Search Results: canadian geographical journal april 1956 by dallyn gordon m

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, Canada : The Canadian Geographical Society, 1956. -----The scan you see is the book you get. Tight square and clean, no names, 52 pages, b & w photos, illustrations & maps, minor edge wear. Contents include: The Land of Canada by J. Wreford Watson, 31 page spread with photos and maps / Wet Plate Wonder by Fred H. Phillips, "George T. Taylor (1838-1913) of Fredericton, New Brunswick, was one of the first photographers to turn a camera upon nature."12 page spread with photos / The Hidden Harvest by Nan Shiley, "Although North American Indians have dug & brewed Polygala Senega for their own use since time immemorial, only as recently as the middle of the last century did the white man discover the medicinal value of this plant & create the current demand for it. Spelled seneca, or senega."4 page spread with photos / / +. Check out the scans.. First Edition. Magazine. Very Good Plus. Illus. by "When proud-pied April, dress'd in all his trim, hath put… Read More