A scarce 8-page vintage regional pamphlet detailing the military outpost and convict "dog line" at Eaglehawk Neck.
A scarce historical booklet detailing the pioneering families, ministers, and early church development of Methodism across Tasmania from 1820 to 1920. Packed with early regional records, this remains a valuable primary reference for local genealogy and social history researchers.
A scarce, pocket-sized early 20th-century field handbook detailing the native bird species of Tasmania and its surrounding islands. Compiled by noted scientist Clive E. Lord in conjunction with the Tasmanian Field Naturalists' Club, this 48-page booklet is an important primary document for early Australian ornithology collectors.
A first-edition copy of Littler's 1910 guide to Tasmanian birdlife. Please note: Physically, this is a heavily worn, poor-condition copy, but it has interesting Tasmanian historical provenance.
A first-edition copy of Bishop Nixon's narrative of his visit to the Bass Strait islands, featuring his original woodcut illustrations. This particular copy carries an interesting chain of Tasmanian ownership spanning over a century.
An original 1912 first-edition maritime history detailing Commodore Sir John Hayes’ Pacific expeditions and his early mapping of southern Tasmania. Please note: This volume is missing the primary folded chart facing page 24 and is offered strictly as a working research copy.
A scarce 1905 historical survey detailing the administrations of early colonial governors like Collins, Davey, Sorell, and Arthur. Originally delivered as lectures during the 1904 centenary, this volume was published by the legendary Tasmanian photographer and historian John Watt Beattie.
A magnificent and deeply evocative out-of-print study of the intricate beauty, scale, and critical ecological importance of Australia's native trees. Published in Hobart in 2001, this monumental volume pairs the masterwork landscape imagery of legendary wilderness photographer Peter Dombrovskis with an authoritative natural history commentary by renowned ecologist Professor Jamie Kirkpatrick.
A scarce original 1916 corporate legal pamphlet outlining the founding regulations of the prominent Launceston-based woolbrokers and stock agents, Allan Stewart Limited.

