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Orders Beautiful Stoney Keppel Including the Village of Shallow Lake 1855-1986 Keppel Township Historical Society

Name: Orders Beautiful Stoney Keppel Including the Village of Shallow Lake 1855-1986 Keppel Township Historical Society
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Orders Beautiful Stoney Keppel Including the Village of Shallow Lake 1855-1986 Keppel Township Historical Society

Orders Beautiful Stoney Keppel Including the Village of Shallow Lake 1855-1986 Keppel Township Historical Society, BEAUTIFUL STONEY KEPPEL INCLUDING THE VILLAGE OF SHALLOW LAKE: 1855-1986 A Project of the.

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Product Name: Orders Beautiful Stoney Keppel Including the Village of Shallow Lake 1855-1986 Keppel Township Historical Society

orders BEAUTIFUL STONEY KEPPEL INCLUDING THE VILLAGE OF SHALLOW LAKE: 1855-1986. A Project of the Keppel Township Historical Society. Edited by Betty Warrilow, Betty Siegrist and W. Bev Shouldice. W.D. Keeling Printers, Limited. Owen Sound, Ontario. 1986. 484 pgs. attractive unread copy some marks to leather covers. Hardcover.

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Part of a very large collection of books and paper I will be listing on this id. Let me know if there is anything your specifically looking for- easy enough to say yes or no. Have historically sold to a lot of private collectors across North America and to many Canadian institutions.