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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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  • The Foraminifera: An Introduction to the Study of Protozoa- Frederick Chapmen – First edition 1902.

    The Foraminifera: An Introduction to the Study of Protozoa- Frederick Chapmen – First edition 1902.

    A first edition by Longman, Green et al, London in 1902.

    Octavo, 354 pages after preliminaries, illustrated with the little foram beauties. A super work for those fascinated by this many varied and ubiquitous life form. Scarce and in good condition bar a bit of wear to the cloth at edges.

    Frederick Chapman (1864-1943) studied and worked as Assistant in the Geological Laboratory at the Royal School of Chemistry, London before emigrating to Australia. He was given a position as palaeontologist at the National Museum Melbourne

    Chapman shared his extensive knowledge in this important text on forams.

    $120.00

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  • Walhalla Heyday – James & Lee

    Walhalla Heyday – James & Lee

    A 1983 edition of this significant and extensive local history of the gold mines north-east of Melbourne particularly Walhalla. Starting with Stringer’s Creek then Walhalla and the “Long Tunnel Gold Mining Company”. The establishment of the Gippsland Railway and the various ups and downs and extensions of the already “Long Tunnel” before fire, flood and eventually inevitable decline.

    Perfect bound, quarto sized, 144 pages and too many great illustrations to count, the odd map etc. Very good condition.

    Walhalla one of the better historical mining accounts

    $30.00

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  • White Blackfellows – Charles Barrett

    White Blackfellows – Charles Barrett

    Published in 1948 by Hallcraft, Melbourne. Octavo, 261 pages, well illustrated. A very good copy in a nice albeit chipped dust jacket.

    We recognise that the title of the book is unacceptable. Accept the book though for the history within. Sixteen different histories from all over Australia. Many of these have inspired other works – Patrick White etc. And, quite a few appear in longer form within the Voyager collection – but in no other place do we have a balanced presentation of so many.

    Mrs Fraser, William Buckley, James Murrells, Barbara Thompson etc and the dubious Louis de Rougemont

    $40.00

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  • Across The Nullarbor – Idriess

    Across The Nullarbor – Idriess

    Another great volume from Idriess a journey East to West and back again – a Modern Argosy with irreplaceable photographic images of Australia.

    Published by Angus and Robertson, Sydney 1953. Tall octavo, 248 pages, evenly toned [war paper continued] illustrated as mentioned, end paper maps, great dust jacket.

    All the Way Across with Idriess

    $35.00

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  • Three 19thC Prepared Microscope Slides of Australian Diatomaceae by J.D. Moller

    Three 19thC Prepared Microscope Slides of Australian Diatomaceae by J.D. Moller

    Three fascinating early microscope slides by preparer Johann Diedrich Moller (1844-1907). The most talented and famous preparer of diatom slides of all time.

    Three slides carrying a relatively early version of his distinctive slide labels.

    His makers label announcing – Gold Medal St Petersburg & Altona 1869 J.D. Moller Wedel in Holstein [Germany].

    The slide subjects being Diatomaceae and further labelled.

    Fossils – South Australia
    Fossils – South Yarra
    Aqua Marina – Carpentaria Gulf Australia.

    Fine examples of historical significance, likely harvested during one of the scientific and surveying voyages of the second half of the 19thC.

    Price $190.00 the group – if you would like an individual one they will be $80.00 each. Send us a message through our enquiry page.

    Postage costs likely to be reduced on final billing.

    A trifecta of rather unique 19thC slides top maker and Australian subjects.

    $180.00

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