C.F. Goldie Famous Maori leaders of New Zealand by Alister Taylor.
Regular price ¥325
Some Chapters in the Life and Times of Te Rauparaha, Chief of the Ngatitoa by W T L Travers.
Regular price ¥96
The Illustrated Encyclopedia of Maori Myth and Legend . FIRST EDITION HARDBACK By Margaret Orbell.
Regular price ¥515
Treasured Taonga Traditional and Contemporary Techniques and Concepts in Bone Carving by Ropata Davis.
Regular price ¥306
Tikao Talks: Treasures from the Ancient World of the Maori. Told by Teone Tikao to Herries Beattie.
Regular price ¥535
Hey Boy, photographs and text by Jane and Bernie Hill. HARDBACK
Regular price ¥248
The French and the Maori By John Dunmore (Edited by).
Regular price ¥573
Injun Joe The Legend of Smoking Joe Collins by Marion Day. VERY SCARCE.
Regular price ¥687
Maori and Pakeha. Studies in Christian Responsibility
Regular price ¥344
He Paepae Korero Research Perspectives in Maori Education By Bev Webber
Regular price ¥191
Ngata Dictionary English-Maori Dictionary By H.M. Ngata. Very scarce in hardback.
Regular price ¥477
Te Awa Atua Menstruation in the Pre-Colonial Maori World By Ngahuia Murphy.
Regular price ¥153
Marae The Heart of Maori Culture.
Geothermal Treasures Maori Living with Heat and Steam.
Moko Maori Tattooing in the 20th Century By Michael King, Marti Friedlander (Photographs by).
Regular price ¥134
Eruera The Teachings of a Maori Elder [First Edition Hardback]
Regular price ¥725
Eruera: The Teachings of a Maori Elder by Eruera Stirling as told to Anne Salmond.
Between the lines: Racism and the New Zealand media. by Spoonley, Paul & Hirsh, Walter
Mau Moko The World of Maori Tattoo By Ngahuia Te Awekotuku. HARDBACK FIRST EDITION
Regular price ¥935
Glimpses of Maori Land by Annie R. Butler. (1886)
Regular price ¥496
Poenamo Revisited By Russell Stone. Numbered Limited Edition of only 450 copies.
Tamihana the Kingmaker by L. S. Rickard. First Edition.
Regular price ¥458
Haare Williams Words of a Kaumatua By Haare Williams, Witi Ihimaera (Edited by).
Regular price ¥229
Oriori: A Maori child is born, from conception to birth. 1999. VERY SCARCE. BY Robyn Kahukiwa & Roma Potiki.