Silver Fox Odyssey
The History of the Canadian Silver
Fox Industry
Joseph E. Forester
Anne D. Forester
Silver Fox Odyssey traces the creation and growth of a
once major industry on Prince Edward Island, silver fox
farming.  

The founders of this commercial industry, Islanders
Charles Dalton and Robert Oulton, used versatility and
cooperation to foster the growth of their enterprise.  Their
life stories form an integral part of the history of the
industry and add a great deal of colour to an already
romantic story.  

Though fox farming declined, fur farming, as an industry,
continued to grow for many years.  Its contributions
extend to a number of fields and its scope far exceeded
the dreams of its original pioneers.
  • Charlottetown, 1980.  
  • Soft cover.
  • 134 pages, 11" X 8 1/2".
  • Illustrated, glossary, bibliography, periodicals.
  • Item No. 1980FOREST
  • Price $19.95 Canadian
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Introduction
Acknowledgements
Chapter One - Fox Fur in History
Chapter Two - The Founding of the Silver Fox Industry
Chapter Three - The Gold Rush is On! (1910-1914)
Chapter Four - World War I
Chapter Five - The Growth Years (1919-1929)
Chapter Six - No Depression Here (1929-1939)
Chapter Seven - World War II - Change and Decline
Chapter Eight - Are Foxes on the Comeback Trail?
Chapter Nine - Fox and Fur
Chapter Ten - Other Countries
Chapter Eleven - Who's Who in Fox Farming
Glossary
Selected Biography
Periodicals
List of Biographies: Dr. J. A. Allen, Dr. E. S. Archibald, Frank G. Ashbrook, C. F. Bailey, E. M. Taylor, Johan Beetz,
Howard Bollert, Clarence R. Bollert, Franklin Bovyer, Dr. E. Rendle Bowness, George Brown, George Callbeck, J. W.
Callbeck, Peter Clark, Fred Colpitts, James Colpitts, Sir Charles Dalton, Arthur M. Doyle, Edward Fromm, Henry
Fromm, John Fromm, Walter Fromm, Capt. James Gordon, Dr. C. Kenneth Gunn, Lowell Hancock, Robert Hodgson,
Robert Humphrey, John Jack, J. Walter Jones, Bovyer Jones, Sven Klintberg, Dr. J. H. LaForest, Christopher
Donovan Lang, Lloyd Lockerby, F. J. Lockerby, J. R. Lockerby, J. J. E. MacCague, John A. MacDonald, Dr. R. H.
MacDonald, Lt. Col. Daniel A. MacKinnon, F. George MacLeod, W. Chester  MacLure, Gordon MacMillan, Alphonso
Knight McNeill, Lee Mansfield, Catherine Mansfield, Ernest Mill, George Morrison, J. Edgar Milligan, Hugh
Montgomery, Robert Oulton, Dr. R. Rajotte, Benjamin Rayner, Silas Rayner, Raoul Reymond, B. Graham Rogers, W.
H. C. Ruthven, Walter R. Shaw, Frank Tuplin, James College Tuplin, Robert Tuplin, and Roy Woodside.