Search Results: Atlantic Canada from Masons' Books

The Home Mission Board of the Baptist Convention of the Atlantic Provinces, Lunenburg, Nova Scotia, 1964. A very good hardcover. The binding is excellent and except for previous owner's name blacked out on front endpaper, a clean, tight copy. No jacket as published. There are 99 pages including index. Photo Reproductions throughout.

This book is like new. Gift condition. There are 92 pages. Unusual Stories of the Famed Atlantic Provinces. First Edition.

A very good hardcover in a good- dust jacket with some chipping at the edges. Illustrated throughout with maps and B & W pictures. There are 305 pages including index.

These two volumes are clean and the binding is excellent. Gift condition. Loaded with maps and charts. Volume 1 has 355 pages and Volume 2 has 386 pages. A nice gift.

This is a clean, tight copy. This writer of Atlantic Canada stories has published over a dozen book. "History abounds in examples of the unexplained and the unusual." There are 119 pages.

This book is in gift condition. Published by Goose Lane Editions. Illustrated throughout. There are 214 pages including index.

A very good hardcover in a very good dust jacket. Illustrated with B & W pictures. A clean, tight copy with 270 pages.

This book is in gift condition. Signed by the author. Profusely illustrated in colour and B & W glossy pictures. There are 224 pages,

A very Good+ softcover. Illustrated throughout. Gif condition. There are 86 pages.

Formac Publishing Company Limited, Halifax, Canada, 1990. Card Covers. Condition: Very Good. Illustrated With B & W photos. Pictorial card covers of " Elsie Sark, an enigma and a legend , came to the Lennox Island Reserve, Prince Edward Island, in 1918 as the English bride of a war hero John J.Sark. Greeted on arrival by her father in law Chief John T.Sark and an assembly of Micmacs, she found herself in the midst of conflict." There are 194 pages including Bibliography and Index.

Flanker Press Limited, Saint John's, Newfoundland, Canada, 2003. Trade Paperback. Except for gift inscription inside front cover, a clean, tight copy. Illustrated throughout. There are 171 pages including index.

This is a solid copy. Illustrated throughout. A few pages have some highlighting as shown in the picture. Does not affect the readability of the text. There are 321 pages including index.

A clean, tight copy. Illustrated with a section of coloured pictures. There are 273 pages. A must book for those interested in the paranormal.

This book is in gift condition. "The short lives of 6 Atlantic Canada Airmen who fought in WWII. Illustrated throughout. There are 310 pages including index. A very comprehensive book.

Nimbus Pub., Halifax, 2005. A very good trade paperback. First Edition. There are 276 pages, illustrated throughout. Contains bibliography, index, foreword by Major-General Lewis MacKenzie. Since the inauguration of the Victoria Cross in 1856 twenty-one men with ties to Atlantic Canada have received the VC, the British Commonwealth's highest award for bravery in battle. Here are their stories.