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The Wee Folk – About the Elves in Nova Scotia – Mary Alma Dillman – 1964 Sixth Edition
The Wee Folk – About the Elves in Nova Scotia – Mary Alma Dillman – 1964 Sixth Edition
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Charming vintage Canadian children’s book, The Wee Folk: About the Elves in Nova Scotia by Mary Alma Dillman.
Originally copyrighted in 1953, this copy is marked Sixth Edition 1964 and was printed and bound in Canada by Rolph-Clark-Stone, Maritimes, Limited of Halifax, Nova Scotia.
The green cloth hardcover, gold lettering and colourful illustrated title page give this book excellent vintage character. A neat piece of Nova Scotia folklore, children’s literature and Canadiana.
Details
- Title: The Wee Folk
- Subtitle: About the Elves in Nova Scotia
- Author: Mary Alma Dillman
- Copyright: 1953
- Edition: Sixth Edition, 1964
- Printed and bound in Canada
- Publisher/printer: Rolph-Clark-Stone, Maritimes, Limited
- Halifax, Nova Scotia
- Green cloth hardcover with gold lettering
- Illustrated throughout
- Includes stories such as:
- Christmas Eve in Teaberry Hollow
- The Elves Hold a Convention
- The Woodcarver
- Wee Danny of Velvety Green
- Vintage Canadian children’s book / folklore collectible
Condition
Good vintage condition overall. The green cloth cover shows light age-related wear, rubbing and minor marks. Interior pages show normal toning consistent with age but appear clean and well preserved from the photos.
Please review all photos carefully as they form part of the description.
Pickup and Shipping Information
Local pickup in Saskatoon is available by arrangement, and cash is accepted at pickup.
Shipping is available throughout Canada and the United States, calculated at checkout by the total weight of your order (Canada from $5, US from $18 — full rate chart in the shipping policy).
For shipped orders within Canada, payment is by Interac e-Transfer or PayPal. For US orders, payment is by PayPal. US buyers are responsible for any duties, tariffs, taxes, brokerage and import charges.
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Recycling the past, one item at a time.
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