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The House of Okumura / by Clayton Eshleman

In: Publishers’ Catalogues and a Chariot on Yonge Street: Marketing Canadian Books (Case Study)
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Full Title: 
The House of Okumura / by Clayton Eshleman
Description: 

A set of poems written January-May 1968

Creator: 
Eshleman, Clayton
Case Study: 
Publishers’ Catalogues and a Chariot on Yonge Street: Marketing Canadian Books
Publisher: 
Weed Flower Press
Place: 
Toronto, Ont.
Material Type: 
catalogues
Era: 
1918-1980

Citation

Contributor: 
McMaster University
Collection/Fonds: 

Nelson Ball fonds

Box: 
16
File: 
31

Subject

Subject: 
Publishing and bookselling – Ontario – Toronto
Subject: 
Weed Flower Press
Subject: 
Catalogs, Publishers' -- Canada
Subject: 
Eshleman, Clayton

Rights and Contributing Institution

Rights: 
Copyright, public domain: McMaster University owns the rights to the archival copy of the digital image in TIFF format.
Contributing Institution: 
McMaster University Libraries

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Dimensions: 
28 x 22 cm
Language: 
eng
Identifier: 
CP00144
Type: 
image
Format: 
jpg
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Theme

  • The Business of Publishing

Case Study

  • 'Publishers’ Catalogues and a Chariot on Yonge Street: Marketing Canadian Books'

Creator

  • Eshleman, Clayton

Publisher

  • Weed Flower Press

Era

  • 1918-1980

Subject

  • Catalogs, Publishers' -- Canada
  • Eshleman, Clayton
  • Publishing and bookselling – Ontario – Toronto
  • Weed Flower Press

Contributing Institution

  • McMaster University Libraries

Collection/Fonds

  • Nelson Ball fonds

Place

  • Toronto, Ont.

Material Type

  • catalogues

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