Toronto: Macmillan, 1977. Green boards. Very small bumps to outer corners, else fine. Dust jacket has minor use to spine ends and outer corners, very nearly fine. Author's first book, a novel set in British Columbia. Ferguson has been called Canada's best novelist both in Books in Canada and the Toronto Star.

No place (British Columbia): B.A. Thompson, 1973. Card covers. pp [150]. Many photos. Two soil spots on front cover, small chip to rear cover, ink price on title page, VG otherwise. BC local history.

Vancouver, BC: Cover title: "Vancouver City Museum Golden Jubilee, 1899-1944. The Art, Historical and Scientific Association of Vancouver, B.C." 20 pp, printed on cream stock, stapled in self wrappers. Soft corner crease throughout, else a fine copy. Note: lighter parcel, any default postage rate may be reduced, depending upon your location.

Vancouver: J.J. Douglas, 1974. Red cloth. pp (xiv), 280, [2]. Index. VG+. no owner names. Jacket has creases and small tears, one internal repair, VG otherwise.

Vancouver: Author, 1974. Light brown boards. 144 pages. Many photos. Fine copy. Dust jacket has a crease all along top margin of rear panel, VG otherwise. "A pictorial presentation of the fire apparatus used from 1886-1974 and contains many excellent and unpublished photos of Seagrave, American-LaFrance, Amoskeag and Waterous, all world-famous manufacturers of equipment, as well as many little-known makes."

Philadelphia: Lippincott, c1937. Second printing. Terra cotta cloth. Light yellowing to page edges, else fine. Jacket has chips at spine ends, minor soiling, price-clipped, VG otherwise. British Columbia setting. Glowing jacket blurbs. Her first book.

Barre, MA: Imprint Society, 1971. Quarter bound in mustard cloth with paper spine label and grey boards illustrated in green and gold on front cover. pp [4], (xxx), (250) + 10 double-sided plates. Very nearly fine, no owner names, lacking slipcase. Falkland Islands, around the Horn, Marquesas, Sandwich Islands, China, Nootka Sound, crusing the Northwest Coast. Note: 1.5 kg parcel, extra shipping may be required.

Vancouver, British Columbia: University of British Columbia Press, 1992. Red cloth, pp (xxxii), 199. Maps and 102 string figures and 10 string games in text. Fine in jacket, no owner marks. The author, a young Soviet scholar who accompanied Franz Boas on his 1930 expedition to Vancouver Island, left a manuscript with Boas that is now for the first time published, and expanded.

Madeira Park, BC: Harbour Publishing, 1992. pp (2), (269. Many photos in text. Notes, list of lighthouses, at rear. Fine copy.

Vancouver: Whitecap Books, 1996. Fifth printing. Glossy card covers. pp 260. Photos, index. Creases and small chip to lower outer corner of front cover, VG otherwise. British Columbia railway, some claiming it was the most expensive and difficult line of track on earth.

No place (Chemanius, BC): Chemanius Valley Historical Society, 1978. Octavo, olive boards. endpaper maps. pp xix, 389 + 22 leaves of plates. Ink flecks on Dedication leaf; light coffee stains on pp 78-79; short strip of cellotape bottom of front pastedown; rubbing and small skinned spots on rear cover; else a VG unworn jacketless copy. Briitish Columbia local history, including Saltair, Chemainus, Westholme, Crofton, Thetis, Kuper and Reid Islands. Note: bit over 1 kg parcel, extra shipping may be required.

Toronto: J.M. Dent, 1950. Octavo, red boards, endpaper maps. pp xxxvi, 157, [2] + plates; illustrations in text. Light spine sunning, else a VG clean, tight and unworn jacketless copy, no owner names. Facts and history about different points along Southern British Columbia's Fraser River.

[Don Mills, ON]: J.M.Dent and The Corporation of the City of New Westminster, 1958. Blue cloth, endpaper maps. pp (xxx), 192. [2] + plates. Ink gift inscription at front of the city's fire chief, else a fine, jacketless copy. BC local history.

New York: Grosset & Dunlap, no date. Reprint ca. 191-? from plates of the 1914 Boston, Little, Brown US first edition. Light brown ribbed pictorial cloth stamped in dark green, lettered in blakc. pp (iii-viii), 345 + 4 plates. Ink owner names, slight wear to spine tips, else a VG bright and tight copy. British Columbia novel. Variant binding, variant text with no publisher's ad at rear.

New York: Grosset & Dunlap, no date. Reprint ca. 191-? from plates of the 1914 Boston, Little, Brown US first edition. Brown pictorial cloth stamped in green, lettered in black. pp (iii-viii), 345 , (1, ad for the publisher) + 4 plates. Offset tanning to fore margins of free endpapers, tidy ink owner name on front free endpaper, near fine otherwise. In the uncommon dust jacket, which has small chips to tips of lightly yellowed spine, three inch tear at foot of spine, VG otherwise. British Columbia novel. Variant binding, variant text with publisher's ad at rear.

Saskatoon: Western Producer Prairie Books, 1985. pp (xiv), (311). Photos, illustrations, notes, bibliography, index. Fine copy. Story of the determined bunch who decided to open a northern, unexplored, land route across the Prairies to the BC gold fields in 1858.

Madeira Park, BC: Harbour Publishing, (1976). Quatto, tan boards. (271) pp. Illustrations on almost every page. Bookplate at front, else a fine copy. Jacket lightly sunned to spine, lightly rubbed, short tears, VG otherwise. Reprints the first five issues of this periodical devoted to "stories and history of the B.C. Coast". Contributions by Al Purdy, Pat Lane, Scott Lawrance, Peter Trower, Bertrand W. Sinclair, Howard White, Ed Starkins, and others. A very interesting collection for persons seriously interested in British Columbia. Note: 1.5 kg parcel, extra postage may be required.

Vancouver Historical Society, 1971. Octavo, (32) pp + plates, stapled in gold card covers. Occasional paper, no 3. Fine copy. Note: lighter parcel, any default postage rate may be reduced.

Toronto: Macmillan, 1976. Brown boards. Light yellowing to front free endpaper, else fine. Black jacket has a one inch tear to upper inner corner of front panel, light rubbing to spine tips, edges, flap folds, very nearly fine otherwise. The British Columbia author's well-received first book.