Hudson's Bay Company Calendar
Hudson's Bay Company
Published by Canada Hudson's Bay Company 1950, 1950
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Original Hudson's Bay Company Calendar. Minor crinkles from being previously rolled, a crease near bottom and small spots of decolouration on the top boarder. Only December left on calendar pad. Overall good condition. The size is 76.5cm x 46.5cm, or 30" x 18.25". Large illustration with the caption "John Pritchard "Taken by the Ice" on the Abitibi, 1814". Below illustration is the original physical calendar pad stapled on between two HBC crests. Further description of illustration printed under calendar pad. Seller Inventory # 143446
Bibliographic Details
Title: Hudson's Bay Company Calendar
Publisher: Canada Hudson's Bay Company 1950
Publication Date: 1950
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Hudson's Bay Company Calendar, "Fort Langley, British Columbia"
Published by
Hudson's Bay Company 1962, 1962
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15 3/4" X 24 7/8". Original calendar from 1962. One page calendar with printed date blocks for four months (September, October, November and December). Date blocks displayed below a large colour photograph that takes up two-thirds of the page. Lacking the metal rail along the top. Two holes at the top of the calendar so that it could be hung up. Overall a nice calendar in good condition. The image on the calendar is Fort Langley, British Columbia. Fort Langley was established by the HBC in 1827 and is now a National Historic Park. Artist: George Hunter. Between 1913 and 1970, the Hudson's Bay Company (HBC) produced a calendar annually and distributed it free of charge through its department stores, various administrative offices and trading posts. Though the amount produced each year varied it averaged about one hundred thousand. These calendars now represent important Canadian history ephemera and are rare, particularly the ones produced between 1913 and the 1950s. Aquila Books has a selection of these scarce calendars; please browse our online selections to purchase further examples of unique and valuable Canadian ephemera. Seller Inventory # 144001
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Hudson's Bay Company Calendar, "Lachine, Quebec"
Published by
Hudson's Bay Company 1962, 1962
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15 3/4" X 24 7/8". Original calendar from 1962. One page calendar with printed date blocks for four months (January, February, March and April). Date blocks displayed below a large colour photograph that takes up two-thirds of the page. Metal rail along the top. Overall a nice calendar in great condition. The image on the calendar is "Lachine, Quebec [Which] Was the Hudson's Bay Company's Headquarters from 1826-1860, with the Exception of a Brief Period in the 1830's When Governor George Simpson Resided at the Red River Settlement". Artist: Malak. Between 1913 and 1970, the Hudson's Bay Company (HBC) produced a calendar annually and distributed it free of charge through its department stores, various administrative offices and trading posts. Though the amount produced each year varied it averaged about one hundred thousand. These calendars now represent important Canadian history ephemera and are rare, particularly the ones produced between 1913 and the 1950s. Aquila Books has a selection of these scarce calendars; please browse our online selections to purchase further examples of unique and valuable Canadian ephemera. Seller Inventory # 144000
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Hudson's Bay Company Calendar, "Grand Falls, Labrador"
Published by
Hudson's Bay Company 1964, 1964
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15 3/4" X 24 7/8". Original calendar from 1962. One page calendar with printed date blocks for four months (January, February, March and April). Date blocks displayed below a large colour photograph that takes up two-thirds of the page. Metal rail along the top. Minimal edge wear and very slight buckling. Horizontal crease in the centre of the calendar. Two small, one centimetre stains, one on the image. Overall a clean calendar in very good condition. The image on the calendar is Grand Falls, Labrador -- John McLean of the Hudson's Bay Company discovered the Grand Falls in 1839, during his descent of the Hamilton River. Although the Falls were known to Montagnais and Naskapi Indians few others saw them until the outbreak of the World War II. Now the hydro-electric potential of the region is being developed by the British Newfoundland Corporation Limited. (From description on the date pad). Between 1913 and 1970, the Hudson's Bay Company (HBC) produced a calendar annually and distributed it free of charge through its department stores, various administrative offices and trading posts. Though the amount produced each year varied it averaged about one hundred thousand. These calendars now represent important Canadian history ephemera and are rare, particularly the ones produced between 1913 and the 1950s. Aquila Books has a selection of these scarce calendars; please browse our online selections to purchase further examples of unique and valuable Canadian ephemera. Seller Inventory # 143998
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Hudson's Bay Company Calendar "Distributor" at Fort Norman, 1942"
Published by
Canada Hudson's Bay Company 1954, 1954
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The size is 76.3cm x 46.5cm, or 30" x 18.25". Gray blue background with a large colourful image taking up roughly 2/3 of calendar. With the original metal hangers on top and bottom of calendar. Creasing from having been previously rolled. Some scuffing along the right side of the poster. Calendar pad completely removed; holes visible from staples where calendar originally was. In overall good condition. Large illustration with the caption "Distributor" at Fort Norman, 1942". Below illustration is where the original physical calendar pad would have been stapled on between two HBC crests. Full description of illustration where calendar pad would have been. Between 1913 and 1970, the Hudson's Bay Company (HBC) produced a calendar annually and distributed it free of charge through its department stores, various administrative offices and trading posts. Though the amount produced each year varied it averaged about one hundred thousand. These calendars now represent important Canadian history ephemera and are rare. Aquila Books has a selection of these scarce calendars; please browse our online selections to purchase further examples of unique and valuable Canadian ephemera. Seller Inventory # 143994
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Hudson's Bay Company Calendar
Published by
Canada Hudson's Bay Company 1954, 1954
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Seller: Aquila Books(Cameron Treleaven) ABAC, Calgary, AB, Canada
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Original Hudson's Bay Company Calendar. With the original metal hangers on top and bottom of calendar. Creasing from having been previously rolled. Some chipping along both edges. Calendar pad completely removed and very slight discolouration and holes from staples where calendar originally was. Two small pieces of tape, one on the top edge the other near the bottom left corner. In overall good condition. The size is 76.3cm x 46.5cm, or 30" x 18.25". Large illustration with the caption "Distributor" at Fort Norman, 1942". Below illustration is where the original physical calendar pad would have been stapled on between two HBC crests. Full description of illustration where calendar pad would have been. Seller Inventory # 143469
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Hudson's Bay Company Calendar
Published by
Canada Hudson's Bay Company 1959, 1959
Used
Seller: Aquila Books(Cameron Treleaven) ABAC, Calgary, AB, Canada
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Original Hudson's Bay Company Calendar. With the original metal hangers on top and bottom of calendar. All edges intact with a 1.5cm x 0.5cm chip above the right staple on calendar. Only December left on calendar pad. In overall very good condition. The size is 64.5cm x 40.2cm, or 25.5" x 15.75". Large illustration with the caption "Nicholas Garry at Slave Falls (by Rex Woods)". Below illustration is the original physical calendar pad stapled on between two HBC crests. Full description of illustration under calendar pad. Seller Inventory # 143450
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Hudson's Bay Company Calendar: "Ambassadress of Peace"
Published by
Canada Hudson's Bay Company 1953, 1953
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Seller: Aquila Books(Cameron Treleaven) ABAC, Calgary, AB, Canada
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Original Hudson's Bay Company Calendar. 77.5cm x 46.8cm, or 30.5" x 18.5". Gray background with large colourful image taking up roughly 2/3 of calendar. Metal rails at top and bottom. Light creasing along the edges from being rolled up. Calendar pad dated February 1953. A nice calendar, in good condition. Artist: George Franklin Arbuckle. Illustration with the caption, "Ambassadress of Peace". In 1715 there was war between the Chipewyans of the Barrens and the Crees of the Woods. One day the Crees brought in as a prisoner to York a Chipewyan woman, who told Governor James Knight that if the Crees would only let her people alone, they could bring many furs to York Factory. Under the masterful guidance of the "Slave Woman", a tense standoff with the Chipewyans, Crees and the HBC was resolved, and the Crees and Chipewyans parted as friends; the foundations for a peaceful trading relationship had been laid. (From description at back of date pad). Full historical sketch on back of calendar. Between 1913 and 1970, the Hudson's Bay Company (HBC) produced a calendar annually and distributed it free of charge through its department stores, various administrative offices and trading posts. Though the amount produced each year varied it averaged about one hundred thousand. These calendars now represent important Canadian history ephemera and are rare, particularly the ones produced between 1913 and the 1950s. Aquila Books has a selection of these scarce calendars; please browse our online selections to purchase further examples of unique and valuable Canadian ephemera. Seller Inventory # 143996
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Hudson's Bay Company Calendar
Published by
Canada Hudson's Bay Company 1959, 1959
Used
Seller: Aquila Books(Cameron Treleaven) ABAC, Calgary, AB, Canada
Seller rating 5 out of 5 stars
Original Hudson's Bay Company Calendar. With the original metal hangers on top and bottom of calendar. One 1.5cm closed tear on left edge, and several small bumps on the right edge. Only December left on calendar pad. In overall good condition. The size is 64.5cm x 40.2cm, or 25.5" x 15.75". Large illustration with the caption "Nicholas Garry at Slave Falls (by Rex Woods)". Below illustration is the original physical calendar pad stapled on between two HBC crests. Full description of illustration under calendar pad. Seller Inventory # 143449
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Hudson's Bay Company Calendar
Published by
Canada Hudson's Bay Company 1948, 1948
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Seller: Aquila Books(Cameron Treleaven) ABAC, Calgary, AB, Canada
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Original Hudson's Bay Company Calendar. Minor chipping on edges and one crease near bottom. Only December left on calendar pad. Overall good condition. The size is 76.5cm x 46.5cm, or 30" x 18.25". Large illustration with the caption "The Spring Brigade Leaves Montreal". Below illustration is the original physical calendar pad stapled on between two HBC crests. Further description of illustration printed under calendar pad. Seller Inventory # 143444
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Hudson's Bay Company Calendar
Published by
Canada Hudson's Bay Company 1944, 1944
Used
Seller: Aquila Books(Cameron Treleaven) ABAC, Calgary, AB, Canada
Seller rating 5 out of 5 stars
Original Hudson's Bay Company Calendar. With the original metal hangers on top and bottom of calendar. Some creases from being previously rolled. One 8cm closed tear with some crumpling on the right lower edge, one 3cm closed tear near the bottom left corner, a tear near the right corner, and two 1.5cm closed tears on the upper edge. Minor stains near the top edge. Complete calendar pad. Overall in near good condition. The size is 75.5cm x 46.8cm, or 29.75" x 18.5". Large illustration with the caption "Chief Trader McDonald Descending the Fraser, 1828". Below illustration is the original physical calendar pad stapled on between two HBC crests. Full description of illustration under calendar pad. Seller Inventory # 143462
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