- per page
![Fishes of Tasmania | Last, Scott & Talbot | 1983 [HC – Out of Print – No. 61]](https://onlinestore.bookcellar.com.au/images/T/fishes-of-tasmania-aN4HqS.png "Fishes of Tasmania | Last, Scott & Talbot | 1983 [HC – Out of Print – No. 61]")
Compiled by P.R. Last, E.O.G. Scott and F.H. Talbot, this remains a major reference work on Tasmania's fish species, illustrated throughout with black and white drawings and photographs.
• Great Lake
• Nineteen Lagoons
• Lake Augusta
• Lake Ada
• Double Lagoon
• Little Botsford
• Little Pine Lagoon
![Fix Bayonets – The Unit History of the 51st Battalion AIF in the Great War | Neville Browning | 2000 [USED – HCDJ – Very Good]](https://onlinestore.bookcellar.com.au/images/T/Fix%20Bayonets-kQHo2m.png "Fix Bayonets – The Unit History of the 51st Battalion AIF in the Great War | Neville Browning | 2000 [USED – HCDJ – Very Good]")
The unit history of the 51st Battalion AIF, 13th Brigade, 4th Division — a South Australian and Western Australian unit raised in Egypt in February 1916. Written by Neville Browning and published in 2000.
![Flames of Fear – A History of Tasmania's Bushfire Experiences | Roger McNeice | 2016 [HCDJ]](https://onlinestore.bookcellar.com.au/images/T/xctmpYKyK4P.png "Flames of Fear – A History of Tasmania's Bushfire Experiences | Roger McNeice | 2016 [HCDJ]")
Roger McNeice's history of bushfire in Tasmania — from the mid-19th century through to recent times, covering the fires that shaped the island's rural and suburban communities and the men and women who fought them. The centrepiece of the book is Black Tuesday — 7 February 1967, when fires across southern Tasmania killed 62 people, destroyed over 1,300 homes and burned through 264,000 hectares in a single day.
