misc. bookshelf at fifty fifty modern

Freshwater Fishes of Manitoba: Checklist and Keys by Alex Fedoruk, Province of Manitoba, Department of Mines, Resources, and Environmental Management, 1971
Delhi and its Neighbourhood: Archaeological Survey of India by Y.D.Sharma, Director General Archaeological Survey of India, 1964 (1974)
There Is No Finality...: A Story of the Group of Seven by Harry Hunkin, Burns & MacEachern Ltd., 1971
Signs In Action by James Sutton, Studio Vista/Reinhold, 1965
Making Pottery Without a Wheel by F.Carlton Ball & Janice Lovoos, Van Nostrand Reinhold, 1965
What Makes a Shadow? by Clyde Robert Bulla, Illustrated by Adrienne Adams, Scholastic, 1962
International Exhibition of Contemporary Sculpture, Expo 67, Montreal, 1967
An Introduction to the American Underground Film by Sheldon Renan, E.P. Dutton, 1967 (cover by Seymour Chwast)
African Sculpture: From Canadian Collectors, Winnipeg Art Gallery, 1973
Wood Carving by Freda Skinner, Bonanza Books, 1961
Advanced Rockcraft by Royal Robbins, La Siesta Press, 1982

If you live in Winnipeg, Fifty Fifty Modern will be opening a new storefront soon and I'll be providing the shop with a very small rotating selection of books for sale. Come visit.

Grand Opening: Thursday, September 13th, 8PM. Located at 911 Corydon Avenue (at DIN Projects).

misc. bookshelf (outbox)

misc. bookshelf (color & cheer)

Color: From Rainbows to Lasers by Franklyn M. Branley, Thomas Y. Crowell Co., NY, 1978
Cheerleading and Song Leading by Marylou & Ron Humphrey, Hurtig Publishers, Edmonton, 1972 (previously)

misc. bookshelf (hypnotic fencing)

Hypnosis: The Wakeful Sleep by Larry Kettelkamp, William Morrow Co.,NY 1975
Modern Fencing by Michel Alaux, Charles Scribner's Sons, NY, 1975

Misc. bookshelf (outbox)

Nyomjuk a Sodert by Kurti Hegedus, Budapest, 1970

For Me (Language Reading Experience Program) , Toronto, 1970

A New Introduction To Computers, ?, ?, ?

Worms by Lois and Louis Darling, Random House, NY, 1980

Khali Kaphi Hausa by Gupta Sudhansu, 1992 (hindi)

Pika-kun, The Signal by Tadashi Matsui, Tokyo, 1966 (illustrated by Shinta Cho)

It's time to thin out my shelves.