Australian nature wonders.
Melbourne: Robertson and Mullens, 1944. Octavo, wrappers, photographs. There are two variants covers, a Dingo pup and a Frill-necked Lizard. More
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Australian nature wonders.
Melbourne: Robertson and Mullens, 1944. Octavo, wrappers, photographs. There are two variants covers, a Dingo pup and a Frill-necked Lizard. More
The world's wonder animal: the Platypus.
Melbourne: Robertson and Mullens, (1941. first edition). Octavo, photographs, illustrated wrappers. More
The Tantanoola Tiger.
Blackwood: Lynton Publications, 1976. Octavo, photographs, softcover. An interesting cryptozoological tale of a 'tiger' shot in the Mount Gambier region of South Australia in 1895, which turned out to be an Arabian Wolf. More
Birds of Karkar and Bagabag Islands, New Guinea.
New York: Bulletin of the American Museum of Natural History, 1952. Small quarto, tables, bookplate, a very good copy in wrappers. Bulletin of the American Museum of Natural History volume 164. More
Donald Thomson's mammals and fishes of northern Australia.
Melbourne: Nelson, 1985. Quarto, photos, text illustrations, dustwrapper. More
We breed the platypus.
Melbourne: Robertson and Mullens, (1945. third edition). Octavo, photographs, wrappers. David Fleay achieved international fame for being the first person to breed the platypus in captivity at the Sir Colin McKenzie Sanctuary at Healsville Victoria. More
Gould's Australia: selections from Mammals of Australia, Volumes one, two and three.
South Melbourne: Macmillan, 1977. Folio, colour plates, slipcase. More
Placental mammals of Australia with modern commentaries by Joan M. Dixon.
Melbourne: Macmillan, 1976. Folio, colour plates, bookplate, fine copy in slipcase. More
Bats of the Sudan,
New York: American Museum of Natural History, 1975. Octavo, Bulletin American Museum of Natural History, volume 154, article four. More
Catalogue of mammalia in the collection of the Australian Museum.
Sydney: Australian Museum, 1864. Duodecimo, Original publisher's plain blue wrappers, modern solander box, very scarce. More
Tasmanian devil: a unique and threatened animal.
Crows Nest: Allen and Unwin, 2005. Small octavo, photographs. Owner's signature, sunned spine, some wear to dustwrapper, otherwise a good copy. Comprehensive and easily readable book on the animal that has the distinction of being the world's largest marsupial carnivore. It is packed with information that has either never been... More
A monograph of Nototherium tasmanicum.
Hobart: John Vail, Government Printer, 1915. Quarto, 22 plates, publisher's green boards. Tasmania Department of Mines, Geological Survey Record number four. More
The Australian Museum complete book of Australian mammals: the national photographic index of Australian wildlife.
London: Angus and Robertson, (1983. first edition). Quarto, colour photographs,very good copy in dustwrapper. A landmark publication. There is now a substantially revised third edition edited by Steve Van Dyk. More
A photographic guide to mammals of Australia.
London: New Holland, (2000. reprint). Small octavo, paperback, colour photographs, maps. Features include compact, easy-to-use format; the ideal pocket-size travelling companion; authoritive text describing key dentification features; full-colour photographs illustrating each of the 168 species; and thumbnail outlines of each family group enabling quick identification. More
A photographic guide to mammals of Australia.
London: New Holland, (1995. first edition). Small octavo, colour photographs, maps, bookplate, paperback. Features include compact, easy-to-use format; the ideal pocket-size travelling companion; authoritive text describing key dentification features; full-colour photographs illustrating each of the 168 species; and thumbnail outlines of each family group enabling quick identification. More
What mammal is that?
Sydney: Angus and Robertson, 1987. Quarto, colour plates, maps, very good copy in dustwrapper. The colour plates by Neville Cayley junior are largely from Furred animals of Australia by Ellis Troughton, supplemented with illustrations by Peter Schouten. With an excellent introductory text on Neville Cayley and the early discoveries and... More
Mammals of Cape York Peninsula, with notes on the occurrence of rain forest in Queensland.
New York: Bulletin of the American Museum of Natural History, 1952. Small quarto, maps, very good copy in wrappers. Results of the Archbold expeditions. No.66. Bulletin of the American Museum of Natural History volume 98. More
The mammals of South Australia.
Adelaide: Government Printer, 1923-1925. Octavo, text illustrations, Handsome binder's cloth, wrappers retained, bookplate. Part one: the monotremes and carnivorous marsupials. Part two: the bandicoots and the herbivorous marsupials. Part three: the Monodelphia. More
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