Belleville, Ontario: Mika, 1972. Facsimile reprint of the London, 1895, original. Blue cloth without jacket, as issued. pp (6), (xxiv), 742, [2, blank] pp + [2], 56, (supplement - A History of the Churches in Newfoundland, by various writers). [2] + large folding map at rear;.photos and illustrations in text, indexed. Lower outer quarter of front free endpaper rumpled, light sticker shadow on spine, else fine, no owner names. O'Dea 1144a (first edition). Note: 2 kg parcel, extra postage will be required.

Montreal: The Canadian Messenger, 1905. Octavo, original dark green pictorial cloth stamped in gilt and blind. pp [12], 307 + frontispiece portrait, folding map, and 24 plates from photos. Spine dulled, text paper a bit yellowed as always, partial cracks to inner hinges neatly repaired, else a VG clean & tight copy, no owner names. Jesuit missionary's travels across Canada just north of the US border, the last two-thirds of the book is on Alaska.

Toronto: Macmillan, 1972. Blue boards. Fine copy. Jacket has sunning to the orange spine lettering, else fine. 19 stories about people living in a fictional Newfoundland fishing village in the 1920s.

Toronto: Doubleday Canada, 1989. Photos, index. Fine copy. Note: lighter parcel, any default postage rate may be reduced.

Botwood, Newfoundland: Botwood Heritage Society, 1992. Glossy card covers. pp viii, 152. Photos, tables. Fine copy.

St. John’s, Newfoundland: Harry Cuff Publications, 1990. Tall octavo. Glossy boards, pp xi, 408, [2]; text in double columns. Fine copy. Note: 1.5 kg parcel, extra shipping may be required.

New York: Revell, c.1904 (1905?). Fourth printing, adding a new author note on page 10. Dark blue pictorial cloth stamped in green and white, gilt lettered, olive decorated and photographic endpapers. pp (3)-327 + (4) pp ads. First 12 pages are on coated paper and contain photos plus a map. 1906 ink inscription on half-title dated Jan., 1906; tan damp stain to lower margin of late leaves, yellowing to page edges, else a fine, bright copy. In his new author note Duncan stoutly denies that the novel is based on Dr. Wilfred Grenfell, but most references disagree. Duncan did travel to Labrador on behalf of McClure's magazine with the intent to meet Grenfell, and finally did so in 1903.

St. John's, Newfoundland: Breakwater, 1997. Third printing. Octavo, card covers. pp (367) + plates. Illustrations at rear. Owner blind stamp to title page and at rear, VG+ otherwise.

London: Hogarth Press, 1960. Blue boards. Fine copy. Dust jacket has a shallow chip across head of spine, tear and fingernail-size chip to front panel, light spine yellowing, good. A novel set in Labrador by a British author who was there for a time.

St. John's, Newfoundland: Newfoundland Book Publishers, 1981. Volume I only, covering A-E (a total of five volumes were published by 1991). Tall thick octavo, blue boards, colour endpaper maps. pp (xxxi), [3, blank], 914, including glossy leaf at front in colour with arms of Newfoundland, SIGNED by Joey Smallwood. Text in double columns, many photos, many maps at front. Crease at foot of spine, small bump to upper inner corner of rear cover, silver arms on rear cover rubbed, rubber stamped initials and date in top margin of title page, VG clean and tight copy otherwise. Note: 3.5 kg parcel, extra shipping will be required.

Montreal: Arctic Institute of North America, 1965. Octavo, blue card covers. Pp 94, (2). Map in text. Some spots to rear cover, VG+ uncreased copy otherwise, no owner names. Arctic Institute of North America Technical Paper No. 16. Note: lighter parcel, any default postage rate may be reduced.

Toronto: McGraw-Hill Ryerson, 1977. Green boards. pp (10), 162, (4, index). Illustrations and photos in text. Blind-stamped ownership at front, else fine. Dust jacket has nicks and a short tear, VG otherwise. The Beothuks, Newfoundland's aboriginal people, where completely rubbed out by 1829.

Toronto: Ryerson, 1948. Red boards. pp (6), 153. Upper margin of front free endpaper clipped away; light yellowing to page edges; else fine and bright. Dust jacket has a three inch split to rear ower spine fold with a consequent crease to lower rear panel; 1.5 inch split to upper rear flap fold; panels have small chips, nicks, edge rubbing; rubbing to flap folds; yellowing to white spine lettering; in all, good +, still respectable in appearance. Labrador setting.

Toronto: Ryerson, 1948. Red boards. pp (6), 153. Fine copy. Dust jacket has rubbing to front flap fold; small chip and 1.5 inch creased tear to lower inner corner of front panel, rubbing to front spine fold with a bit of wear to spine ends; good. Labrador setting.

No place (St. John's, Newfoundland): Breakwater Books, 1981. Facsimile reprint of the London, 1932, edition. Tan boards. pp (2), 220. Photos. Text paper a bit toned, as always, rubber stamped star at rear, else fine in fine jacket. Note: the Grenfell Foreword did not appear in the 1932 edition. The Neptune II set out from St. John's to Newtown, Newfoundland, 100 miles away, for the Christmas holidays. A big storm blew up and they had to run before the wind all the way to the Island of Mull off the west coast of Scotland.

New York: Viking, 1998. Dark and pale grey boards. Fine in fine jacket. A well-received first novel about Newfoundland by a Newfoundland-born author who has also helped translate ULYSSES into Mandarin Chinese (which surely must have been an extraordinary challenge). First Canadian edition was in 1996, in paper only.

University of Toronto Press, 1986. Pictorial cloth. (xiv), 285, (5) pp. Light cover rubbing, else a fine copy, without jacket, as issued.

University of Toronto Press, 1986. Pictorial cloth. (xiv), 285, (5) pp. Index. Fine copy, without jacket, as issued.

New York: Dial Press, 1953. Octavo, grey cloth and yellow boards, endpaper maps, yellow top page edges. pp (vi), 362. Fine copy, no owner names. Price-clipped jacket has creases tears at foot of spine and adjacent corner of front panel, nicks at head of spine, slight rubbing to spine folds, VG otherwise. An historical novel of New France in the 16th century. Cartier is a character. The Isle of Demons is a legendary land once believed to exist on Quirpon Island, Newfoundland