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1 ADAMS, RICHARD. Watership Down. (Sydney): Angus & Robertson, (1974). 8vo. Original cloth. Gilt. Dustjacket. (viii, 414pp.). With a col. fold. map at end. $60 2 ADAMS, W.H.D. The Boy makes the Man: A Book of Anecdotes and Examples for the Use of Youth. ... London: T. Nelson and Sons, 1868. Sm. 8vo. Orig. blind-stamped and gilt-embossed cloth (rear board slightly marked). (208pp.). With frontisp., and full-page illusts. Contemp. inscription on front fly-leaf. $65 3 AHLERS, Cyriacus. Some Observations concerning The Woman of Godlyman in Surrey. Made at Guilford on Sunday, Nov. 20, 1726. Tending to prove her extraordinary Deliveries to be a Cheat and Imposture. London: Printed for J. Roberts, 1726. 8vo. Limp marble paper boards with titling-label. (xii, 28pp.). With engraved tail-piece illust. 1st ed. Rare. NOTE: The author was Surgeon to His Majesty. $350 4 ALEXANDER, A. Governors’ Ladies: The Wives and Mistresses of Van Diemen’s Land Governors. (Hobart): Tasmanian Historical Research Association, 1987. Roy. 8vo. Orig. cloth. Dustjacket. (x, 188pp.). With col. frontisp., 17 full-page plates, and 3 full-page maps. $45 5 AMERY, Rob. Ed. by. Warra Kaurna. A Resource for Kaurna Language Programs. ... (Elizabeth, Sth. Aust.) 1997. F’scap folio. Orig. spiral-bound illust. wrapper. TOGETHER WITH: Kaurna Paltinna. A Kaurna song book. Ed. by C. Schultz, N. Varcoe, & Rob Amery. (Adelaide 1999). Uniformly bound with the above title. Illustrated. Total 2 vols. Fine. $60 6 ANDREWS, W. Bygone Punishments. Hull: William Andrews & Co., 1890. 8vo. Orig. cloth (slightly rubbed). Gilt. T.e.g. (x, 252pp.). With num. text-illusts. Old rubber name stamp on title-page. Bookplate inside front cover. A good copy. $65 7 ANGAS, G.F. Australia: A Popular Account of its Physical Features, Inhabitants, Natural History and Productions. With the History of its Colonization. ... London n.d. (circa 1865). 12mo. Orig. cloth (spine extremities slightly worn). Gilt. (366, 4pp.). With fold. col. map, and num. illusts. by the author. $100 8 ARCHER, J.L. John Lee Archer: Tasmanian Architect and Engineer. (Launceston) 1962. Sm. 4to. Original cloth. Dustjacket. (xiv, 70pp.). With frontispiece, num. illusts., floor-plans, etc., and illust. endpapers. Fine. $85 9 AUSTRALIA. Glimpses of Australia. Souvenir for the United States Navy. August - September, 1908. (Sydney 1908). Oblong 8vo. Orig. illust. cloth (spine wrinkled). With frontisp., full-page map, 6 col. state coats-of-arms, and 150 full-page plates (25 for each of the 6 states). $125 10 (AUSTRALIAN W.W. I. POSTER): Record of Australia’s Voluntary Effort in the Great War A.I.F.) Aug. 4th 1914 to June 28th 1919. Coloured poster, Copyrighted J. W. Sanders, Late A.I.F.). Measurements 60 x 43.5 cm., plus mount, framed and glazed. Highly decorative poster with inset portraits of Lieut. Gen. Sir J. Monash, as well as the seven commanders of the various Australian Divisions. Includes a record of Honours Awarded and num. border illust. vignettes. In fine condition. $1,000 1 11 BACKHOUSE, James. A Narrative of a Visit to the Australian Colonies. London: Hamilton, Adams & Co., 1843. Thick Roy. 8vo. Orig. blind stamped cloth (spine extremities slightly rubbed). Spine gilt. (xviii, 560, cxliv pp.). With frontisp., 14 full-page plates of which 1 is fold., text-illusts., and 3 fold. maps at end. Complete and scarce. An 1843 inscription on front fly-leaf, otherwise a particularly fine copy. $1,750 12 BAGLIN, D. & Y. AUSTIN. Australian Pub Crawl. (Sydney 1977). 4to. Orig. cloth. Dustjacket. (200pp.). Profusely illust. in colour throughout. Signed by both authors. 1st edition. Fine. $50 13 BAILEY, L.H. The Standard Cyclopedia of Horticulture. 3 vols (complete). New York: Macmillan, 1953. 4to. Orig. cloth. In chipped and crudely tape-repaired illust. dustjackets. Profusely illust. with 120 plates of which some col., and over 4,000 text illusts. Printed in double- column. Some foxing, otherwise fine. $300 14 BAKER, A.D. Tasmania now and then. Hobart: J. Walch & Sons, 1938. 8vo. Orig. cloth. (130pp.). With 16 full-page plates, and map. The Ingleton copy with bookplate on front endpaper. $60 15 BANKOFF, G. The Story of Surgery. London (1947). 8vo. Orig. cloth. Dustjacket. (248pp.). With frontisp., and full-page plates. 1st ed. Bookplate inside front cover. $45 16 BARNET, J. (By P. Bridges and D. McDonald). James Barnet: Colonial Architect. (Sydney 1988). 4to. Orig. cloth. Dustjacket. (144pp.). Profusely illust. Fine. NOTE: James Barnet (1827-1904) came to Sydney in 1854, and from 1862 to 1890 was Colonial Architect of New South Wales. $60 17 BARNETT, P.N. Woodcut Book-Plates. Foreword by Lionel Lindsay. Sydney: Privately printed at the Beacon Press, 1934. Sm. 4to. Orig. qtr. parchment boards (slightly discoloured). (224pp.). With col. frontisp. (book-plate of H.R.H. Edward, Prince of Wales, by Adrian Feint, and signed by the artist), title-vign., num. orig. bookplates tipped- in of which some coloured and signed by the different artists, and text- illusts. Edition limited to 210 numbered copies, fully signed “P. Neville Barnett”. Uncut. $750 18 BARRETT, W.R. History of the Church of England in Tasmania. Hobart 1942. Roy. 8vo. Orig. qtr. cloth with printed boards (slightly shelf-soiled). (iv, 92pp.). Inscription inside front cover. $40 19 BARTON, R.D. Reminiscences of an Australian Pioneer. Sydney: Tyrrell’s Limited, 1917. 8vo. Orig. cloth (spine faded). (viii, 288pp.). With portrait. Scarce. $150 20 BAXTER, G. (By C.T. Courtney Lewis). George Baxter: The Picture Printer. London n.d. (circa 1920). Thick sm. 4to. Orig. cloth. T.e.g. (xxxvi, 608pp.). With col. frontisp., 77 plates many of which are col., and corrigenda slip. Plates No. 75 & 78 were destroyed in production and hence were not published. Lim. ed. A complete copy of this important reference. Former owner’s name on f.f.e.p., otherwise fine. $300 21 BAXTER, G. (By C.T. Courtney Lewis). The Picture Printer of the Nineteenth Century. George Baxter, 1804-1867. London: Sampson Low, Marston & Co., 1911. Thick sm. 4to. Original 2 full buckram binding adorned with an oval Baxter coloured illustration, and profusely gilt stamped with heightened borders. T.e.g. other edges uncut. (xxvi, 364pp.). With col. frontisp., 15 full-page col. plates each with its captioned tissue-guard, and num. b/w plates. Slight foxing, otherwise a handsome copy. Important reference listing all of Baxter’s work. $150 22 BEAN, C.E.W. Gallipoli Correspondent. The frontline diary of C.E.W. Bean. Selected and annotated by K. Fewster. Sydney: George Allen & Unwin, (1983). Royal 8vo. Orig. cloth. Dustjacket. (218pp.). With frontispiece, numerous illusts. some full-page, 2 maps, and col. illust. endpapers. 1st edition. Bookplate on verso of front fly-leaf. Fine. NOTE: Charles Edwin Woodrow Bean (1879-1968) was Australia’s official correspondent during the First World War. He landed at Gallipoli on the first day 25th April 1915 and remained until the evacuation. More than any other he shaped the Anzac Legend. $60 23 BEASLEY, A.W. Fellowship of Three: The Lives and Association of John Hunter ... James Cook ... and Joseph Banks ... (Kenthurst, NSW): Kangaroo Press, (1993). Roy. 8vo. Orig. cloth. Spine gilt. Dustjacket. (80pp.). With 2 col. plates, num. b/w text-illusts., maps, geneal. tables, and endpaper maps. $45 24 BEATTIE, J.W. Glimpses of the Lives and Times of the Early Tasmanian Governors. Being Lectures delivered in Hobart during the Centenary Celebrations in February, 1904. Hobart (1905). 8vo. Orig. cloth. Gilt title to front cover. (4, 48pp.). With 48 full-page plates, some of which are fold. Fine. $125 25 BEAUVOIR, Le Comte (Ludovic) de. Voyage Autour du Monde: Australie, Java, Siam, Canton, Pekin, Yeddo, San Francisco. ... Paris: E. Plon, 1875. Tall 4to. Orig. qtr. morocco over pebble-grain cloth boards. Spine extra gilt and with raised bands. All edges gilt. Silk- wove endpapers. (viii, 662pp.). With additional illust. title-page printed in red/black ink, folding maps, and num. illusts. some of which are full- page. Fine. F. 6843a. $225 26 BEAUVOIR, le Comte de. Australie. Voyage Autour du Monde. ... Paris: E. Plon, 1874. Sm. 8vo. Orig. printed wrapper (slightly chipped). (viii, 364pp.). With frontisp., 12 full-page plates, and 2 fold. col. maps. Text in French. Uncut. $60 27 BEAUVOIR, Marquis de. A Voyage Round the World. ... 2 vols. (Vol. I: Australia; Vol. II: Java, Siam, Canton). London: John Murray, 1870. Sm. 8vo. Orig. half calf over marbled paper boards. Spines gilt, with raised bands and contrasting morocco titling-label. Marbled edges and matching endpapers. Ferguson 6845. A fine and complete copy. $150 28 BELL, P. The Mount Mulligan Disaster. (Townsville): James Cook University of North Queensland, 1978. Roy. 8vo. Orig. illust. wrapper. (x, 288pp.). With numerous illusts., and maps. (Studies in North Queensland History No. 2.). NOTE: Account of a mining disaster in Queensland on 19 September, 1921, in which 75 men and boys lost their lives. $50 29 BERKELEY, G. Philosophical Commentaries generally called the Commonplace Book. (By) George Berkeley Bishop of Cloyne. An editio diplomatica transcribed and edited with introduction and notes 3 by A.A. Luce ... London: Thomas Nelson and Sons, 1944. Small 4to. Orig. cloth binding with title-label on spine. (xlii, 486pp.). With frontisp. Previous owner’s signature and inscription on front fly-leaf. Limited edition of 400 copies, of which this is No. 346. $75 30 BESANKO, W.W. Historic Terowie: A Pictorial History. Terowie, Sth. Aust.: 1977. Sm. 4to. Orig. illust. boards. (144pp.). Profusely illustrated. Fine. $40 31 BIRCHLEY, Delia. God’s Own Country: The Johnstone Shire Story. (Brisbane: Boolarong Publications, 1988). 4to. Orig. illust. boards. (14, iv, 116pp.). With map, and num. illusts. some full-page, some col. $50 32 BISCHOFF, James.
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