Search Results: Titles starting with U from Spafford Books

Nevada City, California: Blue Dolphin Publishing [1-57733-000-5] 1997. (Mass market paperback) xv, 256pp. Very good. 8vo. The incredible narrative of a respected electrical and communications engineer and his encounters with intelligent, conscious beings and their spaceships. The heel of the spine is almost undetectably bumped; else is clean, crisp, tight, bright, with black and white photographs. Full number line..

Winnipeg: [Printed for the Department of Slavic Studies, University of Manitoba] 1974. (hardcover) iii, [5], 336pp, [7]. Near fine. 4to. Brown fabricoid boards, lettering in gold to spine and top board. Ex-libris with the only blemishes being a neat stamp to each edge, front paste-down, and title page; not the usual ex-lib mess. Tight bright, and clean. A collection of articles and other publications pertaining to the Department of Slavic studies at the University of Alberta. Scarce..

Burnaby, BC: Union of Socialist Geographers NONE [NONE] 1978. (Mass market paperback) 52 +. Very good. 4to. Bright red card covers, stapled. Published by the Union of Socialist Geographers, Simon Fraser University, Burnaby, British Columbia, although branches exist in other parts of the world. Related ephemera included: 1). American based pages and a booklet related to women geographers; and 2). 3 pages related to ANTIPODE and the U.S.G. Annual General Meeting and membership. Light marks and creases as may be anticipated, internally clean and bright. Very good copies of all..

Washington D.C.: United States Labor Party 1976. (Mass market paperback) 15 +. Very good. Stapled wraps with blue decoration to imagery on front and rear covers. Scarce US labor party ephemera..

New York: Random House 0394-58994-7 [0394-58994-7] 1991, 1st edition, first printing. (Mass market paperback) 179pp. Fine in fine dust jacket. 8vo. Signed. First edition, first printing. An exploration of how a writer's mind works, and a study of how the reader engages with same. At once an appreciation of John Updike and a work of self exploration. Fine / fine copy..

New York: Random House 0394-58994-7 [0394-58994-7] 1991, unrevised proof. (Mass market paperback) 142pp. Fine. 8vo. Signed. Scarce unrevised (advance) proof an exploration of how a writer's mind works, and a study of how the reader engages with same. At once an appreciation of John Updike and a work of self exploration. Bright yellow wrappers. Fine copy with related ephemera laid in..

Moscow: Progress Publishers NONE [NONE] 1973. (hardcover) 203+. Near fine in very good dust jacket. 8vo. English text. An exploration of the US labour movement of the 1960s. Jacket shows wear at the upper and lower edges, with a small crease to the rear flap. The book is in fine condition. Printed in the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics..

Berlin: Bruno Cassirer 1930. (4to, wrappers) 120pp. Very good plus. Illus..

Johnson Gorman Publishers [0-921835-55-8] 2000. (hardcover) 159pp. Very good in very good dust jacket. 8vo. A celebration of the Udderly Art folio from Calgary, Alberta. A 125 fibreglass cattle herd, painted, and auctioned off for charity. Bright colour photographs. There is an inscription penned to the front paper blank; else is clean and tight..

Toronto: University of Toronto Press [9781442652415] 1988, 2nd printing. (Cloth) 1394pp. As new in as new dust jacket. Illustrations. As New. Originally published in Ukrainian in 1949, this work was translated, revised and supplemented by University of Toronto Press into a two volume set. Each volume is complete in itself. This 2nd volume contains sections on Law; the Church; Scholarship; Education and Schools; Libraries, Archives and Museums; Book Publishing and the Press; the Arts and Choreography; Theatre and Cinema; National Economy; Health and Medical Services and Physical Culture; the Armed Forces; and Ukraine Abroad (including Canada and the US).

Montmarte: Icon Press 1979, 1st thus. (Mass market paperback) 229pp. Fine. Missing errata slip..

Winnipeg: Ukrainian Free Academy of Sciences 1962-1963. (Mass market paperback) 547-694pp. Very good plus. Ukrainica Occidentalia IX (7).

Edmonton: Author 1958. (Mass market paperback) xv, 157pp. Near fine. Illus., ports..

Winnipeg: Dominion Executive of the Ukrainian National Youth Federation of Canada 1949, 1st edition. (16mo, wrappers) 32pp. Near fine. Illus. Port. Excerpts from two addresses delivered to the Alpha Omega Society at the University of Saskatchewan..

Edmonton: University of Alberta Press 1978. (Cloth) 169pp. Fine in fine dust jacket. .

Toronto: Author 1976. (12mo, wrappers) 66pp. Near fine. Illus., ports. Foreword by C.H. Andrusyshen..

Champaign, Ill.: Assoc. for the Advancement of Ukrainian Studies 1975. (Cloth) 424pp. Near fine, no dust jacket. .

National Museums of Canada 1989. (Mass market paperback) 127pp. Very good. Tape and residue on cover and spine. Edgewear. Full of photographs and research materials. Material History Bullet number 29. Spring 1989. Includes "The Ukrainian Sacred Landscape", "Three Urban Parishes", "A Heritage Lost", "The Church of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary", "Draught Horses and Harnesses among Early Ukrainians", "Ukrainian Peel Ovens in Western Canada", "Crosses of East Slavic Christianity among Ukrainians in Western Canada", "Settling in: Tools and Farming Techniques of the Early Ukrainian Pioneers", "Documenting Ukrainian -Canadian Churches in Alberta", "Ukrainian Grave-Markers in East-Central Alberta", "Contemporary Ukrainian-Canadian Grave-Markers in Urban Southern Ontairio", "A Ukrainian Church Exhibit at the Canadian Museum of Civilization" and "Building the Little… Read More

Canadian Historical Association [0-88798-108-9] 1985. (Mass market paperback) 23pp. Very good. Maps, stats. Canada's Ethnic Groups Series Booklet #10..

Edmonton, AB: Canadian Institute of Ukrainian Studies Press, University of Alberta [0-920862-76-4] 1991. (hardcover) xxix, [4], 562pp. Fine in fine dust jacket. 8vo. Explores the historical Ukrainian experience in Canada, the impact of the Ukrainian national movement and its impacts, as wellas the evryday lives of Ukrainian immigrants in rural bloc settlements, urban colonies, frontier concentration camps, and single industry towns from coast to coast. Black and white photographs. Maps. Tables. NOTE: While the title page reads as Ukrainians in Canada the Formative Period, 1891-1924, the title stamped to the spine and printed on the dust jacket is the Formative Years 1891-1924..