Book of Newfoundland

First edition, London, 1843, with the beautiful map, coloured, unlike the map in his Excursions. Owner’s name - signed by David Slade, of the Slade merchants of Twillingate, Fogo, Battle Harbour. Jukes, Geological Survey of Newfoundland.

Beautiful picture book,signed by Joey himself in 1982.The book was published and sold in 1977 for 22.50 !!!! 

Published in St. John's at the Union Publishing Company. Photos of Fogo, Seldom, Tilting, Barr'd Islands, Joe Batt's Arm, Barr'd Islands, Change Islands, Herring Neck, Coakerville, Dildo Run, Ladle Cove, Doting Cove, Fair Island, Flat Islands, Alexander Bay, Squid Tickle, Exploit's Islands, Pilley's Island, Tilt Cove, Englee, Leading Tickles, Bonavista, Greenspond, Bay de Verde, Springdale, Champney's, and more.

Published by the Morning Chronicle, St. John’s, 1873. A rare item. Onion-skin cover.

The rare 1st edition of the Loss of the Lady Hobart.

Harbour Grace, in celebration of the John Guy 300th anniversary. Printed by the local Harbour Grace newspaper, The Harbor Grace Standard. Very rare because so few copies locally printed and such a fragile cover. Beautiful copy, even the original line holding it together.

Attention Collectors, Purchased 2 Sets Of NFLD & Labrador Special Edition Encyclopedia A-Z in 1991. Selling 1 Set Only! My Set Sits in Living Room and is a great reference and conversation piece. These 5 Volumes In Display Box have not been touched or referenced and are MINT CONDITION. Delivery can be arranged

Volume 1 & 2, the original 1937 edition with 1937 ads at the back. Beautiful condition.

Mullock, Two Lectures on Newfoundland delivered at St. Bonaventure’s College January 25 and February 1, 1860. Printed by John Mullaly in New York. Rare item.

Some other years also available

May be the only copy there is. All the settlers in 1928 of Burgeo, Port aux Basques, Channel, Bay de East, Bay du Nord, Burnt Islands, Cape Ray, Grand Bruit, Isle aux Morte, Rose Branche, Harbour Le Cou, and everywhere else (see photo).

A Guide for Salmon Fishers, Caribou Hunters, Tourists.

Newfoundland WWII. The 166th, 59th, Merchant Navy, and many more. Both vols. Signed; both vols. 1st printing. Tons of pictures, group photos, lists of names of those who served. Beautiful condition. Gift quality.

Rare book dating from 1863. A gem for the collector of Nfld. books or for the Newfoundlander who wants to understand more about our past.

Monument of a Beneficent Mission, 1818. Pamphlet printed in Boston

Great shape, with the rare dust jacket. Has a chapter on the Caribou of Newfoundland which Dugmore thought were becoming extinct.

The Job Family, St. John's, Newfoundland, and their links to England. Signed by R.B. Job, the author.

Also Catalina, Port Union, Tickle Cove, Greenspond, Musgravetown, Wesleyville, Newtown, Trinity, Carmanville, Horwood, Change Islands. Much on WW1, published by Charles Lench in 1819 just after the war. WW1

The trip across. Dust jacket and book in beautiful condition. Not price-clipped. Right out of the box.

Extremely rare Nfld. book, dates from 1883. Includes 30 illustrations and a map. Covers topics such as agriculture, minerals, fishery, population, government, history, topography, geography.