1963. 1st edition. The testament of an inspired teacher, Teacher is part diary, part inspired description of Ashton-Warner's teaching method in action.

1985. 1st edition. In June 1982 BA flight BA 009, took off on the KL-Perth sector of its London Auckland flight.

1983, 1st edition. History of Prices - the famous engineering works of A. and G. Price, part of one of New Zealand's biggest engineering-based groups.

1985. History of Claude Monet plus catalogue of the exhibition at the Auckland City Art Gallery.

1986, 1st edition. The 1985-86 Whitbread yacht race aboard Lion New Zealand.

1982, 1st edition. This is the dramatic account of what many people dismissed as one man's folly - taking on the world's best sailors and yachts in the 1982 Whitbread Race.

2011. Well researched and affectionate survey of 100 'vehicles' of all descriptions.

1993, 1st edition. Great book on one of New Zealand's greatest adventurers.

1988. 1st edition. This authoritative book commissioned by the New Zealand Society of Soil Science graphically illustrates their widely differing origins and characteristics.

1986, 1st edition. History of the James Dilworth school for boys in Auckland.

1946. Vintage road codes for learner drivers.

1919. The history of Otago University from 1869 to 1919, written under the auspices of the University Council in connection with Jubilee Celebrations.

1940. 1st edition. A short history of the Bay of Islands, cradle of New Zealand, written and published to coincide with the Centennial of the Treaty of Waitangi that was signed in 1840.

1971. 1st edition. A centennial publication covering 100 years history of the Auckland Harbour Board 1871-1971.

1955. Vintage weekly New Zealand newspaper.

1940. Biography of Frank W. Boreham OBE, who was a Baptist preacher best known in New Zealand, Australia, and England.

1947. This is a tale of men and their dogs, herding sheep close to the snow line of the Southern alps.

1962. 1st edition. The autobiography of Adrian Hayter up to the time when he embarked on his single-handed six-year voyage from England to New Zealand in the yawl Sheila II.

1993. 1st edition. A very through and comprehensive history of more than 100 years of policing in the Bay of Plenty district.

1969. 1st edition. Autobiography of the inventor of the aeroplane ejector seat.

1976. 1st edition. The Official History of the Girl Guides Association of New Zealand Inc.

1980. 1st edition. Adventures of Cliff Tait M.B.E. and his delivery of single engine aircraft around the world.

1945. 1st edition. The first historical and biographical book on the New Zealand squadrons and pilots who fought with the RNZAF in WWII.

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

1959. 1st edition. When Adrian Hayter set out single-handed from Lymington, England on his thirty-two-foot yawl Sheila II, local betting was he would get no further than the English Channel.

1993. SIGNED. A comprehensive history of Pongakawa School and Pongakawa.

1924. 1st edition. A comprehensive vintage guide to angling / fishing in New Zealand, aimed at overseas anglers.

1987. 1st edition. 100 years of history of the Wanganui Hospital Board.

1996. 1st edition. Compiled to record the arrivals, trials, varied fortunes, personalities, aspirations and achievements of the people of the Kawhia South district since 1900.

1934. Vintage book on knots and knot tying.

1926. 1st edition. Vintage instructional book for young fly fishers.

1938. 1st edition. Harold Bullock Webster (1855–1942) was a self-taught painter who worked in Canada, the UK and New Zealand.

1990. 1st edition. An authoritative record of the history and development of New Zealand's first official medal for long service.

1987. 2nd edition of 100 copies. The family history of the two families of the Perrys and the Millers, from which the author, the Hon. Sir Clifford Perry, descended from.

1928. 1st edition. A higgledy-piggledy diary of New Zealand, The South Seas, Australia, Port Said, Italy, Paris, England, Madeira, Africa, Canada, and New York.

2019. Biography of Dr. Paul Wood who spent 11 years confined in some of New Zealand's toughest jails.

1961. A New Zealand Geological Survey Handbook.

1972. 1st edition. Fictional biography of James Mackenzie; his discovery of the Mackenzie Country and 1855 trial for sheep stealing

1966. Vintage official souvenir programme for the Auckland International Airport official opening in 1966.

2008. Annotated by the author, the Collected Poems illustrates more than fifty years of the range and ambition of Stead's verse.

1983, 1st edition. Being the Grand Pleasure Trip of the S.S. Ngapuhi along the Northern Coast of New Zealand.

1966. A complete guide to the native and introduced bird species of New Zealand and outlying islands.

1965. 1st edition. The story of the amazing G. M. Smith of Rawene, King of the North.

1963. 1st edition. SIGNED. Edith Rudd (nee Lewis) served in World War 1 and World War 2 and was matron of Wairau Hospital for 20 years between the wars.

1975. SIGNED. A light-hearted look at rural life about South Canterbury 1900-1975.

1914. The second edition of the personal reminiscences of E. Hewett, the widow of a New Zealand Pioneer Settler.

1909. 1st edition. New Zealand natural history, based on a series of articles originally published in the Otago Daily Times.

1956. Vintage book on how to make wicker furniture and furnishings for the home.

1973. 1st edition. By Lady Louise Hillary, wife of Sir Edmund Hillary, and tells the story of the family's travels in Nepal including visits to various Hillary aid projects in the Everest region

1971. 10th edition. 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.

1975. Sir Edmund Percival Hillary, KG, ONZ, KBE (July 20, 1919 - January 11, 2008) was a New Zealand mountaineer and explorer.

1959. 1st edition. An early book that helped to increase the awareness of Wellingtonians to the heritage buildings within their city.

1964. 1st edition. History of the decorative arts of Maori.

1980. 1st edition. Vintage book on birds found around Auckland.

1990. 1st edition. History of the Otago Central Railway.

1957. 1st edition. A celebration by The New Zealand Listener of 21 years of radio personality Aunt Daisy - a collection of the stories of her life.

1950. 1st edition. The romantic story of the famous Castle on Otago Peninsula and its builder.

1948. A history of the Roxburgh-Millers Flat district in the South Island.

1966. 1st edition. An introduction to the colourful reptiles and amphibians of New Zealand.

1974. Limited 6000 run. A history of an influential and successful stock and station agency and mercantile firm, which for close on a century has served the provinces of Hawkes Bay and Poverty Bay.

1987, 1st edition. Featuring historic locations, sites and buildings associated with both Maori and European settlement.

2011, 1st edition. Describes the halcyon days of New Zealand rail.

1946. 1st edition. An autobiography of the authors experiences as a surveyor in the virgin bush clad areas of Taranaki.

2015, 1st edition. Biography of yachting commentator Peter Montgomery.

1909 (111yo). 1st edition. New Zealand natural history, based on a series of articles originally published in the Otago Daily Times.

1928. The fifth edition of the personal reminiscences of E. Hewett, the widow of a New Zealand Pioneer Settler.

1969. 1st edition. A tribute to Sir Ernest Marsden from his friends and colleagues on his 80th birthday.

1975. 1st edition. Murray Beresford Roberts had been one of New Zealand’s most notorious and colourful criminals.

1928. An autobiography/memoirs of Oscar Thorwald Johann Alpers, a Judge of the Supreme Court of New Zealand.

1971. 1st edition. This autobiography of renowned pianist/teacher Henry Shirley describes his life as a professional musician in remote New Zealand of the early 20th century.

1952. A survey of Palmerston North High School, on the Golden Jubilee.

1969. Includes many newspaper cuttings on the subject.

1954. 1st edition. A biographical record of Dr. Laws containing a brief account of his parents, his school days and his call to the ministry.

1948, 1st edition. A fantastic rare and collectable reference and local history on the Northland Kauri forests - the Last Virgin Kauri Forest of New Zealand.

1997. 1st edition. SIGNED. Standby is a fascinating account of a chaotic life. With an airline captain for a husband, Vivienne Pascoe has been uprooted again and again.

1975. 1st edition. The get-rich-quick days of a New Zealand goldfield are shown here from an unusual angle.

c 1939. An interesting and faithful record of the missionary labours of the Rev. William Williams.

1991. 1st edition. Biography of paleontologist Joan Wiffen who by 1982 had conclusively proved that dinosaurs once lived in New Zealand.

Circa 1950s. Early history of city of Auckland in New Zealand.

1979. 1st edition. Includes text in Te Reo Maori. A history of the Whakatohea people of Opotiki and the Bay of Plenty.

1971. Vintage book on marine navigation + 1971 supplement.

1971. 1st edition. The story of William and Mary Rolleston is told by their granddaughter Rosamond (Mrs Ormond Wilson).

1993. Signed by author. A history of the Gordonton Presbyterian Church, in the Waikato.

1996. 1st edition. Catherine Caughey's autobiography.

1963. A selection of colour plates of some of the better-known native birds and wild-flowers of New Zealand.

1945. Vintage wartime newspaper from World War 2.

1987, 1st edition. A full history of racing at The Thames.

1940. Vintage magazine of aerial photographs around New Zealand.

1973. A collection of drawings and plates.

1859. Two volumes of a late nineteenth-century account of New Zealand's then young history, generally considered to the first scholarly history of these islands.

1979, 1st edition. A season with The Whitbaiter of South Westland.

1997. Barry Crump MBE (1935-1996) was a titan of New Zealand writing.

1964 1st edition. SIGNED. Famous New Zealander Barry Crump tells 12 stories about Crocodile shooting set in Queensland, Australia.

1964, 1st edition. Famous New Zealander Barry Crump tells 12 stories about Crocodile shooting set in Queensland, Australia.

1997. SIGNED. An account of the author's one-aeroplane charter company, its demise due to financial disaster and his subsequent return to New Zealand to work as an airline pilot for TEAL.

1958. Psychologist A. E. Manning published this - a study in abnormal psychology.

1965. The very popular author's second book she writes the history of Mount Algidus station in the Canterbury high country in New Zealand.

1969. 1st edition. Biography of legendary New Zealander Bill (C.W.F.) Hamilton.

1950s. This vintage practical guide to New Zealand birds arranged firstly in order of size, then for those who know their birds well in their scientific orders.

1967. Vintage flying training manual that provides the PPL student with a source of reference for the exercises involved in basic flying training.

1951. 1st edition. This is the story of the Royal Aero Club of the United Kingdom, over a period of fifty crowded years 1901-1951.

1982 1st edition. Military Aviation Series Brief histories and descriptions of the air forces of Central and Southern America.

1986. 1st edition. Soviet aircraft history written in narrative form.

1984. Biography of New Zealand who played a pivotal role in the Air defence of London in the Battle of Britain.

1987. Vintage newspaper published by the New Zealand Railways.

2008. Includes more than 50 full-colour Bird's Eye maps, covering all of New Zealand's best scenic driving routes.

1946. 1st edition. An informal, unofficial interim survey of New Zealand's war effort in the defeat of Germany and Japan 1939-1945.

1974. Covers 32 of the worst accidents and incidents in New Zealand history.

1966. 1st edition. A booklet of school life by the principal of Wanganui Girls’ College from 1955 to 1966.

1970. 1st edition. A book of personal relationships with the countryside of the Peak District and adjacent areas.

1981. The Tauranga Boys' College yearbook for 1981.

1935. An interesting account of the history of aviation from the early pioneers to present-day aces of the air.

1971. 1st edition. The story of British European Airways first 25 years.

1941. Pilot's Notes for Typhoon 1A & 1B Aeroplane Sabre II Engine.

1979. 1st edition. Twenty-nine pioneer aviators, some famous and some forgotten, re-create through their own words the bygone era of the early days of flying.

1973. 1st edition. Captain Rickenbacker recounts his combat missions against the Germans in the skies over Europe during WWI.

1977, 1st edition. John A. Lee is one of the most colourful characters to have appeared on the New Zealand political scene.

1986. 1st edition. Spans the whole history of the aerobatic teams around the world.

1977. A jubilee pictorial history of Balkan Bulgarian Airlines.

1863. Reproduction of city of Auckland map originally produced in 1863 by G. Pulam, Lithographer of Auckland.

Circa 1970. Scarce.

2011. Traces the fascinating history of our attempts at self-improvement but also questions their value.

2008. Rowan Simons has lived (and played football) in China for over twenty years and Bamboo Goalposts is his amusing and insightful account of what it’s like to live, work and play there.

1994 1st edition. This is a collection of diaries, recollections and book reviews.

1948. Biography of the man who led the Anglican Church through WWII.

2009. An autobiographical account of mountain exploration in every continent, with a focus on, not the risks, but the joys of exploring the vertical.

1962 1st edition. Vintage book on boating, sailing, swimming, fishing, birds and oceans in New Zealand.

1958. Thor Heyerdahl's research at Rano Raraku & Anakena on their many giant stone statues.

1986. A guide to the north-east coast of New Zealand and anchorages from the North Cape to East Cape.

1963. 1st edition. One of the most amazing tales of shipwreck ever, as a Tongan cutter runs onto the dreaded Minerva Reef, and 17 men must fight for the chance of survival.

1950. First published in 1938, this book gives a complete picture of the establishment and early trials of the Katikati pioneers.

2002. 1st edition. Reveals the aviation-related events and enterprising efforts during the Republican period. Text in English and Turkish.

1990. Covers the mission of America's Air National Guard, and looks at the aircraft they use, from fighters to large cargo planes.

1988. History of aviation in Russia. Text in Russian.

1986. The romance and breathtaking excitement of the legendary Imperial Airways Eastbound Empire service.

2007. 1st edition. Pictorial history of America's Civil Air Patrol, following the celebration of it's 65th year of service.

1989. An overview of the Marine Jastas of Germany that fought the RNAS/RFC/RAF, the French, and Belgian Air Services in World War One.

1974. 1st edition. Born of crisis just six days before Pearl Harbor, the Civil Air Patrol performed a host of "Minuteman" missions during WWII.

1979. Cambrian Airways was based in the United Kingdom which ran operations from Cardiff Airport and Liverpool Airport between 1935 and 1974.

1943. Pictorial history of the RNAF in Norway and Canada.

1993. Covers airfield vehicles, ordnance loading equipment, refueling equipment and a wide variety of apparatus used by the Luftwaffe.

1959 1st edition. Miles Smeeton and his wife Beryl sailed their 46-ft Bermuda ketch Tzu Hang, through the world’s most notorious waters.

1984. 1st edition. This story of an airport long gone and largely forgotten, more importantly, it is the story of a unique collection of individuals who created it and made it function.

1967. Filled with the Mosquitos operational record, verifying battle claims wherever possible against Luftwaffe records.

1992. A definitive historical overview of Roosevelt Field airport (New York), including 300 photographs

1995. His name was synonymous with speed, his flamboyant persona as carefully crafted as that of a Hollywood star.

1964. 1st edition. The story of No. 601 (County of London) Squadron Royal Auxiliary Air Force, by a pilot in 601 from 1950 until it's end in 1957.

2002. The battle of Peleliu began on September 15, 1944.

1970. 1st edition. Over fifty years ago, the Red Air Force consisted of a motley collection of British, French and German aircraft. Many of them gleaned from the scrap-heaps of European battlefields.

1971. It was the greatest international air racing competition of its day.

1979. 1st edition. A captivating look at an international group of women flyers who took on their male counterparts and became pioneers of the air.

1973. 1st edition. Details of all major Soviet air campaigns from 1941 - 1945, this also provides little-known information on some uniquely Soviet aspects of the air war

1955. 1st edition. A comprehensive book about the wings of all forms of living flying creatures.

1981. An intriguing addition to the Illustrated Encyclopedia of Military Aircraft.

1990. 1st edition. Signed by the author. The first book to fully document the world's extant WWI aeroplanes.

1976. 1st edition. The historical personalities of New Zealand radio.

1968. 1st edition. The early days and growth of Lake Wakatipu and Queenstown up to the boom era of the 1970s.

1973. 1st edition. The absorbing story of passenger transport in the urban streets of New Zealand.

1982. 1st edition. The biography of Sir Geoffrey Roberts is, in many respects, a history of TEAL and Air New Zealand.

1951. About the Royal Air Force Squadron 617, originally commanded by Wing Commander Guy Gibson V.C. during World War II.

1981. 1st edition. Alice Evans has lived in the brooding presence of Mount Camel which calls so many New Zealanders to the Far North.

1971. 1st edition. Biography of Huia Mase who had crammed an unusual amount of career activity into her life.

1987. 1st edition. The America's cup attracted the finest yachts in the world to Freemantle, Western Australia-the prize, a silver ewer with an intrinsic value of just $800.

1969. A bulletin for schools on the history of H.P. Kidson growing up in Nelson.

1992. 1st edition. The centennial history of the Royal New Zealand Foundation for the Blind 1890-1990.

1965. 1st edition. A guide to the Hokianga region with Maori history, historical notes and updated descriptions. SIGNED.

1968. 1st edition. The rise of this Union, its conflicts and advances.

1967. 1st edition. Vintage manual that was designed particularly for New Zealand journalists at the cadet and junior levels and for students who contemplate a newspaper career.

1960s. The story of a Country Doctor's wife and her travels in New Zealand and other countries.

1984. 1st edition. Local history of Rangitoto Island near Auckland.

1969. The story of the shipwreck of the Elingamite off the New Zealand coast Three King Islands in 1902.

1999. 1st edition. Harry Julian was for decades one of the Auckland's harbour's most notable characters.

1994. Aviation yarns.

1962. Limited edition. Local centennial History of All Saints’ Parish, Nelson 1862 – 1962.

1979 1st edition. Biography of Albert Royle Henry (1907 – 1981) the man who came to be known as the Kissinger of the Pacific.

1974. 1st edition. Biography of Sir Dove-Myer Robinson, Mayor of Auckland for some 25 years. SIGNED.

1971 1st edition. A fine production and key book on the history celebrating celebrating the centenary of New Zealand's biggest city.

1976. Cartoon book of works published in the New Zealand Herald newspaper by the legendary Gordon Minhinnick who died in 1992.

1973. Vintage handbook to Mount Cook National Park.

1981. 1st edition. This story is an accident, the result of wandering down an interesting and irresistible byway. SIGNED.

1981. 1st edition. An illustrated overview of two hundred years of New Zealand naval history.

1973/1974. A bastion of illustrated boating magazines.

1974/1975. A bastion of illustrated boating magazines.

1974. A bastion of illustrated boating magazines.

1974. A bastion of illustrated boating magazines.

1977. A bastion of illustrated boating magazines.

1977. A bastion of illustrated boating magazines.

1970. A bastion of illustrated boating magazines.

1970. A bastion of illustrated boating magazines.

1972. A bastion of illustrated boating magazines.

1967. A bastion of illustrated boating magazines.

1973. A bastion of illustrated boating magazines.

1977. A bastion of illustrated boating magazines.

1968. A bastion of illustrated boating magazines.

1977. A bastion of illustrated boating magazines.

1970. SIGNED. Cliff Tait flew solo around the world from New Zealand to New Zealand. Includes info on his selling the aircraft to MOTAT in 2005.

1985. 1st edition. Bertrands attempt to wrestle the America's Cup from the USA.

1986. 1st edition. No 1 Squadron had its beginnings in 1930 at Hobsonville airfield and was formed as a territorial unit.

1954. 1st edition. Memoir of Arthur Edmond Clouston. Record-breaking New Zealand-born Aviator, first civilian test pilot in the RAF & Air Commodore.

1959. 1st edition. Story of the attempted crossing of the Atlantic from Tenerife to Barbados in the hydrogen balloon in December 1958.