| (FORMATION PROFESSIONNELLE) «La réponse du Québec au problème de l'apprentissage. Texte préparé par la Division de l'information pour la Division de la formation professionnelle au Canada» (Ottawa), Ministère du Travail, 1956. 40 p. (24 cm). Bulletin No 1. Nombreuses illustrations. (Inv. #10714) 15 $ | |
| FORNASARI, Eugenio «Niko, le petit lion» Sherbrooke, Apostolat de la Presse, (1947?!). 144 p. (24 cm). Roman traduit par Eugène Hudon. Illustrations; collection "Jeunesse de Tous les Pays". (Inv. #16157) 15 $ | |
| FORREST, Edmund William «Ned Fortescue: or, Roughing it through Life. A Story founded on fact» Ottawa & Toronto, Hunter, Rose & Company, 1869. 232 p. (22 cm). Original blue cloth. Historical novel about the British Occupation of India. (Inv. #16109) 25 $ | |
| FORRESTAL, James «Journal de Forrestal, Secrétaire à la Défense des États-Unis (1944-1949)» Paris, Amiot-Dumont, (1953). 397 p. (22 cm). Illustrations et jaquette illustrée; non découpé, à l'état neuf. (Inv. #29990) 20 $ | |
| FORSHAW, R.P «Des Porcelets qui Rapportent. L'élevage du porc» (Montréal), La Banque Canadienne de Commerce, (1958?!). (24) p. Oblong (10,5 X 23,5 cm). Illustrations de Jack Cockburn. Peu commun. Titre de la couverture en couleurs. (Inv. #4577) 15 $ | |
;) (FORT CHAMBLY) «Fort Chambly, Chambly, Quebec. - A Brief History of the Famous Fort Chambly, the Second Frontier of the Richelieu River, built originally of wood in 1665 by Captain Jacques de Chambly, Officer of the Régiment de Carignan, as defence against the Iroquois Savages, and in 1709 re-built of stone to resist the advance of the British Forces» Ottawa, Department of the Interior, c. 1930. 28 p. (19 cm). Numerous illustrations and folding map in color. (Inv. #35517) 25 $ | |
;) (FORT CHAMBLY) «Parc historique national du fort Chambly, Chambly (Québec), Canada» Ottawa, Edmond Cloutier Imprimeur de la Reine, 1954. 6 p. (25 cm). Illustrations. (Inv. #39992) 12 $ | |
;) (FORT LENNOX) «Fort Lennox, Ile aux Noix, Québec. - A Brief History of the Island Fortress on the Richelieu River. Battle ground of contending Nations for the possession of Canada in the Eighteenth Century and built by the British at immense cost during the early years of the Nineteenth Century» Ottawa, Department of the Interior, (1938). 29,(2) p. (19 cm). Map and illustrations. (Inv. #35516) 25 $ | |
;) FORT MAC LEOD HISTORICAL ASSOCIATION «Fort Mac Leod. The Story of the North West Mounted Police 1874-1904, Royal North West Mounted Police 1904-1920, Royal Canadian Mounted Police 1920 to the Present Time» Lethbridge Herald, 1958. 96 p. (23 cm). Illustrations, maps. (Inv. #38106) 15 $ | |
| (FORT SAINT-JEAN) «Papers Relating to the Surrender of Fort St. Johns and Fort Chambly» Ottawa, J. de L. Taché, 1916. 25 p. (24 cm). Cloth binding. From «Report of the Work of the Public Archives for the Years 1914 and 1915», Sessional Paper No. 29a. With a map. (Inv. #16989) 75 $ | |
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