Armstrong's Point as an urban entity is the reason for this history. Earlier works have examined various aspects of the Point's history for a variety of reasons. Judge R.D. "Doc" Guy's 1984 booklet, 'Early Armstrong's Point', made a start at the Point from an historical and social viewpoint. Dr. Sarah Carter in the 'Armstrong's Point: Victorian Suburb in the Heart of Winnipeg' (1988) did an overview of Point history in relation to events within Winnipeg. Other studies have examined singular aspects of Point history such as Murray Peterson's histories of various houses and the Cornish Library; the present author's work on one of the Point's most noteworthy features -- the Gates; and the vibrant writings of Lillian Gibbons during her long career at the Winnipeg Tribune. To this may be added Pat Thomson's work on the Cornish Library, as well as an excellent book on 54 West Gate by the Friends of Ralph Connor House, The preceding literature has offered a documentation of Point history as seen from various angles and purposes. None have examined Armstrong's Point from its growth as a realty subdivision and its relation to architectural and socail aspects. This history will use 'Crescentwood: A History' as its inspiration and model in documenting the history of the Point. A somewhat modified version of the Crescentwood format if necessary for the Point, where one is dealing with a simpler realty history in order to give more emphasis to the social and architectural details. With that in mind, the history of Armstrong's Point will be examined on an almost decade-vy-decade basis to demonstrate the rise of the Point, its integration into Winnipeg, and highlights of each building's history which has added its particular ambience to the area." We welcome all reasonable offers on our books. All books in stock and available for immediate shipment from Winnipeg, Manitoba.

Hardcover. Etat : Very Good. First Edition. "A testament to the men and women who have contributed, in any way, to the movement of freight by truck in Manitoba. From the earliest pioneers to the modern day fleet owner, all have had the vision and the innate perception to understand the needs of the shipper and the consumer of goods. Provides simple narrative which is essential to understand the trials and tribulations as the industry developed. But the industry profiles tell the real stories from the battles with the elements to a sophisticated and elegant industry." - Foreword. Oblong 8.3 x 11.1 inches. 389 glossy pages. Footnotes. Bountifully illustrated with black and white reproductions of archival photos. Transportation ministry inkstamp upon map front endpaper otherwise clean and unmarked with light wear. An attractive example. ; 8vo.

[0-9698559-0-7] 1994, 1st printing. (4to) Fine. Issued without dust jacket. xi, 138pp. Illustrations, photographs, lists of graduates. Locale: ; Prairie Provinces; Western Canada. (Manitoba, Catholic Schools--Manitoba, Local History--Manitoba, Schools--Manitoba, Sisters of the Holy Names of Jesus and Mary, St. Mary's Academy--Winnipeg).

Hardcover. Etat : Very Good. First Edition. Signed and dated by author upon title page. A detailed and excellent presentation of the history of this prestigious Winnipeg subdivision. 175 pages. Generously illustrated with black and white reproductions of archival photos. Attractive 18" x 13" colour map of Crescentwood, "Winnipeg's Best Residential District' in 1917 stored in pocket at back. Extensive footnotes. Gift greetings atop front free endpaper. No dust jacket, presumably as issued. Clean, bright and tight with light wear to maroon faux leather boards brilliantly lettered in gilt. A quality signed example of this wonderful history. ; 8vo; Signed by Author.

[978-0-9695112] 2009. (Oblong 4to hardcover) Near fine, no dust jacket. 244pp. Maps, photographs, index. Locale: ; Armstrong's Point--Winnipeg--Manitoba; Manitoba; Prairie Provinces; Western Canada. (Manitoba, Local History--Manitoba).