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 Winds Through Time |
Winds Through Time - An Anthology of Canadian Historical Young Fiction - 5.25"x8.25" (13.3x21 cm) soft cover 162 pages Ann Walsh has selected fifteen captivating stories written by accomplished authors from across Canada, each of whom has penned a dramatic account of a real episode in our history; from mine disasters to scarlet fever epidemics, from the Great War to the Gold Rush, these writers breathe life into the tales of our ancestors. | |
 Lehman's Non-Electric Catalog |
10.25x8" (26x20 cm) soft cover 160 pages Serving the Amish and others without electricity with products for simple, self-sufficient living since 1955. Includes: "How to" books, housewares, gifts, lighting without electricity, heating & cooking stoves, appliances for non-electric homes, homestead tools and Amish country stores. |
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11x8.5" (28x21.5cm) soft cover 120 pages Authentic patterns from the past and a few hard to find patterns from the present. |
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 Amazon Vinegar and Pickling Works Catalog |
Amazon Vinegar & Pickling Works Drygoods Catalog 8.5x5.25" (21.5x13.5cm) soft cover 95 pages General catalog - Purveyor of Items for the 19th Century Impression. |
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 Booze - When Whisky Ruled the West |
Booze - When Whisky Ruled the West 8.5x5.5" (21.5x14cm) soft cover 271 pages From Winnipeg to the Rockies, whisky kept the prairies in a ferment for fifty years. Taking advantage of the enormous influx of immigrants during the late nineteenth and early twentieth century, hotels sprang up in the towns and cities to cater to the prodigious thirst of their patrons. The unrestricted boozing resulted in drunkenness, brawling, petty crime, and the disappearance of many a paycheque. It also resulted in a vigorous and ultimately successful campaign for total prohibition, and from approximately 1916 to 1924 the three Prairie provinces were legally dry. |
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The Shooting of Dan McGrew Reading level: Ages 9-12 Robert Service started out as a bank teller, but that changed dramatically in 1904 when his bank transferred him to Whitehorse in the Yukon Territory. Like everybody else, Service was smitten by the gold fever of the great Klondike gold rush. Only Service mined words, not gold, and within five years was famous as the poet who had captured the essence of the fever, the adventure, the men, and the women. |
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