The Fraser mines vindicated, or, The history of four months

Date1949

Names

At the private press of Robert R. Reid (publisher)

Lamb, W. Kaye (William Kaye), 1904- (contributor)

Reid, Robert R. (contributor)

Waddington, Alfred, 1800?-1872 (author)

Format

Book

Notes

The Fraser mines vindicated; or, The history of four months. Contains reproduction of original title-page. A check list of the 11 known copies of the original 1858 edition, p. 92-93. Limited edition of 110 copies.

Subject

Gold mines and mining

Private Press and Fine Printing Collection : PPFPC

Country:Canada

City, town or township:Fraser River

Geograhical feature:Fraser River (B.C.)

Province or state:British Columbia

Medium

Hardcover books

Dimensions||front. (port.), plate.||

Extent

front. (port.), plate.

Language

English

CollectionBaldwin Collection of Canadiana

Usage Rights Public Domain (Learn More)

Call Number / Accession Number37131055463020D

Dewey Number917.1141 W11.11

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