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Halifax: Royal Print & Litho, 1917. First Edition . Staple-bound. Fair+. 16mo - over 5¾" - 6¾" tall. Oblong booklet of contemporary views, 32 pp; cover is detached with a tape repair along interior spine, also shows soiling & small tear, interior shows some minor soiling & evidence of a removed sticker on upper corner of title page. [17]

Halifax, Nova Scotia: Royal Print & Litho, 1917. Book. Good+. Soft cover. Presumed First Edition. A thirty-two page pamphlet with forty black and white photographs of the Halifax explosion of 1917; card covers are fully intact but are worn and soiled somewhat; ex-library stamps on top right of front cover, top and bottom of title page and top and bottom of inside back cover; otherwise a solid, clean copy with no marking or underlining; collectible condition..

Halifax, Nova Scotia: H. H. Marshall Ltd., Publishers' Agents, 1917. Advance proof. very good. 1st edition. unpaginated. Oblong. Green wrappers, creased, remnants of sticker - aged appropriately. Illustrated with B&W photographs throughout. A bright, clean copy considering the quality of the publication. very good On Thursday, December 6th, 1917 Halifax was devasted by the explosion of the SS Mont-Blanc (French cargo ship). Loaded with war-time explosives, the SS Mont-Blanc collided with the SS Imo in the Halifax Harbour. With over 9,000 injured, and 2,000 deaths - this catastrophe is still thought of as the world's largest accidental explosion. 1917