Science

Earth Surface Sediment Transport – Ian Statham's introduction to how sediment and solutes move across the earth's surface, from mass movement to transport by water, wind and ice. A 1979 Clarendon Press,…

The Brain That Changes Itself – Norman Doidge's international bestseller on neuroplasticity, in the 2008 Penguin paperback edition. Through remarkable case histories, from stroke survivors who learned to move and speak again…

Mount Morgan: Gold Copper and Oil - An extensively illustrated 1982 history of Queensland's legendary Mount Morgan gold and copper mine. John Kerr's 248-page account covers the mine's discovery, ownership battles, extraordinary…

What Remains to Be Discovered - John Maddox, former editor of Nature, explores the great unanswered questions of science, from the origins and fate of the universe to life, genetics, intelligence and…

Scarce 1988 Second Edition of Measurements in Mine Environmental Control, published by the Chamber of Mines of South Africa. A specialised technical reference covering mine environmental measurement, occupational hygiene and ventilation-related practices.

The Pig Who Sang to the Moon - Jeffrey Masson's compelling exploration of the emotional world of pigs, cows, sheep, goats and chickens. A thought-provoking 2004 first UK edition hardcover examining animal…

The Winners in Life's Race - A near fine facsimile reprint of Arabella B. Buckley's classic 1891 introduction to vertebrate animals, combining Victorian scientific writing with timeless natural history.

Common African Mosquitos - Classic 1972 first edition reference on African mosquitoes, featuring 48 colour illustrations and comprehensive identification keys for medically important species throughout Africa.

“Silent Spring” remains a watershed text in environmental literature, inspiring generations to reconsider technology, ecology and policy. Its urgency and elegance convey both deep expertise and accessible narrative, making it powerful for…

The Colder War - A fascinating exploration of how global energy resources have reshaped international politics, economic power, and geopolitical strategy in the modern world.

The Story of Electricity - A charming and informative 1899 Victorian science classic by electrical engineer John Munro, exploring the history, principles, and practical applications of electricity during the dawn of the…

Evolution’s Workshop - A fascinating exploration of Charles Darwin, the Galápagos Islands, and the historic relationship between science and religion, presented in an elegant near fine hardcover edition with dust jacket.

Whether acquired for academic reference, personal interest in healthcare heritage, or as a distinctive shelf piece within an Africana collection, this Testimony To Fifty Years Of Service stands as a meaningful record…

Earth & Life is a well-regarded work by Terence McCarthy & Bruce Rubidge, offering readers an engaging and thoughtful reading experience. This edition is well suited to collectors, general readers, or those…

Science for the Citizen inspires curiosity and confidence in the reader. It remains an essential guide for anyone interested in how knowledge evolves and why an informed citizenry is vital to progress.

First Year Applied Mathematics remains a valuable resource for learners who seek to hone their analytical skills and apply mathematics concretely. It balances accessibility with rigor, making it suited both to students…

“Silent Spring” remains a watershed text in environmental literature, inspiring generations to reconsider technology, ecology and policy. Its urgency and elegance convey both deep expertise and accessible narrative, making it powerful for…

“Silent Spring” remains a watershed text in environmental literature, inspiring generations to reconsider technology, ecology and policy. Its urgency and elegance convey both deep expertise and accessible narrative, making it powerful for…

“Mathematics for the Million” stands as a landmark work in popularising mathematics and opening up complex topics for non-specialists. It remains a compelling read for anyone curious about the nature of mathematics,…

A classic mid-century science text that presents the fundamental principles of physics, Heat, Light and Sound remains a fine example of mid-20th-century science teaching.