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1995. BOTH SIGNED. Paul Legg has been part of the New Zealand aviation scene for over the past forty-eight years.

1965. 1st edition. With no sailing experience, single handed in 1961, Francis Brenton crossed the ocean first time from Tenerife to Haiti.

1954. 1st edition. The story of the early Australian pearling industry.

1954. One of the best historical novels ever written, this engaging saga of Viking adventure in 10th century northern Europe.

1956. 1st edition. The story of the salvage tug Turmoil involved in many deep-sea tows and rescue jobs from the end of World War Two until she was broken up in 1986.

1954. 1st edition. This is a story of travel by an observant author, with vivid descriptions of the Mediterranean, in this solo voyage and with very meagre resources.

1967. Describes the authors hundred-day, non-stop run from Antigua, in the West Indies, to the River Plate in Southern America.

1952. 1st edition. A detailed account of the author's second single-handed crossing of the Atlantic, this time crossing eastward, and with a stowaway on board.

1965. Written for the benefit of all men in all Branches of the Royal Navy and issued to each rating when he joins.

Circa 1954. Own a unique piece of New Zealand aviation history - this poster is the real McCoy from generations ago - not a modern reproduction.

1986. Own a unique piece of sailing history - this poster is the real McCoy from generations ago - not a modern reproduction.

1962. Collectable vintage road map of New Zealand in its original clear plastic sleeve. SCARCE

1986. Own a unique piece of sailing history - this poster is the real McCoy from generations ago - not a modern reproduction.

1986. Own a unique piece of sailing history - this poster is the real McCoy from generations ago - not a modern reproduction.

1958. 1st edition. A personal history, by the author, of the development of air photography, some reconnaissance and many air to air photographs, events, and the difficulties encountered by pilots in

1987. French War Birds was first published in 1937, this Vintage Aviation Library 16 edition is reproduced exactly as the original edition, complete and unabridged.

1964. The Historical Division of the Army Air Forces has assembled in seven volumes the record of the AAF in World War II.

1958. The Historical Division of the Army Air Forces has assembled in seven volumes the record of the AAF in World War II.

1955. The Historical Division of the Army Air Forces has assembled in seven volumes the record of the AAF in World War II.

1953. The Historical Division of the Army Air Forces has assembled in seven volumes the record of the AAF in World War II.

1964. The Historical Division of the Army Air Forces has assembled in seven volumes the record of the AAF in World War II.

1978. Biographical work on Richard Pearse and his attempts at early flight and aeronautical inventions.

1971. Who's Who In New Zealand was founded in 1908 and is the only complete and authoritative work of contemporary biography of prominent people in New Zealand.

1977. 1st edition. The story and history of Rodney County, north of Auckland.

1973. 1st edition. The story of the first hundred years 1873 - 1973 of freezing works company R&W Hellaby Ltd.

1950. On 16th December 1950, Canterbury celebrated the centennial anniversary of the arrival of the ‘Charlotte Jane’, the first of our First Four Ships.

1966. This is a sensitive account of Ngaio Marsh's childhood and adolescence in Christchurch and the establishment of her theatre and writing careers both there and in the United Kingdom.

1975. 1st edition. A history of the first 50 years of the Bay of Plenty Electric Power Board 1925 - 1975.

1969. An informative, historic, authentic narrative account of the Medland family's long association with Great Barrier Island, with essential details of the island's history and settlement.

1983. 1st edition. A Nostalgic look at a century of wildlife in the Te Anau Region of the South Island of New Zealand.

1979. 1st edition. An informative book on minor islands of New Zealand as part of the Collins Nature Heritage series.

1987. 1st edition. Around the north-east of the Kaipara Harbour in the small settlement of Pahi, author Dick Scott uncovered the remarkable histories of seven early settler families.

1999. Around the north-east of the Kaipara Harbour in the small settlement of Pahi, author Dick Scott uncovered the remarkable histories of seven early settler families.

1954. 1st edition. Douglas Bader was a successful fighter pilot in the Royal Air Force during the WWII.

1931. 1st edition. History of important events in New Zealand beginning with the arrival of the Maori in the 14th century up to the events of the 20th century.

1903. 1st edition. A history of the Manawatu region prior to 1903, including information gleaned from actual Manawatu pioneers.

1883. A fascinating account of the time Lady Mary Anne Barker lived on a sheep station on the south island of New Zealand.

1969. 1st edition. The story of New Zealand's greatest maritime disaster in Wellington harbour in April 1968.

1979. 1st edition. The story of the first Anglo Maori war of 1845-47 told through the letters and diaries of a shrewd cross-section of those British soldiers who fought and retreated, lived to fight

1969. The story of New Zealand's greatest maritime disaster in Wellington harbour in April 1968.

1973. Amazing story of survival at sea against all odds.

1970. 1st edition. Vintage publication on the history of St Pauls church in Auckland.

1964. Vintage guide to the National War Memorial in Wellington, New Zealand.

1966. 1st edition. Home is at the sharp end of the ridge which bends northward from Mt Atkinson, part of the last splaying of the Waitakere Range, which makes jointed fingers all along the north coast

1961. Vintage book on sailing around in New Zealand's north east coast.

1990. 1st edition. The story from behind the scenes of how one small country in the South Pacific found the political will to say no to nuclear weapons.

1977. 1st edition. Consists of extracts from the memoirs left by Spencer Westmacott and describes the difficulties of converting rugged bush country to farming on a property in the Rangitoto Range

1989. For the first time a pictorial reference with information and a short history of the Service on all significant new Zealand Lighthouses, from Three Kings Island to Puysegur Point.

1959. When Adrian Hayter set out single-handed from Lymington, England on his thirty-two-foot Albert Strange-designed yawl Sheila II, local betting was seven to one that he would get no further than

1957. 1st edition. In 1921 Arthur Grimble, leaving his wife and children, returned to the Gilbert and Ellice Islands of the Pacific, and to the charming local people and duties as commissioner with