Ken Borden, Toronto, 1967.  Introductory message from Pierre Berton; photography by Duncan Cameron.  Oblong soft cover, unpaginated.  Stapled wraps show some edge and light cover wear, light creases, small chips at spine ends; binding sound.  Inked gift inscription and prior owner’s stamp on title page; remainder of interior clean and unmarked; black & white photos throughout with humorous comments in text bubbles.  ‘In all the earnest studies produced for Canada’s Centenary, we Canadians seem to have overlooked one basic ingredient.  We may be good humoured, but we have failed to see the humour in ourselves.  And that is passing strange when you consider that on Parliament Hill we have been treated to the longest running comic revue in history.’ (from Introductory Message)