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I have for sale 21 plus, gently read Newfoundland Books, for sale. Some are signed. These sell for much more by sellers. Looking to get $3 each Make me an offer on one or all.

For sale a complete 6 volume set of the Book of Newfoundland edited by Joey Smallwood. Volumes 1 and 2 are copyright 1937, the other 4 are later. There is some wear on a few of the covers but the pages are all in great shape. $300.00 for the set.

Joseph Kearney and the Hunt for Rommel: The Life of a Newfoundland Commando Kindle Edition by Frank Galgay (Author), Donna Kearney Adams (Author). I take e-transfers and ship via Canada Post, or you can save shipping cost by picking up your item at Bonavista, Newfoundland. Cheers

For sale Newfoundland books 25 dollars for all

For Sale. A small selection of Newfoundland and Labrador book & magazine titles. Email me for list and info howardp@mun.ca

Wildflowers of Newfoundland and Labrador HARDCOVER BOOK in excellent condition. Selling for half the retail cost.

The Book Of Newfoundland Volume 111 & Volume 1V Excellent Condition. $80.00 for both. Please call 709-743-4191. Posting for someone, no text or emailsAlso I Chose Canada $10.00

Lot of 9 different Newfoundland Heralds from 1990-91. All show minor wear for there age, still in great condition. Great stories!! Price is $5.00 each or $35.00 for the lot.

14 Newfoundland non-fiction Books in excellent condition, take all for $40. Some were just recently bought at Chapters

A collection of various books . At least 35 there and several Nfld related. Take all for $50

New..never used it, open it for inside pictures only....RoadPro Black 10.5-Inch x 8.5-Inch 3-Ring Zippered Binder.

After the Basques: The Whaling Stations of Newfoundland and Labrador. As the title says... for 21 stations plus more. Soft cover.

Large box of quality Newfoundland Books, various prices. The Dictionary of Newfoundland English is the First Edition. Also have the hardcover book 'Newfoundland Ships and Men' by Andrew Horwood for $13 and The Newfoundand Tongue by Nellie Strowbridge

DOYLE, Gerald S., (comp.). Old-Time Songs and Poetry of Newfoundland. Fourth Edition. St.John's : Gerald S. Doyle Limited, 1966. Pp 1-88. Ads. 8vo, wraps, with blue & yellow on front. O'Dea 1878d. See ENL I:641 for Doyle (1892-1956). Also BN IV:347-50 and r.section. Introduction by Mrs. Gerald S. Doyle and Foreword by F.W. Rowe

No date listed in this book. However, I have discovered that it was published in 1961. A great resource is below... (http://ngb.chebucto.org/Articles/treasury.shtml) Condition is 'poor' for the most part. The cover is detached and there is pen marking on the contents page Aside from that, the book is intact with no loose or missing pages!

Uqalurait - An Oral History of Nunavut. NATIVE INUIT. Hardcover with dustjacket, great condition. Uqalurait, pointed snowdrifts formed by Arctic blizzards, would tell us which direction to go in, says elder Mariano Aupilarjuk. This oral history, guided by the traditional knowledge of Inuit elders from across Nunavut, also follows the uqalurait. Thousands of quotes from over three hundred Inuit elders about their culture and customs cover all aspects of traditional life, from raising children to hunting, the land, and architecture, to belief systems, cosmology, and the Inuit's remarkable ability to make do with what they had. Given the recent creation of Nunavut and current attention to the Arctic due to climate change, Uqalurait is a timely source of insight from a people whose values of sharing and respect for the environment have helped them to live for centuries at the northern limit of the inhabitable world.

$15 each: 1) Pure Labrador Cookbook Featuring Pure Labrador Preserves and Traditional Recipes from Labrador 2) From Rum To Rhubarb - Modern Recipes For Newfoundland 3) The Bologna Cookbook by Kevin Phillips (2014) Paperback Signed 4) Treasury of Newfoundland Dishes 5) Rock Recipes The Best Food From My Newfoundland Kitchen 6) Cooking With Beer Gerry Crewe 7) The Traditional Newfoundland Kitchen Pickavance 8) Salt Cod Cuisine E. A. Jones 9) The Newfoundland And Labrador Seafood Cookbook

Scarce first edition of The Letters of Mayo Lind published in 1919. Great condition considering the age. Frank Lind was thirty-five years of age in 1914 when The Great War broke out. Even if conscription had been in place, he would have been qualified for an age exemption. However, like many Newfoundlanders of his generation, he quickly volunteered and joined the First Newfoundland Regiment (later to become the Royal Newfoundland Regiment).

The Salmon Rivers of Newfoundland. 1928 first edition by C.H. Palmer. Very rare book. Great read for anyone who enjoys the outdoors. Fold out map is intact. Owners name on cover other than that in very good condition considering it’s age. With a "Foreword" by Sir William Lamond Allardyce, Governor of Newfoundland; "Salmon Fishing" by Francis Francis and "The Pools on A Salmon Stream" by P.C. Mars.

The Jack Ford Story NEWFOUNDLAND POW IN NAGASAKI (book). In 1942, Jack Ford was captured in Malaya by Japanese troops and somehow survived three years of hellish treatment as a slave labourer in Japan, only to narrowly escape death from the American atomic bomb attack on Nagasaki. His remarkable saga is well told by Jack Fitzgerald, a Newfoundland journalist and radio broadcaster. When World War II began, Ford was a 21-year-old mechanic for the Newfoundland Railway, who in those pre-Confederation days felt dual loyalty to both Britain and Newfoundland, so he eagerly volunteered for service with the Royal Air Force. He was in far-off Singapore when the place was overwhelmed by Japanese forces in 1941. Surrender of the British garrison pitched more than 95,000 prisoners of war into a three-year-long nightmare of relentlessly cruel treatment by Japanese soldiers who inflicted beatings, torture, and starvation amid a regimen of exhausting physical labour. Often told in Fords own words, Fitzgerald relates Fords dreadful existence in a matter-of-fact style that somehow makes his experiences all the more harrowing. For most of this period, Ford was kept in a prison camp, allowed out each day only to toil in a naval shipyard, where he and his fellow prisoners had no knowledge of how the war was progressing. When the A-bomb exploded over Nagasaki on August 9, 1945, all the POWs witnessed a bright flash of light, a distant thunder of noise, and a billowing mushroom cloud. It was the signal for their joyous liberation soon afterwards.