Canadian Geographic Journal - July, 1933 - Volume XVII, No. 1 by Dallyn, Gordon M - 1938

Ottawa: The Canadian Geographical Society. Very Good with no dust jacket. 1936. Softcover. Covers have very slight general wear. Brief notation written on first page. Presentation ink stamp on the contents page. ; 65 + ads pages; Errata slip included. .

Ottawa, ON, Canada: The Royal Canadian Geographical Society, 1954. Soft cover. Poor. Front and back covers are missing. Binding is tight, pages clean.

Ottawa, ON, Canada: The Canadian Geographical Society, 1948. Soft cover. Fair. Fair condition. Moderate to heavy wear. Binding starting to loosen, cover detached, pages age toned. Pictures available upon request.

Ottawa: Canadian Geographical Society, 1956. Articles from page 136 to 181 of this journal, and include "Wet Plate Wonder" about George T. Taylor (1838-1913) of New Brunswick, who was one of the first photographers to turn a camera upon nature, "The Hidden Harvest" about the commercial harvest of seneca in Manitoba, and others.. First Edition. Magazine. Very Good..

Ottawa: Canadian Geographical Society, 1937. Articles from page 183 to 239 of this journal, and include "Canada's Motor Car Industry", "Four-Footed Trailside Friends of the Rockies", and others.. First Edition. Magazine. Very Good Plus..

Ottawa, Canada : The Canadian Geographical Society, 1955. -----The scan you see is the book you get. Tight square and clean, no names, 52 pages, b & w photos, illustrations and maps, minor edge wear. Contents include: George Wetaltuk - Eskimo by Fred Bruemmer - "On Cape Hope Island in James Bay is Canada's southernmost settlement of Eskimos. They settled on the island about 1933 and George Wetaltuk, the man who brought them south, still lives there - the patriarch of his people." with photos / H. M. C. Dockyard Esquimalt by Mabel E. Jordon, fully illustrated with b & w photos and maps / A Two-Timing Sundial by Douglas Leechman, "One of the most unusual sundials in North America is to be seen on the walls at the corner of the Mother House of the Grey Nuns in Ottawa, at the junction of Sussex & Bruyere streets." with photo / The Short Grass Prairies of Western Canada by Wilfrid Eggleston, fully illustrated with b & w photos / Newfoundland Thoroughfare by Adelaide… Read More

Ottawa, Canada : The Canadian Geographical Society, 1954. -----Tight square and clean, no names, (xiv) 40 pages, b & w photos, illustrations and maps, minor edge wear. Contents include: Albert Peter Low by F. J. Alcock "The discovery of immense deposits of iron ore in the heart of the great peninsula lying between Hudson Bay on the Wast & the Gulf of St. Lawence and the Atlantic Ocean on the east & their recent development have drawn attention again to the explorer whose name is inseparably connected with this region. The traverses of Albert Peter Low by canoe, dog-team, and on foot in various directions across it and his work by boat along its coasts furnished the first real information concerning much of it." / Eastern Rockies Forest Conservation Project by Lyn Harrington / School for Survival by Phil Shackleton "At the R.C.A.F. Station at Edmonton, Alberta, at a bush camp 150 miles to the west in the foothills of the Rockies, and at a winter camp at Cambridge Bay, in… Read More

Ottawa, Canada : The Canadian Geographical Society, 1954. -----Tight square and clean, no names, (xiii) 40 pages, b & w photos, illustrations and maps, minor edge wear. Contents include: Battlefield House at Stoney Creek by Mavis Hartman "By the village of Stoney Creek not far from Hamilton, Ontario, lies the site of a battle that changed history. Things had been going badly for the British in 1812. General Brock has been killed, York had been taken and burnt, Lake Ontario was controlled by American vessels, and in the spring of 1813 a strong force of American troops crossed the Niagara River and was pushing towards Hamilton." / The Banff School of Fine Arts by Donald Cameron "On the 13th of August, 1953, a distinguished gathering of leaders in business, education, and the arts, from all over Canada and many parts of the United States, gathered in the smart new auditorium of the Banff School of Fine Arts, in the town of Banff, Alberta." / The Calgary Stampede by Lyn Harrington… Read More

Ottawa, Canada : The Canadian Geographical Society, 1954. -----The scan you see is the book you get. Tight square and clean, no names, 60 pages with b & w photos, illustrations and maps, front cover corner crease. Contents include: Eskimo Sculpture in Stone by Douglas Leechman, fully illustrated with b & w photos / Canada's Air Force -- A New Look by Air Marshal Robert Leckie, fully illustrated with b & w photos / Basque Island by Jean Blanchard Cartwright, fully illustrated with b & w photos / Niagara Falls Remedial Program, "The start of a four-year $17,500,000 conservation and remedial works program to preserve & enhance the scenic beauty of famed Niagara Falls. The project will vertually eliminate the centuries long problem of erosion of the Horsehoe Falls, create an unbroken curtain of water over the historic cataracts & at the same time permit the most effective use of water for power gerneration on both sides of the Niagara River." fully illustrated with b & w… Read More

Ottawa, Canada : The Canadian Geographical Society, 1956. -----The scan you see is the book you get. Tight square and clean, no names, 60 pages, b & w photos, illustrations & maps, minor edge wear. Contents include: Prince Edward Island - The Story of Its Agriculture by W. R. Shaw / Wilderness Run to Ben-My-Chree by Adelaide Leitch / The Sea Rakers: Irish Moss Provides the Basis of a New Industry by Marion G. Rogers / The Old and New In Brazil / Address to the Members of the Society at the 27th Annual Meeting by L. W. Brockington. Check out the scans.. First Edition. Magazine. Very Good. Illus. by A View of Rural Prince Edward Island photo by G. M. Dallyn,. 4to - over 9¾" - 12".