A comprehensive study of how the Tasmanian landscape has been seen and represented — through history, fiction, art, film and the accounts of travellers — by Roslynn Haynes, a Fellow of the Australian Academy of the Humanities and author of around ten books spanning literature, art and science. Still widely cited today in academic scholarship, the book traces themes from early colonial "picturesque" landscape painting through to the "Tasmanian Gothic" of prison narratives and contemporary film.
A guide to identifying the main broad-leaf weeds found in Tasmanian crops and pastures. Co-author Dennis Morris later worked with botanist Winifred Curtis on The Student's Flora of Tasmania, also in our stock.
A popular account of the furred land mammals, snakes and introduced mammals of Tasmania, including the thylacine, by Michael Sharland — Tasmanian journalist, photographer and ornithologist who wrote the Mercury's nature column under the pen name "Peregrine" for 60 years, from around 1921 to 1971.
A book profiling the experiences of Tasmanians serving in the RAAF as air crew during World War Two, drawn together by Sue Johnson and Brian Winspear.
John Bufton's account of Tasmania's contribution to the Second Boer War (1899–1902) in South Africa — referred to here by the contemporary term "Transvaal War," not to be confused with the earlier First Boer War of 1880–81.
Tasmap's Adamsfield #4426 series map
Tasmap's Blessington #5240 series map

