No place (Seattle?): No publisher, no date (ca 1938?). Octavo, pp (12, including covers), printed in yellow paper, stapled. Photo inside front cover, poem inside rear cover by Kathleen Keats White. Rear cover has a short creased tear at bottom of rear cover, VG otherwise. Reprints an article from the Canadian Home Journal, about Mrs. Otto H. Partridge and the famous garden she kept in the Yukon, Ben-My-Chree, and about the trip getting there, in 1930. The article was printed in the magazine in 1938. One of the noted Scottish-Canadian author's scarcest books. AMICUS locates only two copies in Canadian libraries. Note: light parcel, any default shipping may be reduced.

No place (Y: Department of Information, Government of the Northwest Territories, 1978. pp [46], stapled, in card covers. Corner creases to rear cover, VG otherwise. An unused calendar, with text in English and Inuktitut, drawings by Cree artist Gail Cyr and photos by Mike Hewitt, and information on the metric system in English. Note: lighter parcel, any default postage rate may be reduced.; Oblong quarto

London: Cassell, 1957. Green boards. pp 198 + plates. Spine sunned to tan, else a VG clean & unworn jacketless copy. A young man's travels in the Northwest Territories of Canada.

Akon, Ohio: Saalfield, c1927. Brown boards. pp (2), 223, [7]. Frontispiece illustration. Pulpy text paper yellowed as always, ink gift inscription and small thin spot from erasure at front, else fine. Dust jacket has small chips and tears, VG otherwise, attactive. The fifth Dick Kent Mountie yarn for young readers, set in the frozen north. Northland Series. Saalfield 3341. ; Octavo

Toronto: Oxford University Press, 1943. Variant in khaki cloth. Pictorial endpapers. pp (xiv), 274, (2) + 18 photo plates. Light damp spot to lower margin of front cover, else a fine, jacketless copy. Nice endpaper drawing by Thoreau MacDonald. Edison C61 A bit of history but mostly a contemporary survey of the North West Territories of Canada.; Octavo.

Westport, CT: Greenwood Press, 1976. Green cloth without jacket, as issued. pp (x), 366. [6]. Map, portrait, index. Fine copy. Reprint of the University of California Press, 1962, edition.; Octavo 0837187893

Portland, Oregon: Binfords & Mort, 1949. Tall octavo. Green pictorial cloth printed in black, map and decoration to front endpapers. pp (iv), (128). Photos in text. Fine copy. Pricce-clipped jacket has rubbing and small chips; VG otherwise. Klondike photos of young photographer E.A. Hegg.

Toronto: Doubleday Canada, 1980. Quarto, blue boards, endpaper maps. xi, 175pp + colour photos. Many b&w photos and line drawings in text. Indexed. Slight rubbing at foot of spine, else fine in fine jacket, no owner nam3es. "The unique environment of North America's highest mountain range." Ecological focus. Note: 1.5 kg parcel, extra postage may be required.

New York: Outing Publishing Company, 1912. Black cloth gilt lettered. 281, [3] pp + rontispiece with tissue guard and 23 other photo plates and one map. Moderate wear to spine tips; lacking the front free endpaper; ink name and nice large pictorial bookplate (Shannony C ottage, E. Downingtown, PA, Edward Kerr, Jr.) on front pastedown; VG otherwise. Travels in Alberta and the Northwest Territories of Canada by this prolific Canadian-born author of many crime novels.; Octavo

New York: Scribner's, 1937. Octavo, grey-green cloth stamped in white. [2], xviii, (19)-339, [3] pp. Spine very lightly darkened, with light rubbing; ink names to front free endpaper; damp stain to lower inner corners of front endpapers; VG otherwise. Watters p. 265. Nature fiction set in the Canadian North West around Great Slave Lake. Conibear, born in Ontario, with his family moved to Fort Resolution in 1912. It is believed theirs was the first white family, independent of government, religious organization or trading company to settle in the Territories. He attended the University of Alberta and was selected as an Alberta Rhodes Scholar in 1931. Conibear Lake in Wood Buffalo National Park is named for him. Mentioned in Peel 6271.

Toronto: T. Nelson, for the author, 1926. Brown cloth. pp (vi), 92 + frontispiece portrait and 6 photographic plates. Slight wear to spine ends neatly repaired, ink owner name at front, else a VG tight and unworn copy.; 12mo

Boston: Little Brown, 1965. Grey cloth, endpaper maps. pp (viii), 343. Ink owner names at front, else near fine in VG+ price-clipped jacket. Author was former Commissioner of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police, 35 years a Mountie.; Octavo.

New York: Grosset & Dunlap, no date. 1930s or 40s reprint from plates of the Appleton-Century second printing. Red cloth stamped in black, endpaper maps. 1945 ink ownership inscription on half-title leaf mostly crossed out with black marker, corner of rear cover faded, occasional small soil spots, slight musty odour, else a VG jacketless copy. Juvenile fiction series about the Royal Canadian Mounted Police.

London: Robert Culley, no date, 1916. Octavo, blue pictorial cloth stamped in multiple colours, author & title in gilt on spine. pp 318, (2, ads) + 8 plates, most photographic. Spine lightly darkened; large 1916 ink inscription and vertical crease to front free endpaper; yellowing and slight foxing to page edges; bit of foxing to first few leaves and occasionally in text; text paper lightly toned; VG otherwise. First published by Culley, undated, in 1907. This copy has a Kelly spine imprint, thus a later issue binding and / or printing. Watters p 421 misclassifies the book as fiction. Missionary life among the Indians in the Canadian Northwest.

Ottawa: Government Printing Bureau, 1914-15, 1915. Two volumes, tall octavo, original paper covers. pp 688; (ii), [689]-1348. Lacking the 6 maps, as usual, which were contained in a separate envelope. Peel (3) 4151. Volume I has chips to spine tips (no printing lost), edge nicks, some sunning to spine and front cover, VG otherwise. Volume II has small chips to spine tips, edges nicks, slight sunning to spine and rear cover, VG otherwise. Publications of the Canadian Archives No. 9. Note: 2.5 kg parcel, extra shipping will be required.

Toronto: Macmillan / Maclean-Hunter, 1976. Grey boards, black endpapers. pp (xvi), 543 + plates inserted. Fine copy. Jacket has nicks and mild rubbing at head of very lightly yellowed spine, else fine. Uncommon book. 1.275 kg parcel; Octavo 0770512852

New York: Moffat, Yard, 1911. First one volume edition (first was 1908, in two volumes). Green cloth. pp (xxii), (410); v-(x), 415 + 2 plates and 2 folding maps. Page edges yellowed, bookplate at front, page edges yellowed; VG otherwise. Note: 1.5 kg parcel, extra postage may be required.; Octavo

New York: Outing, 1908. Two volumes, blue cloth gilt, dark blue top page edges, other edges rough trimmed. pp (xxii), 409 + addenda slip at p. xiii and numerous plates and maps, folding map at rear; (xii), 415 + plates and maps. Spines a bit sunned with gilt lettering dulled; private bookplate on front pastedowns; 22 April, 1909, ink gift inscription at front of Vol. I; Vol. II has a bruise to lower outer corner of front cover and front inner hinge neatly repaired with rice paper; else a VG clean and tight pair. Note: 2 kg parcel, extra shipping will be required.; Octavo

Yellowknife, N.W.T: The Dene of the N.W.T, 1975. Octavo, pp [16], stapled in red card covers. Map, photos. Soft vertical crease to front cover, else a fine copy. A sketch history, explanation of grievences, and text of The Dene Declaration of rights. Note: lighter parcel, any default postage rate may be reduced.

London: Robert Hale, 1958. Octavo, green boards. pp 256. Fine copy, no owner names. Dust jacket has small chips and tears, VG otherwise. Story of an ex Negro slave who became an outlaw in the Canadian North West. "The little courtroom in Fort Saskatchewan was all but empty on a cold March day in the year 1880. The judge glanced at the giant Negro prisoner, Daniel Williams, and the accused outlaw, thief and murderer rose to his feet roaring 'Jesus, save me !' " - jacket flap.