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  • Two Middle-Aged Ladies in Andalusia – P Chetwode – First Edition 1963

    Two Middle-Aged Ladies in Andalusia – P Chetwode – First Edition 1963

    A very good copy of the first edition of this unusual travel book published by Voyager’s favourite publisher John Murray in 1963.

    Octavo, 153 pages, nice images form the author’s photographs, maps etc. Good dust jacket.

    The unusual title refers to the author and her mode of transport – a mule with a few years. They trek around this interesting part of southern Spain, Andalusia. A different sort of narrative with a strong, honest in the moment style of writing. You could be there, not only the place but the time.

    Most interesting element – Don Diego – Valley of the Cave Dwellers. Wonder what it is like today?

    Andalusia – a place to experience …. Take care of the mule.

    $30.00

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  • Bush Tram-Ways & Private Railways of Tasmania – J.G. Branagan.

    Bush Tram-Ways & Private Railways of Tasmania – J.G. Branagan.

    Self-published by Branagan in 1992.

    A fine copy, softcover, perfect bound, 174 pages, profusely illustrated from period images, and lots of maps of tracks etc.

    Cover the period 1850 to 1960 and we doubt there has been much missed by an author thoroughly immersed in his task.

    Cover every region of Tasmania and the number of lines referenced too many to count … and the mining industry, of course, features heavily.

    Bush-Tramways – love it

    $30.00

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  • The Search for the Islands of Solomon 1567-1838 – Colin Jack-Hinton.

    The Search for the Islands of Solomon 1567-1838 – Colin Jack-Hinton.

    A first edition of this substantial book [size and depth of content] published by the Clarendon [Oxford University] Press, Oxford in 1969.

    Large scale royal octavo, 411 pages, illustrated very nicely with maps and charts. Good condition, some marks to page edges and title otherwise clean  . A heavy book not really suitable for Overseas postage.

    Starting with the Spaniard Mendana’a expedition and taking in several later voyages of discovery the Solomon Islands were finally understood from a geographical form point of view in the first half of the 19th Century.

    The author not only undertook painstaking research of manuscripts, early volumes and charts but also set out himself to understand this elusive group first hand.

    The Solomon Islands probably the best in depth book on the early adventurous explorations that put the islands on the map.

    $80.00

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  • Australian Poetry 1956 – Selected by A.A. Phillips

    Australian Poetry 1956 – Selected by A.A. Phillips

    Published by Angus and Robertson in 1956, first edition.

    Hardcover, with dust jacket, 80 pages, a tiny bit of age still very good – a good year 1956.

    43 poems by the best pens of the day … including Randolph Stow [Sea Children]; Vivian Smith [Myth and Last Summer]; Harold Stewart [Orpheus and the Trees]; Douglas Stewart [Sarcochilus Fitgeraldi and Lyrebird] … and more good ones … our favourite probably Sea Children … well we have a soft spot for R Stow.

    1956 a good year for poetry – all in one place.

    $25.00

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  • Sarah Island – The Penal Settlement at Macquarie Harbour [West Coast Tasmania] 1831

    Sarah Island – The Penal Settlement at Macquarie Harbour [West Coast Tasmania] 1831

    A short historical brochure produced by the entertaining and hard working Round Earth Company – a good bunch.

    Card covers 16 pages, including exterior, nice graphic production with a multi pot purri of facts about this once hell on earth convict establishment – or was it – they had a very nice bakery and a forge to die for – there again probably someone did!

    A small item that will be reinvoiced at letter rates – or best with something else related … check our site.

    Sarah island – a fascinating place with an equally fascination history – worth the trip out West.

    $8.00

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  • Not Proven – Bruce Graeme – First Edition 1935 – Scarce

    Not Proven – Bruce Graeme – First Edition 1935 – Scarce

    Very scarce first edition crime novel from 1935 published by Hutchinson, London.

    Part of the Superintendent Stevens and Inspector Pierre Allain series .. and following on from his novel of earlier in 1935 … Satan’s Mistress.

    Octavo, 286 pages and one page catalogue. Red cloth covered boards with black designs and titling to front and spine, a pretty good dust jacket. A very good copy of a near impossible to get first edition.

    Based in London, a well thought after, but regarded as a bit peculiar, detective comes home early to find his wife with a French lover … she does not know he has spotted her in action – so to speak. Ravaged with jealousy he plans the perfect murder, and carries it out with some triumph … but he does not account for the arrival of Pierre Allain from Paris. By a series of ingenious deductions and unusual police work Allain nails his man … but it doesn’t quite end as you would think … au reviour!  We love it!

    Bruce Graeme was a “nom de plume” of Graham Montague Jeffries (1900-1982).

    Rare crime first edition 1935.

    $60.00

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