Canadian Collector Magazine, January/February 1984, Volume 19, No. 1 - Ross-Thomson House

Canadian Antiques and Fine Arts Society, 1984

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Details

Year of publication

1984

Place of printing

Toronto

Author

Multiple Contributors

Publishers

Canadian Antiques and Fine Arts Society

Size

4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall

Edition

F First Edition

Keyword

Canadian Collector Magazine, January, February 1984, Volume 19, No. 1 A Salute to the Settlement of Ontario, Shelburne's Ross-Thomson House. The Largest Loyalist artifact in, the Nova Scotia Museum's Collection, Toronto a la carte - Exhibition mapping Toronto's First Century, marks the city's Sesquicentennial, Return to Glengarry - Retired Northwest Company partners of, Eastern Ontario, The Canadian Connection - Parisian Art Nouveau Designer Edward, Colonna spent much of his life in North America, From Shore to Shore - Print-derived drawing from Victorian New, Brunswick depicts man's passage through life, A Quiet Wealth - Textile Arts of Coastal Native Women, Collecting Playing Cards, The Weldon Collection - Part IV - Chinese Export Porcelain, George Brown's Lambton Lodge - 'The Best House in Toronto'., Antiques and Collectibles Canadian History Magazine Back Issues

Binding description

S Single Issue Magazine

State of preservation

Good

Languages

English

Binding

Softcover

First edition

Yes

Description

62 pages. Features: A Salute to the Settlement of Ontario; Shelburne's Ross-Thomson House. The Largest Loyalist artifact in the Nova Scotia Museum's Collection; Toronto a la carte - Exhibition mapping Toronto's First Century marks the city's Sesquicentennial; Return to Glengarry - Retired Northwest Company partners of Eastern Ontario; The Canadian Connection - Parisian Art Nouveau Designer Edward Colonna spent much of his life in North America; From Shore to Shore - Print-derived drawing from Victorian New Brunswick depicts man's passage through life; A Quiet Wealth - Textile Arts of Coastal Native Women; Collecting Playing Cards; The Weldon Collection - Part IV - Chinese Export Porcelain; George Brown's Lambton Lodge - 'The Best House in Toronto'. Light wear. Nice copy. Book