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Ice Time: A Canadian Hockey Journey
Ice Time: A Canadian Hockey Journey by Scott Russell, published in Toronto by Viking/Penguin Books Canada in 2000. This is the Canadian first edition and first printing, identified by the “First published 2000” statement and complete number line from 10 through 1. It is an illustrated hardcover in its original dust jacket.
Written by the award-winning Canadian sports journalist and broadcaster, Ice Time looks beyond professional hockey’s brightest spotlight to explore the people, communities, traditions, and personal experiences that give the game its distinctive place in Canadian life. The text is supplemented with illustrations, including black-and-white photographs.
This copy is flat signed by Scott Russell on the title page. The title page also contains additional dated handwriting, inscriptions, and apparent signatures by unidentified persons. These additional inscriptions are included as found, but no identities or authenticity beyond the author signature are represented.
The book and dust jacket are in Very Good overall condition. Light shelf and edge wear is visible on the jacket, which is now protected in a removable clear plastic cover. The photographed representative interior page appears clean and shows one of the book’s black-and-white photographic features. Please review the photographs for the appearance of the jacket, signature, additional title-page writing, copyright details, and interior.
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Ice Time: A Canadian Hockey Journey by Scott Russell, published in Toronto by Viking/Penguin Books Canada in 2000. This is the Canadian first edition and first printing, identified by the “First published 2000” statement and complete number line from 10 through 1. It is an illustrated hardcover in its original dust jacket.
Written by the award-winning Canadian sports journalist and broadcaster, Ice Time looks beyond professional hockey’s brightest spotlight to explore the people, communities, traditions, and personal experiences that give the game its distinctive place in Canadian life. The text is supplemented with illustrations, including black-and-white photographs.
This copy is flat signed by Scott Russell on the title page. The title page also contains additional dated handwriting, inscriptions, and apparent signatures by unidentified persons. These additional inscriptions are included as found, but no identities or authenticity beyond the author signature are represented.
The book and dust jacket are in Very Good overall condition. Light shelf and edge wear is visible on the jacket, which is now protected in a removable clear plastic cover. The photographed representative interior page appears clean and shows one of the book’s black-and-white photographic features. Please review the photographs for the appearance of the jacket, signature, additional title-page writing, copyright details, and interior.
