Lethbridge, AB: The Historic Trails Society of Alberta, 1981. pp (viii), 143. Photos. Ink name on title page, VG otherwise. Written in 1952 and finally published. Canadian Rockies. Note: lighter parcel, any default postage rate may be reduced.

Calgary: Glenbow-Alberta Institute / McClelland and Stewart West, 1974. Octavo, blue cloth, blue endpapers. Pp 134, [2] + colour and b&w reproductions of Nevitt's pictures.. Small map at front. Review copy, with slip laid in and with a small sheet of holograph notes of a reviewer. Ink owner name inside front cover, else fine. Dust jacket has creased tears at top of front panel; good. Selected letters 1874-75 from Richard Nevitt, the surgeon at Fort Macleod, the North-West Mounted Police's first Alberta headquarters.

Toronto: Musson, 1912. The paper issue. Grey illustrated card covers printed in black, map on rear cover. pp 250, (6, ads) + 16 plates; two maps in text, index. Yapp fore edges of covers have some nicks; front edge has two small chips and a vertical curl; page edges unopened; yellowing to page edges; else fine. A volume in Porter's Progess of Nations, Canadian Series, made from Rand, McNally sheets with cancel title leaf. A general survey. The main interest in the copy is the condition - paper covers like this are usually worn but this one is quite nice. There was also a hardcover issue. Peel 3820.

Medicine Hat, Alberta: City of Medicine Hat, 1981. Quarto, red cloth. pp viii, 299, (5); photos throughout. Ink gift inscription to blank verso of front free endpaper, else fine in jacket. History (1882-1983) of this Alberta city. Note: 2 kg parcel, extra shipping will be required.

Toronto: Macmillan, 1966. Tan boards. Light yellowing to page edges, faint damp marks to rear cover, VG. Jacket has rippling from damp to rear panel, damp stains at head of spine and adjacent corners only barely showing externally; VG, unworn otherwise. Author's second novel.

Vancouver: Talonbooks, 1976. Second edition, revised (first was in 1966). Mass market paperback format. Text paper yellowed, VG. Note: light parcel, any default shipping may be reduced.

Saskatoon: Modern Press, 1962. Grey cloth. pp (vi), 248, illustrated. Ink owner name at front, else a VG clean, tight and unworn jacketless copy.

Toronto: Musson, 1919. 12mo, green cloth. pp (14), 224. VG+ copy. Dust jacket has short tears, thumbnail-size chip to lower inner corner of front panel, small chips elsewhere; good, but still pleasant in appearance. A collection of essays by a former Secretary of the Alberta Historical Society and sometime special lecturer in history at the University of Alberta. Alberta and general Canadian topics.

Junior League of Calgary, 1984. Black cloth. pp 216. Photos, index. Ink gift inscription at front, else fine. Dust jacket has some crinkles to the surface lamination, else fine. Note: 2 kg parcel, extra postage will be required

London: Hodder & Stoughton, 1950. Blue cloth. pp 260 + photo plates, a few in colour, index. Fine. Price-clipped jacket has a one inch corner tear to front panel, tiny chip at foot of spine, VG+ otherwise. The distinguished mountaineer's last book.

Banff, Alberta: Summerthought, 1979. Large quarto, colour illustrated card covers. pp (8), 160. Notes, photos, index. Corner crease to front cover, ink gift inscription at front, VG otherwise.

New York: Macmillan, 1923. Green cloth with illustrated label on front cover, endpaper maps. pp (xiv), 251, [5] + Frontispiece & 30 photo plates on 16 leaves; index. Spine very lightly darkened; yellowing to page edges; light foxing to pages adjacent to the plates; small bumps to upper outer corners of covers; else a fine, bright copy, no owner marks. Good descriptive narrative of a trip starting in Edmonton and ending at Arctic Red River.

Toronto: McClelland & Stewart, 1963. Tan on cream cloth, endpaper maps. x, 262 pp + double-sided plates, map and reproduction in text. Fine copy. Thin jacket has wear at head of spine, chip to rear panel, good. Biography of this 19th century Edmonton, Alberta, merchant, with some material on the Klondike gold rush.

Winnipeg: Queenston Publishing House, 1978. Octavo, brown boards. pp (4), 188 + photos on text paper. Ex library: tape scars to covers, lacking the rear free endpaper, number stamped to verso of title leaf, bottom page edge rubber stamped, else a VG clean and unworn copy. Life of an ordinary Canadian working man - first Calgary Stampede, first oil strike in Alberta, opening of the first Ford plant in Detroit.

Toronto / New York: Westminster / Revell, c1899 [1904]. Octavo. Plain white cloth spine, rear cover green paper-covered boards, front cover is a photographic label printed in black, lettered in green. pp 94, (1, Revell ads). Tan background illustration on every page. Front cover a little yellowed, with one very small chip to label; front cover has slight rubbing to fore edge and lower corner; pencil ownership inscription at front; else a VG copy. A story set in the foothills of the Selkirks in Alberta, previously published as chapters 9-13 of THE SKY PILOT (1899). Uncommon Connor title. Note: light parcel, any default shipping may be reduced

St. Paul, Alberta: St. Paul Journal, 1960. Octavo, card covers. pp 232, illustrated. White spine has hand lettered title and a short tear at foot; red star and ink name inside front cover; small corner creases to covers; text paper toned; VG otherwise. Laid in is an issue of The Alberta Municapal Counsellor periodical for Jan., 1965, which has an article on St. Paul. Pages 143 to end are in French and are a religious history of the town.

Toronto: Longmans Canada, 1963. Octavo, tan cloth. Fine copy. Dust jacket has light soiling to rear panel, nicks and soft creases to edges, original bookstore price stickers including a reduced price at bottom of rear flap; VG+ otherwise. Author's first novel, set in the Alberta foothills. Jacket art by Jerry Lazare.

Vancouver: New Star Books, 1979. Card covers. pp (8), iv, 372. Covers have light rubbing, small chip to top edge of front cover, text paper yellowed, chip to bottom margin of last leaf (manufacturing flaw), VG otherwise. A novel of a solo woman pioneering in Northern Alberta, first published in 1947. "one of the first, if not the first Canadian novel wherein the plight of the Native Indian and the Métis is honestly and painfully recorded." - Dorothy Livesay.