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Timber Tom: Essay in Alberta History Summer 1971

Timber Tom: Essay in Alberta History Summer 1971

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Timber Tom: Essay in Alberta History Summer 1971

by Breen, David,

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Calgary: Historical Society of Alberta, 1979 First printing in stapled paper covers. Mr. Breen's essay is seven pages. Very minor rubbing to covers. Near Fine.

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Bookseller
Ken Jackson CA (CA)
Bookseller's Inventory #
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Title
Timber Tom: Essay in Alberta History Summer 1971
Author
Breen, David,
Format/Binding
Soft cover
Book Condition
Used - Near Fine
Quantity Available
1
Edition
First Edition.
Binding
Paperback
Publisher
Historical Society of Alberta
Place of Publication
Calgary
Date Published
1979
Weight
0.00 lbs
Keywords
CANADIANA-OLD WEST, PIONEER AND RANCHING EAU CLAIRE, THE COMPANY COMMUNITY. ESSAY IN ALBERTA HISTORY SUMMER 1979. CALGARY

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