Unicorn Bookshop: Est. 1989

1976. 1st edition. Biography of Sir Walter Nash (1882-1968) who served as Prime Minister of New Zealand from 1957 to 1960.

1967. 1st edition. The autobiography of Alfred Hamish Reed, MBE (1875-1975) who was a New Zealand publisher, author and entrepreneur.

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1980. Still the best and most comprehensive biography of Te Rauparaha, one of the most well-known figures in New Zealand history.

1931. Original copy of the New Zealand Engineers monthly magazine from around 90 years ago.

2001. A graphic publication profiling the people and places which make the Hibiscus Coast a truly unique destination.

1995. 1st edition. New Zealand rail history, a comprehensive guide to tourist railways, rail museums, railway clubs and associations, notable features of the existing and former government run system,

1991. The Legend is the story of a man who epitomises New Zealand rugby - Alex Wyllie. AUTOGRAPHED.

1981. The story of seven time crazed killer Stanley Graham who went on the rampage in Northland in 1941.

1946. 1st edition. A.H. Reed's account of his time spent on the island during his famous 70th birthday trek around the North Island in early 1946.

1951. Vivid biographies of eighty Bible characters graphically portrayed.

2010. Early European Art in New Zealand public collections.

1967. 1st edition. A brief story of New Zealand's Forest King, the Kauri tree including kauri gum diggers; bush camps; axemen at work; sawyers; log dams, etc. Includes the history and locations of mat

2011. 1st edition. The historic Mesopotamia Station is located in mid-Canterbury at the headwaters of the magnificent Rangitata gorge.

2012. A fascinating discussion of art history through the eyes of our most mainstream populist artist Dick Frizzell. SCARCE

1963. 1st edition. History of the Maori, New Zealand's native people.

1983. 1st edition. The memoirs of Sir John Marshall, a New Zealand statesman who served his country in Parliament from election in 1946 to retirement in 1976.

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

1979. 1st edition. For twelve days in 1941 the countryside round the small West Coast settlement of Koiterangi, near Hokitika, was terrorised by the murderer of seven men-Stanley Graham.

1971. One of the truly original characters in New Zealand's public life.

1966. 1st edition. The problems and pleasures of managing Mount White a New Zealand sheep station.

1976. 1st edition. Biography of the opera singer bass baritone, the Maori wood sculptor.

1950. The life of Mrs Helen Wilson, OBE, wife of the MP C.K. Wilson and sister of Sir Hubert Ostler.

1956. 1st edition. The personal story of America's pioneering experimental test pilot in the Skyrocket program.

2008. 1st edition. A concise and readable guide that provides clear, engaging answers, detailing essential information on the many aspects of Cook's voyages.

1998. The Marine Life of Ningaloo Marine Park & Coral Bay in North Western Australia.

1963. 1st edition

1956. A history of the Auckland Chamber of Commerce.

2008. In the early 21st century, as it celebrates its 125th anniversary, The University of Auckland is New Zealand's biggest, best-endowed, most research-driven university.

2013. A showcase gallery of 25 contemporary handbag designers, and it features over 100 artful creations.

1934. British history.

1971. 1st edition. A history of New Zealand golf from its origins in circa 1863 to the 1960s and 1970s.

1976. 1st edition. Peter Harker, still in his mid-thirties, has had what most people would reckon to be a lifetime’s experience in the horrendous bush-and-mountains country of South Westland.

1991. This book is a celebration of the New Zealand outdoors.

1950. Biography of Cheshire V.C the commander of the Dam Buster Squadron.

1943. 1st edition. A contemporary account of nine months as a medical officer in Libya.

1978. 1st edition. A collection of history, personalities and anecdotes from New Zealand men and women who served in World War Two.

1994. A series of books that captures through photographs the essence of everyday life in New Zealand, prior to 1960.

1939. Setup in 1939 as a temporary additional station, 5ZB broadcast from a refitted luxury railway carriage.

2004. Henry VIII's six wives have been too long in the shadow of his own awe-inspiring personality.

1999. Professor John Salmon spent many years photographing and recording New Zealand's exotic trees.

1942. 1st edition. The earliest publication on the raising of the gold bullion in June 1940/41 from the Niagara laying off the north coast of Whangarei, 30 miles from Bream Bay, New Zealand.

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.