An original 1877 first-edition compilation of colonial Tasmanian geography. Please note: This volume is in severely damaged condition but has institutional provenance and includes the rare folding map.
An original 1877 first-edition compilation of colonial Tasmanian geography. Please note: This volume is in severely damaged condition but has institutional provenance and includes the rare folding map.
A comprehensive and well illustrated history of Tasmanian railways.
This Tasmanian transport history book recounts a period from around 1850 to 1960 when men battled almost overwhelming odds to carve a living out of an unforgiving land.
An illustrated reference to the rolling stock preserved by the Don River Railway in northern Tasmania. Colour photos throughout.
A history of the main coach highway between Hobart and Launceston in Tasmania - still largely the route followed by north / south traffic through the middle Tasmania.
A tribute to the locomotive engine men who crewed Tasmania's railways from its earliest days through to recent times. This is an out-of-print book in USED condition.
Memories of Tasmania's West Coast is a pictorial journey through the construction of the West Coast road, the Great Lake road to Bronte, the Tarraleah road, and the Queenstown to Zeehan road, now all highways.
The companion volume to the popular regional series by respected Tasmanian transport and local historian L.J. (Les) Morley. An essential visual and narrative archive capturing the rugged pioneering grit of early West Coast mining towns, bush tracks, and local characters.
A pictorial history of trams and trolley buses in Tasmania.
A history booklet about Australia's first railway, powered by convict labour.