Light blue cloth stampe in white & black, dark blue top page edges.. 292 pp. Made from US sheets with cancel title leaf. Spine lightly age darkened, light yellowing to page edges, very nearly fine otherwise. The prolific Canadian author's first book.

Beige cloth. Small brown spot to top margin of pp 198-208, soft crease to front free endpaper, mild foxing to top page edges, else fine in VG attactive jacket, flap price intact.

A later printing ca 1900 (first was in 1869). Modern rebinding of maroon cloth, spine gilt lettered. pp (2), 133. Text in double columns, illustrated. A fine copy, no foxing.

Black cloth without jacket, as issued. Facsimile reprint of the Harper, 1871, first edition, issued in a small edition. Fine copy.

Red cloth. pp [2], (6), (271). Fine in VG+ price-clipped jacket.

Black cloth. pp (xii), (331) + plates. Index. Fine in VG+ price-clipped jacket.

Red cloth, endpaper maps. Spine lightly sunned, damp stains to inner and lower margins of front cover, VG otherwise. Dust jacket spine lightly yellowed and damp stained, with small chips at ends; light yellowing to panels; else generally VG in appearance. A novel by this Vancouver writer and broadcaster.

Orange cloth (variant). pp 352. Bit of cover soiling; spine sunned and a bit darkened, page edges yellowed, a good, tight and unworn copy otherwise. Watters p. 276. A novel about the Toronto art world, "it contains many easily recognizable points of local colour. It is the story of an artist who begins his career after the war as a commercial salesman for a large advertising firm and marries a millionaire's daughter. They quarrel bitterly and separate, and Daragon goes to live among a colony of artists and struggles to become a great painter." Montreal author's only novel. He published two books of essays as "P. O'D."

Paper issue in red card covers, illustrated endpapers. pp 227, [13]. Illustrated with photos.Spiine lightly darkened, else fine. Author is a Haitian immigrant to Quebec.

Black boards. Bruise to upper outer corner of covers, else fine. Jacket spine lightly yellowed, else fine. A novel about a Cape Breton boy who goes to UCLA and becomes football star.

Card covers. pp 69. Fine copy. Six talks for CBC radio. Note: light parcel, any default shipping may be reduced.

Card covers. pp (viii), (200). Notes, Bibliography. Fine copy. Note: light parcel, any default shipping may be reduced.

Dark blue cloth. Fine in fine jacket. Photos and text by the noted Canadian photographer, about a neighbour and holocaust survivor who lost it all twice,

12mo, (12) pp, stapled, in grey card covers. The previously unpublished text of his acceptance speech for the 1986 Banff Centre School of Fine Arts National Award. Total edition of 450 copies, this is one of the 350 regular copies. Fine. Note: light parcel, any default shipping may be reduced.

12mo, (12) pp, stapled, in card covers. Fine copy. #3 of 150 numbered copies signed by Richler. There were also 50 h.c. signed copies and 300 trade copies. Text of the short, funny remarks Richler made at the RD tribute held at Harbourfront in 1989. Note: light parcel, any default shipping may be reduced.

Yellow cloth. Fine copy in VG price-clipped jacket.

Beige cloth. Soft ripples to the spine, light yellowing to page edges, VG+ otherwise. Dust jacket has small chips and tears to ends of slightly darkened spine, nicks along top edge of front panel, light dust soiling to rear panel, VG otherwise. Salterton trilogy #3. The Toronto issue was US printed.

Octavo, maroon cloth, spine gilt lettered. pp (viii, including frontispiece), (208), [8] + 7 plates on text paper and one facsimile in text. Library discard: shadow of removed label on lower spine; small evidence of removed label on rear free endpaper; rubber stamps on all page edges and to two lower margins in text; else a VG clean and unworn copy without jacket, as issued. To be bibliographically precise, this is actually the second US issue (but first printed in the US), a facsimile reprint from plates of the London: Dent, 1939, first printing (of which there was a first US issue made by putting a small label of the US distributor on the title pages of a small number of British copies). Russell & Russell served the library trade with reprints; very, very few copies of this edition would gone anywhere but to libraries. It is not known how many were printed. My best guess would be 300 give or take. This edition is today very much scarcer than the original 1939 edition (1500 printed and sold) and is about as good a copy as one can hope to find. The author's first book, published when he was still an undergraduate at Oxford, and still a useful text on its subject.

16mo. [16] pp + grey fly leaves, stapled, in card covers. Fine copy. "Published as a keepsake of The Twenty-first Toronto Antiquarian Book Fair, May 28-30 1993, in an edition of two thousand copies hors commerce; 100 numbered copies signed and donated generously by the author in support of the fair; and 26 lettered copies reserved for the author. A joint production of letters & Coach House Printing". Designed and printed by Nicky Drumbolis. This is #9 of 100 signed by Davies. Note: light parcel, any default shipping may be reduced.

Tall narrow octavo, Single sheet of light brown card folded to make 4 pages (all printed). Soft ripple along bottom margin, else fine. Edition of 300 copies issued Jan., 1979. Note: light parcel, any default shipping may be reduced.