"Pear Growing in the Annapolis Valley" print (1949) Size:24x36" Québec has been spoiled by

Québec has been spoiled by the amount of skill that has gone into rendering it

and if that puts you in the mood for reading a University of Guelph essay on the original 1949 edition of this booklet (and many other Canadian cookbooks through the ages)

and I'm always stunned and delighted by diverse states they're in

well-illustrated pest booklets published by the Department's research branch in the late 1950s and early 1960s that remind me of the DIY punk zines I grew up with

but the designer is left uncredited

"Pear Growing in the Annapolis Valley" print (1949) Size:24x36" Québec has been spoiled byNova Scotia has made much talk around the province's mermaids and how the devil put a giant rock in the gulch on Boularderie Island, but few dare speak of the "Great Pear" seen floating over the Annapolis Valley in 1949. Here it is pictured on the cover of a Canadian Department of Agriculture publication from August of that year. Serious. A booklet cover reproduction available at 12x18" or 24x36" on Epson Enhanced Matte 192 gsm paper printed with