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Toronto History: A Private Library Online Auction

October 16, 2014

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LOT 631

Lot 631

Ten Early 20th Century Magazines

Ten Early 20th Century Magazines
Lot 631 Details
Ten Early 20th Century Magazines

THE MIRROR, SPECIAL JUBILEE EDITION, JUNE 1972.

TORONTO, PAST PRESENT FUTURE. A SPECIAL TELEGRAM SUPPLEMENT TO MARK THE OPENING OF THE NEW CITY HALL. SEPTEMBER 11, 1965.

DIAMOND JUBILEE OF CONFEDERATION CELEBRATION 1867-1927. Toronto: The Stewart Printing Service, 1927.

THE CANADIAN MAGAZINE, JULY, 1901. Toronto: The Ontario Publishing Co., Limited, 1901.

THE CANADIAN MAGAZINE OF POLITICS SCIENCE ART LITERATURE. VOL. V. JUNE 1895.

THE CANADIAN MAGAZINE. Toronto: The Ontario Publishing Co., Limited, March 1903.

ALLEN’S GREAT MIDLAND ALMANAC AND GENERAL ADVERTISER FOR 1851.

ALLEN’S GREAT MIDLAND ALMANAC HISTORICAL REGISTER (Three volumes: 1863, 1864, & 1865)

Estimate $30-$50

Realised: $60
Price Includes Buyer's Premium ?

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