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1985. Alternatives for Australia, New Zealand and the Pacific

2011. Includes 19 of the best routes and cycleways to ride around Auckland, urban and suburban, with detailed maps and descriptions.

2007. Signed by author.

2013. 4th Edition. Hand made in New Zealand by cyclists for cyclists.

2013. Nelson and New Zealand's craft beer revolution.

2012. The adventuring life of Kimble Bent - sailor, soldier, deserter, outlaw and Hauhau slave - in a dramatic graphic novel.

2008. A gripping history based on five years of front-line reporting about how the war was turned around–and the choice facing America.

2004. The SAS Book the British Government tried to ban.

1951. How three British officers effected one of the most celebrated POW escapes of the Second World War.

Circa 1940s. Verse and prose sketches of ANZAC military life in the Second World War.

2011. A memoir that tells the amazing story of Peter's experiences in World War II, when he was captured by the Japanese.

2009. New Zealanders and what they were doing during World War II.

2000. 1st Edition. This is the full story of the military disaster of Passchendaele in World War I. Concludes with a roll-call of the soldiers who died there.

1943. Alfred Wagg was a US war correspondent for the Far East and this is is recollections of the campaigns in Burma, Siam and French Indo-China in WW2

1942. A full and vivid description of the attack on the Italian fleet in Taranto & The Battle of Cape Matapan.

2008. An Illustrated Account Of The Major Campaigns, From Europe To The Pacific Islands.

1999. Gerarda Bossard was in her early teens in 1943 when the Japanese army swarmed through the Dutch East Indies and took her, along with her mother and two sisters, prisoner.

1995. As new. Never before has there been a more vivid and dramatic pictorial account of the largest, most destructive war ever fought.

1993. Life as a human shield during the gulf crisis.

1973. 1st Edition. The Camera's Battlefield View of man's most terrible Adventure, from the first photographer in the Crimea to Vietnam.

1940. 1st Edition. Biography of one of the most outstanding leaders of the German Resistance.

1941. Rare and collectable.

2014. Author's account of the First World War is a tale of learning about war the hard way, by bitter and costly experience.

1935. Excellent memoir of 1st WW air warfare. Rare and collectable.

1946. 1st Edition. Signed by Author. Tells of events during World War II in the Central Pacific. Rare and collectable.

1953. 1st Edition. Story of the National Bolshevik Otto Strasser, leader of the Black Front against Hitler & his return to Germany.

2006. 1st Edition. Memoir of a British soldier in the second world war.

1994. The story of those years in captivity under the Japanese.

1996. An account of the author's experiences in Japanese prison camps in Singapore and Java during World War II.

1952. World War II, NZ P.O.W. escape account in North Africa.

2012. Local Warkworth Author. A New Zealander's light hearted army exploits in the 1960's an 70's.

2006. An expansive oral-history project recently undertaken by the New Zealand government provides these 13 eyewitness accounts of World War II.

2009. The B-52 Navigator-Bombardiers of Vietnam.

1936. Collectable.

1971. This is the story of Australian and New Zealand soldiers.

2012. Highlights all of the major events that helped shape the 20th century.

2008. Mohandas Gandhi and Winston Churchill: India's moral leader and Great Britain's greatest Prime Minister.

1949. 1 of 2 Series. 1st Edition. One of the most fascinating works of history ever written, Winston Churchill's monumental book.

1949. 1 of 2 Series. 1st Edition. One of the most fascinating works of history ever written, Winston Churchill's monumental book.

1997. No gold rush in history could match the Klondike Rush of 1896-99

2002. A a fascinating exploration of the most influential collection of writings in Western history.

1974. Was a ground-breaking BBC documentary series, written and presented by Jacob Bronowski. The title alludes to The Descent of Man by Charles Darwin.

1964. What exactly happened during the Cuban crisis?

1971. In this timely re-issue of his famous book, Paul Rival, with Gallic elegance and wit, bring the queens to the centre of the stage.

1973. 1st Edition.

1987. First published 25 years ago, this new edition is illustrated with B&W photos.

1988. A fresh view of the American Revolution, chronicling key events from 1776 to 1781.

1998. David Roberts toured the Sinai Peninsula, Petra, Jerusalem, Palestine, the coasts of Lebanon, and Baalbec, returning to England to produce a series of moving and delightful lithographs.

2005. Creates a panoramic view of the era, and skillfully identifies the sources and causes of Britain’s decline.

1949. 1st Edition. A Camera Study of Jerusalem and its Borderlands. Collectable.

1997. History of the Liberal International 1947-1997

2014. BBC Newsnight producer David Belton, one of the first journalists into Rwanda, tells of the horrors he experienced at first-hand.

1993. Award-winning author and anthropologist-physician Paul Farmer first full-length ethnographic study of AIDS in a poor society.

2005. Remembering 180 extraordinary events that have shaped our world.

1972. 1st Edition. A thoughtful intriguing and informative work in an area of historical speculation.

1989. This book is the first popular study of England's most famous furniture maker and craftsman Thomas Chippendale.

1993. A celebration of English and American Victoriana.

1999. Traces the development of the jewellery design from the early years of the century to modern times.

1962. Identification handbook for antique collectors. Rare and collectable.

2004. 1st Edition. A family history from the Clearances in the Isle of Skye, Scotland, in the 1700s, emigration to Canada in 1803, thence emigration to Northland in 1858.

1975. First edition. The story of George Pinckeney and Glenary Station.

2006. This a New Zealand classic offers almost 300 combinations of flavours to give relish to basic foods.

2014. Most patients don’t go to their GP for a consultation and end up with a portrait. But then Chris Reid isn’t most doctors.

1948. 1st edition. Rare and collectable. A study of genuine Grand Prix racing including the organization and maintenance of the Mercedes - Benz equipe.

1963. Autobiography of one of the greatest All Blacks, the Maori full-back.

1992. A continuation of Barry Crump's country humour and classic tales

1999. Harry Julian was for decades one of the Auckland's harbour's most notable characters.

1998. Gateway to Kawau. Scare and hard to find.

2014. Air New Zealand commemorating its 75th anniversary.

2014. Collectable. Dot and her husband Neil moved to Riverstone over 30 years ago, when it was still ‘a gravel pit'. Now, after years of hard yakka, they own six dairy farms running over 4000 cows.

2007. Hard to find. A magnificently illustrated book is the closest there has ever been to a complete book on moko.

2007. Lorraine Moller is one of New Zealand's greatest women distance runners.

1962. The History of the Christchurch Hospital 1862-1962. Rare and collectible.

2013. The delicious recipes are mostly simple everyday ones that use Blue Tick approved chicken, eggs, pork, bacon, ham, turkey or salmon.

1965. Nice farming enthusiasts collectors book.

1966. Nice farming enthusiasts collectors book.

1951. Nice farming enthusiasts collectors book.

1962. Nice farming enthusiasts collectors book.

1989. Rare and collectable. The story of one of the mystery peoples of the South seas.

1964. New Zealand's trees and shrubs and how to identify them and name them correctly.

2017. The story of the man behind the behind the infamous Fortex meat business.

2008. A biography of a multi-faceted New Zealander who achieved great things in several spheres.

1989. Information on selecting a dog, training, feeding, health care, grooming, and handling.

1973. Recognition and treatment of common horse and pony ailments. Vintage technical & reference.

1962. Vintage text book

1972. Vintage handbook for horse enthusiasts.

1977. Volume 1. Nice account of local NZ history.

1966. A superb colour collection of New Zealand bird studies.

1985. Vintage technical and reference.

1940. Their aetiology, diagnosis, treatment and control. Vintage technical and reference.

1968. Frontier Book No. 13. A guide to the canyon which stretches from Lytton to Agassiz in Canada.

2009. Signed by Author. An authentic story that captures the diverse journey of a conventional individual who, at age 55, takes on the personal challenge of learning to fly small aircraft.

1993. 1st Edition. Little did the makers of the 747 airliner at Boeing realise what an impact this invention would have on the world.

2015. Nearly 100 coloring templates to unplug and unwind

2016. Stunning New Zealand colouring book with nostalgic images celebrating laid-back times.

2018. Signed biography of Shaun Wallace : The Dark Destroyer on the smash ITV hit quiz show, The Chase.

2009. The early days recognizes the arrival of commercial airmail and the airlines, salutes the local operators, and marks Seattle's emergence as the aviation gateway.

2003. Explains the development of the helicopter, from Leonardo de Vinci's 'air gyroscope' to the attack helicopters used in the Gulf, and looks forward to the future role of the helicopter.

Published 1973.

1985. Signed by Author.