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  • Fossil Fern Fragments – Lune River Tasmania – Early Jurassic Forest circa 182 million years old.

    Fossil Fern Fragments – Lune River Tasmania – Early Jurassic Forest circa 182 million years old.

    Three nice small examples of fossil fern from the Lune River area deep in the southern reaches of Tasmania. Nicely cut and polished.

    The dating of the examples in this location to the middle of the early Jurassic Period (182 Ma) was by isotopic measurements on zircons found in the volcanic sandstone hosting the fossils (Bromfield et al 2007). Also refer the excellent guide by P. Manchester.

    A nice cabinet group weighing circa 60gms.

    Fossil ferns from Jurassic Tasmania .

    SO SORRY SOLD

    $30.00

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  • Vanished Fleets [Tasmania] – Alan Villiers

    Vanished Fleets [Tasmania] – Alan Villiers

    Published by the Cat & Fiddle Press, Hobart in 1974.

    A special maritime history of Van Diemen’s Land by the knowledgeable Alan Villiers. Superbly illustrated.

    Villiers himself crewed on the whale-ship Sir James Clark Ross into the Southern Ross Sea in 1923-24.

    Covers Captain Kelly (see Voyager book on Kelly); The voyage of the “Woodman”; the loss of the “George III”; the adventure of the whaler “Essex” and Captain Tregurtha’s Log; Hobart Clippers and “Graveyard Island”.

    The illustrations include – The “Royal William”; the “James Craig”; the “Hobart Regatta”; the “Fram” (Amundsen) in the Derwent; the “velocity” and the “Tasmanian Cape Horn Trader in Hard Weather”.

    A smorgasbord of Tasmanian and cold water Sail

    $50.00

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  • Tasmania’s North East – Loone

    Tasmania’s North East – Loone

    A 1981 re-issue of the near impossible to get 1920’s publication by the respected Loone.

    Octavo, hardback printed in Launceston, 189 pages set as the original with period images etc. Fine copy, with a perfect dust jacket albeit we do not take to the modern design.

    Loone was a pioneer of the area and a dignitary of Scottsdale. He sets out his story in discrete chapters that tell their own story. Much about the early settler’s explorations, the development of Scottsdale. Mining in the area and specifics of various finds good and bad. Forestry and agriculture. Early recollections of aboriginal identities.

    Tasmanian North East one of the worlds best North East’s,

    $50.00

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  • Beaconsfield Tasmania – Town with a History – Coultman Smith

    Beaconsfield Tasmania – Town with a History – Coultman Smith

    Soft cover self published by the author in 1978. A super history, a really good job done on the Tasmanian mining town by Coultman Smith. Very good condition bar the ghost of an old sticker front cover.

    Perfect bound, 78 pages, illustrated throughout including pull-out town plan which helps you get around the text. We love the image of the author on the rear cover – fag in mouth and a good smile for an ex army Colonel.

    We love it – and a special one for mining buffs.

    Beaconsfield probably the best one.

    $30.00

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  • Tasmanian Writers – 10 Short Stories – 1969

    Tasmanian Writers – 10 Short Stories – 1969

    Soft cover published by Fullers Bookshop, Hobart in 1969. A nice copy – carries the bookplate of Tassie lover R. C. Hutchinson.

    Octavo, perfect bound, 88 pages. Ten super stories by writers of the day including three by Hobart Jazz Legend Tom Pickering.

    Sort Stories by Tasmanian Writers of the 1960’s

    $25.00

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  • Snakes and Lizards of Australia – Observer Book Series – David McPhee

    Snakes and Lizards of Australia – Observer Book Series – David McPhee

    Published by Methuen, Sydney in 1979, an exceptionally clean copy of this respected book about Australian snakes and lizards.

    Pocket sized hardback, every snake and lizard accompanied by a good coloured image clear enough to actually identify the species [this clarity issue is a problem with mots other books on the subject].

    The book commences with some general information on snakes and lizards but be warned that the treatment for snake bite is no longer the preferred method – keep up to date with that!

    Our not so favourite – the red-bellied black snake that we used to see in our garden in Pullenvale west Brisbane

    Snakes and Lizards a perfect combo.

    $30.00

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