| (MINES) «The Production of Copper, Gold, Lead, Nickel, Silver, Zinc, and Other Metals in Canada During the Calendar Year 1919» Ottawa, Department of Mines, 1921. 76 p. (25 cm). Multiple tables. (Inv. #21107) 20 $ | |
;) MINISTÈRE DU NORD CANADIEN ET DES RESSOURCES NATIONALES «Les forces hydrauliques du Canada» Ottawa, 1958. VII,(1),79 p. (25 cm). Illustrations de L.G. Tibbles et carte en couleurs. État neuf. (Inv. #13515) 20 $ | |
;) MONTPETIT, André-Napoléon «L'Amiante c'est le Million» Lévis, Mercier & Cie, Libraires-Imprimeurs, 1884. 88 p. (17 cm). Au sujet des mines des Cantons de l'Est et des environs. (Inv. #25578) 35 $ | |
| (MONTRÉAL; LE VIEUX-PORT) «Une stratégie de réaménagement pour le Vieux-Port de Montréal. Un programme réaliste proposé par L'Association Le Vieux-Port / A redevelopment strategy for Le Vieux-Port de Montréal. A practical program proposed by the Association Le Vieux-Port» Montréal, 1979. 56 p. (27 cm). Illustrations. Bilingue. (Inv. #22178) 15 $ | |
| (MONTRÉAL; THOMAS ROBERTSON & COMPANY LTD) «100 Years of Constant Growth. The Story of Thomas Robertson & Company, Limited» Montreal, Thomas Robertson and Company, Limited, (1952). 46 p. (29 cm). Original decorated cloth. Portraits and illustrations, mostly historical. A very nice book in fine condition relating the history of the company specializing in metal, steel and iron. (Inv. #213) 65 $ | |
;) MORGENTALER, Émile «Cours de Menuiserie. Notions générales, première partie.» Montréal, Publié par Technique Revue industrielle, 1941. (22 cm). Édition révisée, première partie. Fortement illustré, reliure spirale, environ 200 pages. (Inv. #22956) 20 $ | |
| MORGENTALER, Emile «Cours de Menuiserie. Première Partie. Planches 52 à 62 inclusivement par Jean-Marie Gauvreau, directeur de l'École du Meuble [Notions Générales, Édition Révisée]» Montréal, Enseignement Spécialisé de la Province de Québec, Office des Cours par Correspondance, c. 1965. (23 cm). Illustrations. Environ 200 pages. (Inv. #4242) 20 $ | |
| NATIONAL FILM BOARD OF Canada «Logging in Canada» (Ottawa?), The National Film Board of Canada in co-operation with Forest Products Laboratories of Canada, c. 1955. Oblong (22 X 28 cm). Being 32 beautiful card photographs mostly about Quebec, some about British Columbia, with explanatory text for each, offered in printed card wrappers. Publisher inscribes that nearly two billion dollars in wealth is created each year in Canada by industries depending on our forests for their raw materials; to make these raw materials available, about 150,000 men are employed each year in cutting down the trees and moving them from forest to mill or market, business known as logging. The pictures in this folder tell the story of logging and its importance to Canada; they show what the forests are like, how the trees are cut down and transported, and some of their main uses. A very nice item. (Inv. #14670) 35 $ | |
| NATIONAL FILM BOARD OF CANADA «Mining for Metals» Ottawa, (1956?). Oblong (22 X 28 cm). Séries of 32 photographic plates in a portfolio, prepared in co-operation with the Department of Mines and Technical Surveys. (Inv. #15712) 20 $ | |
| NATIONAL MUSEUM OF CANADA «Annual Report of the National Museum of Canada for the Fiscal Yar 1953-54» Ottawa, Department of Northern Affairs and National Resources, 1955. IV,122 p. (25 cm). Bulletin No. 136. Content: "Excavations of Thule and Dorset Culture site at Resolute, Cornwallis Island, N.W.T." (15 p.; Henry B. Collins) / "Pictographs in southwestern Alberta" (19 p.; Douglas Leechman) / "Studies on the shore fauna of the St. Lawrence estuary and Gaspe coast" (8 p.; E.L. Bousfield) ? others? Illustrations. (Inv. #1611) 20 $ | |
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