Architecture from RSM BOOKS

Australia: Cassell Australia Ltd., 1974. 302 pp, hardcover quarto size with dust jacket in very good condition; black and white and colour photographs. In this volume, the third in the series Historic Buildings of Australia” published in conjunction with the Australian Council of National Trusts, thirty seven of Australia's historic homes are described and superbly illustrated. Chronologically, the selection… Read more about this item

Adelaide: Rigby, 1977. 63 pp, illustrated, flatsigned by illustrator Sandy Bishop on half-title page. Manly and Warringah together form possibly the most scenically beautiful residential area Sydney can offer. The history of Manly-Warringah is rich and fascinating; it has seen people with characters as diverse as Arthur Phillip, who survived a spearing on Manly's shores and explored the enchanting… Read more about this item

Tasmania: Privately Published 107 pp, illustrated, signed by the author on the title page, d/j soiled on front. Miss Henslowe's interests are wide and varied. She has always be interested in the history of our church buildings and many of her anecdotes will be appreciated by people in all parts of Tasmania. She has tried to write a book… Read more about this item

Sydney: Wentworth Books undated, illustrated by the author on every page, flatsigned by the author on title page, slight foxing on edges and d/j. Signed by Author. First Edition. Hard Cover. Very Good/Very Good. 8vo Oblong.

Australia: Wollangarra Inc., 1990. 244 pp, b/w and colour illustrations, flatsigned by the author on fep. This is the simple story of a small and seemingly minor project. It is the story of how a small bunch of like minded people with a dream, worked together with very special local community who could see the value in what we… Read more about this item

Australia: Cassell Australia Ltd, 1971. 306 pp, b/w and colour photographs. This is Volume Two of the Series: Historic Buildings of Australia. This second volume provides ample proof of the extent of the early settlers' aspirations. Wherever settlements were established, among the first permanent buildings to be raised were the government offices, the court houses and the military… Read more about this item