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The Arctic Regions and Hudson's Bay Route [microform]: Report of a Lecture (Paperback or Softback)
Language: English
Published by Legare Street Press 9/9/2021, 2021
ISBN 10: 1014881951 ISBN 13: 9781014881953
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The Arctic Regions and Hudson's Bay Route [microform]: Report of a Lecture
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The Arctic Regions and Hudson's Bay Route [microform] : Report of a Lecture
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The Arctic Regions and Hudson's Bay Route [microform] : Report of a Lecture
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The Arctic Regions and Hudson's Bay Route [microform]
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Narrative of an Expedition to the Shores of the Arctic Sea in 1846 and 1847
Language: English
Published by T. & W. Boone, London, 1850
Seller: Contact Editions, ABAC, ILAB, Toronto, ON, Canada
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First Edition
Cloth Spine. Condition: Very Good. 1st Edition. Original tooled green cloth, decoratively blocked in blind front and back. Gilt to spine.Yellow endpapers. Green dye to top edge. Some leaves uncut. Illustrated with two hand-coloured folding maps, partially unopened. Ex libris Hudson's Bay Company, with stamps to verso and margins of first map and some text leaves. Small push to front edge. Slight sunning to spine. Housed in green cloth clamshell box with author label to spine. A very good copy.
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The Arctic Regions and Hudson's Bay Route [microform] : Report of a Lecture
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The Arctic Regions and Hudson's Bay Route [microform]: Report of a Lecture
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Gleanings from my scrap-book (presentation copy)
Seller: Douglas Stewart Fine Books, Armadale, VIC, Australia
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Third series. Sydney : Printed by the Author, 1874. Octavo, half-crushed morocco over marbled papered boards, spine in compartments lettered in gilt, edges dyed red, presentation inscription to preliminary blank to Joseph James Phelps, Member of the NSW Legislative Assembly'J. J. Phelps Esq. M. P. with the author's compliment 2 August 1875', double page lithographed view of the Ball, pp. [vi]; viii; 96, scattered foxing, else very good. John Rae was a Scottish born public servant, author and painter, who emigrated to Australia in 1839. 'While town clerk he wrote a long 'serio-comic' poem about the first mayoral fancy dress ball, given by J. R. Wilshire.' (ADB). It was first published in the Sydney Morning Herald, April 1845. Rae's memoirs were self-published in 1869 with this Third Series issued in 1874. All were had printed by the author on a small Albion Press 'in my leisure hours, by the midnight lamp, to study the mysteries of the art of printing' (Prolegomena). The frontispiece is 'a reduced photo-lithographed copy of Nicholas' picture of the Ball. It is a clever sketch, by a clever, but neglected artist, whom some of our old colonists will remember, as a miniature-painter, for many years, in Sydney'. This refers to William Nicholas (c. 1807 - 1854), noted society portraitist of the time. The Ball was apparently quite an event, 'It was a gorgeous spectacle; and, unless we had been present, we could not have conceived it possible for Sydney, in its present condition, to have brought together such a vast variety of costly and magnificent dresses, and costumes of all nations, as greeted our eyes on the present occasion.' - Rae. Rare.
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Narrative of an Expedition to the Shores of the Arctic Sea, in 1846 and 1847. By John Rae . With Maps
Published by T. & W. Boone, London, 1850
Seller: J. Patrick McGahern Books Inc. (ABAC), Ottawa, ON, Canada
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First Edition
Condition: Fine. First Edition. 8vo, 22.5cm, The Rare First Edition, viii,247, [i,xii]p., publisher's ads., with 2 folding colored maps, in contemporary full calf, raised gilt ruled bands, full gilt decorations in the panels, crushed black morocco label, gilt ruled borders on the boards, some slight edge wear, in fitted cloth wrapper in slipcase in quarter black calf, THE FIRST NEWS OF THE FATE OF FRANKLIN'S EXPEDITION ~ ~ ~ A.B. 14097. T.P.L. 2868. Lande 1405. Field 1253. Sabin 67428. Streeter VI:3715. Wagner-Camp-Becker 187. Rae's report caused a sensation, and he received the £10,000 reward for discovering Franklin's fate. He had been a member of the Hudson Bay Company and had travelled the Arctic regions extensively, surveying the Northern Arctic coast from Repulse Bay to the area sixty miles east of Back River. The expedition herein described surveyed seven hundred miles of Arctic coastline, proved that Boothia was a peninsula, and detailed the journeys northwest around Simpson peninsula, Pelly Bay and its islands, the James Ross peninsula, and then northeast along Melville peninsula to Cape Crozier. It was on a later expedition that Rare heard the first news of the fate of Franklin's expedition when he was offered artifacts from the expedition by the Inuit of the area. - Long considered one of the rarest and most important books in the Franklin search literature. ~ ~ ~ Large folding lithographed frontispiece map "Discoveries of the Hudson's Bay Cos. Arctic Expedition to the North of Repulse Bay," and folding map of "Northern America" both by John Arrowsmith.
