A history of the Burnie Paper Mill in north-west Tasmania, tracing the rise and fall of the pulp and paper industry from 1936 to 2010.
H. Sloane's first edition history of the 30th Battalion AIF, from Fromelles to the Hindenburg Line, with 65 firsthand contributions from former members. Hardcover, 1938, 399 pages, indexed.
A short history of Australia's railways by Patsy Adam-Smith, written partly with younger readers in mind. First edition, 1969.
The Railton - Roland Branch Line traces the Kentish municipality railway built in 1913-14 and opened by Joseph Lyons, later Prime Minister of Australia.
N.C. Smith's history of the 21st Battalion AIF, from Gallipoli to the Western Front, including Sergeant Albert Lowerson's Victoria Cross at Mont St Quentin. Hardcover with dustjacket, 1997, 291 pages.

