Books & Magazines

Signed by author, Jean Edwards Stacey.

Paul Woodford, history of music in Newfoundland and Labrador, community music, church music, school music.

Clayton Cook, End of the Line. Great photos of the railway going way back. Includes some branch lines.

All about the industry and places of export, such as Port Branford, Tommy’s Arm, Indian Bay and Trinity in Bonavista Bay

1971 print of Whitbourne’s 1620 book. Crossed the Atlantic and visited Newfoundland over 30 summers. Famous man - in St. John’s harbour with Sir Humphrey Gilbert in 1583, fought the Spanish Armada in 1588 in charge of four ships, held Admiralty Court in Newfoundland. And the mermaid. Got a town named after him. In this book he says, Everybody, come to Newfoundland.

Engineering technology textbooks. Lots of books and very good condition.

book on Canada war battles

Stay Tuned Television’s Unforgettable Moments by Joe Garner copyright 2002 in mint condition with jacket cover and 3 DVDs.

The Best of Hockey Night in Canada CBC sports by Stephen Cole copyright 2003 in mint condition $25

And Roddickton, Williamsporte, Hooping Harbour. Tizzard, Down On the French Shore, 1940s

Newfoundland words and sayings in 1937.

The good people who sent the Christmas Seal on which we had our x-rays took. Nobody wanted to hear their name heard over the harbour on the loudspeaker to come back for a second one.

A 1936 view of Newfoundland. Also some history and a trip up Gambo Pond.

An account of the Moravians in Labrador. Marvellous paintings and photographs. Condition like new.

Boilieu, Recollections of Labrador Life

Mercer, Newfoundland Songs and Ballads in print, 1842-1974. Historical overview of songs and singing. Index to titles and first lines of songs and where found. Preface by Herbert Halpert.

History going back to its beginnings in 1935. Years

Was there something fishy goin on? Les Filotas, Improbable Cause

Jim Defede, The Day the World Came to Town. Hardcover, first edition, first printing.

Streets and info on the pilots they are named after.