Townsville. Zebra. 1980. Map, colour frontispiece, black and white photographic illustrations, figures and line drawings, xxxv + 165pp, glossary, index, last few leaves lightly browned and creased at lower corner, otherwise a good hardback copy. This book, with its underwater photographic illustrations, photographic illustrations of coral skeletons and its simple..... More
Hong Kong. Zebra. 1980. Map, colour frontispiece, black and white photographic illustrations, figures and line drawings, xxxv + 165pp, glossary, index, light foxing endpapers, lightly scuffed pictorial covers, otherwise a good hardback copy. This book, with its underwater photographic illustrations, photographic illustrations of coral skeletons and its simple descriptions of..... More
London. WildWood House. 1979. Black and white illustrations, unpaginated, bookplate verso upper cover, browned paperback covers, otherwise good, quarto. Anecdotal account and observations of the co-existence shared by animal and human life in the tropical areas of Thailand. (When referring to this item please quote stockid 62436). More
Bangkok. The Siam Society. 1986. Endpaper and foldout black and white maps, black and white photographic illustrations, 163pp, good hardback copy despite dustjacket with wear and a little tear. Contents include; Stone objects from Surat, Peninsular Siam; A stone casket from Satingpra; Si Chon: an early settlement in Peninsular Thailand..... More
Bangkok. Phikul Thong Study Centre. 1991. Colour photographic plates, 368pp, index, paperback. Quarto. Text in Thai and English. (When referring to this item please quote stockid 93879). More
Thailand. Southeast Asia Rivers Network. 2004. Colour illustrations, 72pp, paperback covers very lightly worn extremities, a good copy. (When referring to this item please quote stockid 149996). More
London. Thames & Hudson. 1990. Very large striking full page photographic illustrations, some folding, folio, paperback, spine little torn in one small area otherwise very good. "Swiftlets build their edible nests in vast sea caves scattered along Thailand's south-western archipelago. Since the Ming dynasty, the nests have been valued as..... More
