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The Gray Line, 1945. A very good folded brochure.Various tours and prices available on The Gray Line Bus Company. 4" x 9 1/4" when folded (5 panels). No date but appears to be 1940s. Travel agent stamp on cover.. Brochure. Very Good Plus.

Canada: Coast Pub. Co. Book. Good.. Paperback. No publication date stated, black and white photos of the area..

Victoria: Victoria and Island Publicity Bureau, No date. Softcover Paperback. Very Good Condition. 23.5cm x 10cm. [12] panel folding brochure, illustrations and map, some colour. Transparent soil to middle of left illustrated cover panel. Minor shelf and handling wear. Minor tanning. Shipped Weight: .01 kilos. BZDB407 Travel & Places; Countries::North America::Canada; Unbranded Victoria and Island Publicity Bureau Follow the Birds to Victoria: The Capital City of British Columbia

New Westminster, B.C., Canada: Signature Publishing, 1994. Book. Very Good. Hardcover. 8vo - over 7¾ - 9¾" tall. ISBN: 0-9694316-2-7 Minor bumping to the jacket spine top; the jacket spine is heavily sunned; little wear overall. Text is clean. 'In this revealing book, the lives of Sir James Douglas, Judge Mathew Begbie, Governor Frederick Seymour . . . and others emerge to influence the historic B.C. events in which they participated - particularly the removal of the capital from New Westminster to Victoria.' 190 pages..

Victoria, BC: Victoria and Island Publicity Bureau, 1920. Loose sheet unfolds to 12 panels. Very Good-. Ronald Threlkeld Jackson. Folding tourist brochure measures 31 x 47 cm folded to 24 x 11 cm (24" x 9.75"). With a color seascape reproduced on the cover, spanning three panels. Filled with many black-and-white photographs depicting the natural and built environment in and around Victoria. A vignette depicting an Northwest Coast indian canoe in motion is repeated across the top of panels. Slight wear along folds, and with two short, closed tears measuring less than an inch each. Although undated, we posit 1925 as the publication date, based on the photographs and the style of the illustrator - Ronald Threlkeld Jackson (1902-1992). As a young man, Manitoba-born Jackson studied in both London and Paris; as such, this is likely a very early commission in his career, a career spent interpreting the maritime life of coastal British Columbia. The only institutional holding in British Columbia, per OCLC,… Read More

Portland: The West Shore. Bird's Eye View. Original lithograph. Repair in top left corner and repaired fold split at center. 10 1/2" x 30 1/2"<br/><br/> Lovely early view of Victoria, British Columbia, from The West Shore, one of the earliest obtainable views of the City, prepared at about the time the Canadian Pacific Railway was arriving in Vancouver. Shows the river, two bridges, numerous steam vessels and the town in the back ground. Scarce.<br/><br/>