Canadian Arts, Culture & History

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LOT 157

Lot 157

Department of the Interior Atlas of Canada, Frank Oliver, Minister, 1909

Department of the Interior Atlas of Canada, Frank Oliver, Minister, 1909
Lot 157 Details
Department of the Interior Atlas of Canada, Frank Oliver, Minister, 1909

folio, prepared under the direction of James White, F.R.G.S., geographer, with 32 double spread maps detailing geography, minerals, forests, telephone service, populations, etc., plus 43 diagrams and charts relating to trade and commerce, agriculture, manufacturing, etc.
19.8 x 12.75 in — 50.3 x 32.4 cm

Estimate $100-$150

Realised: $237.50
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Department of the Interior Atlas of Canada, Frank Oliver, Minister, 1909
  • Department of the Interior Atlas of Canada, Frank Oliver, Minister, 1909
  • Department of the Interior Atlas of Canada, Frank Oliver, Minister, 1909
  • Department of the Interior Atlas of Canada, Frank Oliver, Minister, 1909

CONDITION DETAILS

Covers almost separated, shelf worn, with bumped corners, spine leather gone scattered tearing to pages

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