The history of William and Charles Kingston and their descendants — a 344-page genealogical record compiled by Doreen Dare and published in 1994, covering the Kingston family's deep roots through the farming communities of Woodsdale, Sorell, Kellevie and Copping on Tasmania's south-east coast.
The Voyage of Governor Phillip to Botany Bay with the First Fleet, with an account of the establishment of the colonies of Port Jackson and Norfolk Island, compiled from authentic papers. First published in 1789, shortly after the events it describes, this account was among the earliest published records of the founding of the British colony at Sydney Cove in 1788. This is a 1982 reprint.
Greg French's Artificial is a meditative, quirky and unique collection of true stories based on the life and seasons of Tasmanian fly fishers.
![Artillery in Tasmania 1901–2011 | D.M. Wyatt & K. Glyde | 2012 [USED – HC – Signed by Both Authors]](https://onlinestore.bookcellar.com.au/images/T/artillery-in-tasmania-hc-HoF6p9.png "Artillery in Tasmania 1901–2011 | D.M. Wyatt & K. Glyde | 2012 [USED – HC – Signed by Both Authors]")
A chronological history of artillery units in Tasmania from Federation in 1901 through to 2011, covering 110 years of Tasmanian artillery service across two World Wars, Korea, Vietnam and the decades of peacetime garrison and training that followed.
![Ash Tuesday - Tasmanian children's story book, signed [Ages 6-10]](https://onlinestore.bookcellar.com.au/images/T/ash-tuesday-iqn5pW.png "Ash Tuesday - Tasmanian children's story book, signed [Ages 6-10]")
A vintage illustrated children's story of the devastation of bushfire in Tasmania, published the year after the state's real "Black Tuesday" bushfires of February 1967 — the disaster that killed 62 people and destroyed nearly 1,300 homes across southern Tasmania. Written by award-winning Tasmanian children's author Joan Woodberry AM, with illustrations by noted Tasmanian watercolourist Max Angus. Signed by the author.
