New York: Stokes, c1911. Second printing. Octavo, blue pictorial cloth stamped in black, brown, and white, gilt lettered, pp xvi, 317, (3) + frontispiece with tissue guard + 16 plates (most double-sided) + folding map at rear. Spine lightly darkened, with gilt lettering just a little dulled, slight flaking to the white snow shoe, mild rubbing at ends, and publisher's imprint flaked away; yellowing to page edges; nice woman's bookplate at front; otherwise a VG clean, tight and unworn copy. AB 2022. "Account of Peary's North Pole Expedition 1908-9 by the youngest member, who was with one of the support parties during the first stage of the march and a sledge journey with MacMillan along the northern coast of Greenland."

New York: David McKay, 1967. Octavo, blue cloth. (viii), 374, (2) pp. Fine copy, no names. Price-clipped jacket has small tears, VG. The cruise of the USCGC Northwind into the polar seas north of Siberia.

New York: Macmillan, 1923. Later printing of the 1917 second edition, enlarged (first was in 1908). Blue decorated cloth stamped in white and gilt. pp xii, 583 + colour folding map at front, plates; indexed. Minor rubbing to spine tips, yellowing to page edges, else fine, no owner names. Note: 1.5 kg parcel, extra shipping may be required.

Toronto: McClelland & Stewart, 1976. Light pinkish cloth, endpaper maps. Fine in VG jacket. A novel of the arctic by a Danish author who worked in the Canadian North. Note: 1.5 kg parcel, extra shipping may be required.

London: George Ronald, 1961. Octavo, brown cloth. pp 136 + plates. 2 maps in text. Fine copy, no owner names. Dust jacket has light rubbing to front panel else fine, flap price intact. The experiences of a hunter in Spitzbergen.

New York: Macmillan, 1945. Second printing (first was in 1944). Inscribed by Stefansson in ink at front "Dear Ray, This is a book which I helped to edit and for which I wrote two of the chapters. Stef. September 17, 1947". Octavo, reddish-brown cloth. pp (xviii)), 466. Light sunning at foot of spine, else a fine copy. Price-clipped dust jacket has chips and tears, internal repairs, good. One chapter on the north polar region.

New York: Dodd, Mead, c1948. 5th printing. Octavo, blue cloth. pp xvi, 287 + plates. Yellowing to page edges, light rubbing at spine ends, else fine. Price-clipped jacket has small chip, nicks, and rubbing at spine ends; short tears to rear panel; VG otherwise. Inscribed and signed by the author with an Eskimo greeting to a good friend. Sailing in the Arctic with her husband Capt. Donald MacMillan. Labrador, Baffin Island and Greenland.

New York: Greenwood Press, 1969. Facsiimile reprint of the 1821 original. Thick quarto, brown cloth. pp (8), (xxxii), 310 + (2), (clxxxii) [Appendix), xii, (132) [North Georgia Gazette]. [4] + 2 large folding maps + 18 plates on text paper. Brown spots to inner margins of free endpapers and title page (from binding glue, as usual), else a fine copy, no owner names (not issued in jacket). One of the great Arctic books. Note: 2.5 kg parcel, extra shipping will be required.

University of Toronto Press, 1979. Green printed cloth. [16], 314 pp, indexed, photos and map in text at front. Partially removed label of the University of Toronto Press Design Department on front free endpaper, else a VG+ copy, no owner names or text marks.

Toronto: McClelland & Stewart, 1975. Beige boards. pp 237, [3], map in text. VG in lightly used VG jacket. Story of public health nurse Dorothy Knight's year among the Eskimo (Inuit).

Ottawa: National Research Council of Canada Associate Committee on Soil and Snow Mechanics, January, 1963. Quarto, grey printed card covers, navy blue cloth spine, stapled binding, pp. 231 + 9 (Appendix), richly illustrated throughout with maps, charts, graphs, and black & white photos. Light fraying to spine ends with a 1 cm tear at both head & heel, staple puncture at top edge of upper cover, else a very good, clean, tight copy. Loosely inserted is A REVIEW OF PERMAFROST INVESTIGATIONS IN CANADA by R.J.E. Brown. Published in Ottawa, December 1962. Reprinted from The Canadian Geographer vol. VI, nos. 3-4, pp. 162-165. Cream printed wrappers, stapled binding, Fine, clean copy.

New York: Macmillan, 1928. Octavo, black cloth gilt, endpaper maps. pp (2), (xvi), 317. Many photos in text. Yellowing to page edges; soft bumps to outer corners of covers; else a fine, bright & tight copy, no owner names, no flaking to the cover gilt. An expedition through the Bering Stait to Port Hope and Wrangel Island. Borden Field Museum 1927 Alaska Arctic Expedition, endorsed by the Field Museum of Natural History in Chicago. In search of brown bears, polar bears, walrus, and seals. AB 1978. Note: 1.5 kg parcel, extra shipping may be required.

Toronto: Baxter, 1963. First of this edition. Quarto, grey leatherette stamped in gilt, endpaper maps, in grey cloth slipcase. [5], (xviii), 204 pp + frontispiece portrait and two folding maps at rear. Ten page introduction by the editor John Gellner. A fine copy. #216 of an unspecified limitation, signed by the publisher and the editor. Third volume in the publisher's Canadian Heritage Series. Written by his brother and first published posthumously in 1845. Simpson was a Hudson's Bay Company employee who travelled from the Red River to Athabasca in 1836-37, returning during the winter of 1839-40, mapping previously unmapped territory. .

London: Secker and Warburg, 1975. Blue cloth. (xii), 288 pp + plates; map in text, indexed. Very nearly fine in very nearly fine price-clipped jacket, no owner names. A history of the search for the North-West Passage through five centuries.

New York: Macmillan, 1975. Navy cloth. (xii), 288, [4] pp. Double-page map in text, 8 double-sided plates inserted. Fine copy. Jacket has a one inch tear to front panel, else fine. An overview of the various attempts to find an Atlantic to Pacific sea route through the Canadian Arctic.